Dear Stephen,
I had lyme meningitis, bifacial Bell’s palsy, neuropathy, cognitive issues, etc. 18 years ago. After stopping long term treatment with antibiotics, my stomach became painful and inflamed, I developed gastritis, dismotility, and eventually metaplasia (antrum). If I take antibiotics (ab, bismuth, ranitidine) short term, I get relief for the stomach, but long term I have problems with acid blockers. I was able to start your protocol for lyme on the lower dose (knotweed, cat’s claw, eleuthero, stephania), but still dealing with lots of pain in the stomach. What do you suggest? Thank you greatly for “listening”.
I had lyme meningitis, bifacial Bell’s palsy, neuropathy, cognitive issues, etc. 18 years ago. After stopping long term treatment with antibiotics, my stomach became painful and inflamed, I developed gastritis, dismotility, and eventually metaplasia (antrum). If I take antibiotics (ab, bismuth, ranitidine) short term, I get relief for the stomach, but long term I have problems with acid blockers. I was able to start your protocol for lyme on the lower dose (knotweed, cat’s claw, eleuthero, stephania), but still dealing with lots of pain in the stomach. What do you suggest? Thank you greatly for “listening”.
Stephen’s response:
I would suggest first beginning with a cleansing diet (see my book on fasting which describes it in depth) then the use of a special juicing regimen that can heal that sort of problem. Specifically: juice of a piece of fresh green cabbage the size of a medium carrot, 5 fresh leaves of plantain (from the yard usually), 3 carrots, one beet, 4 stalks of celery, every morning. Oatmeal for lunch, modified diet for dinner. If you can go the juice for a week with just oatmeal as the food it will help considerably. The use of PB8 supplement for a few months will help as well.
I would suggest first beginning with a cleansing diet (see my book on fasting which describes it in depth) then the use of a special juicing regimen that can heal that sort of problem. Specifically: juice of a piece of fresh green cabbage the size of a medium carrot, 5 fresh leaves of plantain (from the yard usually), 3 carrots, one beet, 4 stalks of celery, every morning. Oatmeal for lunch, modified diet for dinner. If you can go the juice for a week with just oatmeal as the food it will help considerably. The use of PB8 supplement for a few months will help as well.
Stephen
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Hello,
I have had great problems with any protocol for Lyme Disease whether it be herbal or antibiotics. This is due to acute stomach issues where I get to the point where the treatment is unbearable. I think that this is due to it taking all of my good bacteria out of my stomach and or intestines. I get so weak that I am unable to take care of myself and I have problems going to the restroom. I believe I had colitis like symptoms with the antibiotics. Then my Lyme symptoms come back and I start the vicious circle again. Please help!
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Try eating the gel of a 3cm high slice of big Aloe Vera leaf before each meal (I find some at the organic grocery). It sticks to the stomach wall, and while it will soothe the gastritis, it will also increase your tolerance to most irritating foods. I have tried several pharmaceuticals + herbs over 8 years, and this is the only option which I found to be efficient for me. If you can’t find leaves, gel sold in bottles may help, but it is much more expensive and would likely contain some additives, such as citric acid used as preservative, which is irritating for the stomach.