Systemic chlamydia infection

by | Dec 1, 2012 | bacterial infections, Co-Infections, Columns, Healing Lyme | 10 comments

Dear Stephen,
What are your recommendations for treating a respiratory chlamydia infection? I’ve heard these types of infections are common for those of us with lyme.


Stephen’s response:
Chlamydia can cause a number of conditions, depending on where it is in the body, but this protocol should take care of all of them, irrespective of their location.

Alchornea cordifolia or sida acuta (1/4-1/2 tsp 3x daily for 30 days) – these are systemic antibiotics for that organism.

Bidens pilosa (1/4-1/2 tsp 3x daily for 30 days) – fairly important – also systemic. (Giving Tree Botanicals is one source for wildcrafted Bidens tincture.)

Reishi – 45 drops 3x daily.

Licorice – 20 drops 3x daily.

Pleurisy root – 30 drops 3x daily.

The last three are all active for that organism and support immune function and also act as synergists for the other herbs.

For those with a sexually transmitted Chlamydia trachomatis infection, add in any of the berberine-containing plants – (1/4-1/2 tsp 3x daily for 30 days) – this is specific for that organism, it is not widely disseminated in the blood, but does have impact on several organ systems.

You can repeat the process again if it does not clear in 30 days but if you do, I would recommend taking only ¼ tsp of the berberine plant – you can then take the mix for up to six months.

You can mix all the tinctures together.

Stephen

This protocol was incredible. After only a few weeks most of my symptoms were gone. After six months all my symptoms were gone… it has given me my life back.

– Amazon review by Joseph

Please note:

Stephen Buhner is no longer living and this Q + A column on Planet Thrive is closed to new questions. It will be kept on our website so readers can access vital information in the archives, communicate with each other in the comments section, and find herbs, books + lyme adjuncts in our directory. If you want to read more of Stephen’s writings, please see his website at: stephenharrodbuhner.com.



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10 Comments

  1. nzer1 Nigel Wadham

    Hi Stephen,
    thank you for posting this, I have to ask as a person who has tested positive with bloods and NAC self test for CPn, and I have MS,
    *”is there a different approach when the CPn is said to be a persistent infection?”,
    and in my case I believe that this is a long term infection and as a fifty three year old I wonder what load my body has.
    I am on day 72 of the David Wheldon ABx protocol and I am feeling allot of Herx or Vit D supplementing affecting cell apoptosis or porphyria or who knows.

    *Is there a recommendation for managing/minimising the side effects of the treatment?

    *Is there a different treatment time frame for the Herbal approach to CPn treatment when the infection is a persistent and long term one that involves MS ?

    Thankyou,
    Nigel

  2. Isabella Marschall

    Dear Stephen!
    My knee is swollen since a relationship to a boy friend I had four years ago and I have aches in cervical spine, but I don’t have cystitis
    or other troubles with alvus, nor skin problems or ophtalmitis. Chlamydia trachomatis is supposed and I have a positive Lttest and some other negativ Ctr. tests.
    I don’t have rheumatism faktor in the blood, I am not feeling tired.
    Should I take Luteolin and Cryptolepis, how much and how long? Thank you very much. Best regards, Isabella

  3. Irene

    Hi Stephen, I have CPN in my brain giving me MS. I am 5 months into the Wheldon protocol of combined antibiotic protocol and am improving. However, I would much prefer to use a natural approach to completely eliminate the bacteria. What would you suggest please?

  4. Pawel

    Hi,
    Dose for 18 kg kid?

  5. Jan

    Dear Stephan,

    I have just bought your Healing Lyme book specifically for the CPN part. My 15 year old son has just recently had a diagnosis of CPN which has caused him to suffer from CFS and PoTS for the past 2 years. He is about to enter into the final term of school which of course entails exams (currently manages 60% attendance.) Is the protocol that you mention too searching to start whilst trying to attend school as we would prefer to start him on it asap so as to endeavour to eradicate it and give his body time to heal before the start of his final year of prep before his important exams next year. Also do you recommend a practitioner in London who can support us in this journey? We would appreciate your advice. Thanks Jan

  6. Tobias Gabriel

    Hello Stephen I have a clamydia infection I would like to treat you with herbs Can you tell me which one I need and dosage?
    greeting Tobi

  7. Jean

    I believe I have chlamydia pneumoniae in the brain. I went to the emergency room and I have brain shrinkage, arteriosclerosis, and other difficulties. My scalp is very, very oily and I have dandruff now–a lot of it My teeth ache, and I have earaches. I was in perfect health before someone with pneumonia coughed a few inches from my face. A few days after that, I started having nosebleeds. Also, I have no appetite, and I am very depressed.
    Does anyone else suffer from these kinds of issues? Any success with herbs?

  8. Jean

    Is the type of chlamydia infection asked about here Chlamydia Trachomatis or Chlamydia Pneumoniae?
    I read that alchornea is effective against gram-positive bacteria. Cpn is gram-negative. I would really appreciate a response. Thanks.

  9. Fred

    Hi Jean,
    Ciprofloxacin is good for Chlamydia, 3 x 250mg/day, quite good abx for gram-negative pathogens. Second option is Doxy 200mg/day for 2 weeks.

  10. Shellie

    Fred… Ciprofloxacin is a dangerous medication that leaves many people with more problems than they started with. The mitochondrial damage Cipro and the other flox antibiotics cause can be long lasting and serious.

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