Dear Stephen,
In reference to this post on your website: https://buhnerhealinglyme.com/co-infections/treating-mycoplasma-naturally: My son has very high titers for mycoplasma (1:320). He is also lyme positive and we suspect bartonella. Can I treat mycoplasma first before I target lyme? And is the protocol listed in the post above suitable for children? He weighs only 40lbs. Thank you.
In reference to this post on your website: https://buhnerhealinglyme.com/co-infections/treating-mycoplasma-naturally: My son has very high titers for mycoplasma (1:320). He is also lyme positive and we suspect bartonella. Can I treat mycoplasma first before I target lyme? And is the protocol listed in the post above suitable for children? He weighs only 40lbs. Thank you.
Stephen’s response:
Yes, you can treat the mycoplasma first. I would suggest getting the book that details that organism and its treatment. You just have to reduce dosages to the child’s weight, in this instance dosage would be ¼ of the adult dose.
Yes, you can treat the mycoplasma first. I would suggest getting the book that details that organism and its treatment. You just have to reduce dosages to the child’s weight, in this instance dosage would be ¼ of the adult dose.
Stephen
Dear Stephen:
I have recently ordered Japanese Knotweed from Green Dragon Botanical
but I am not sure if to take it with or without food. I am taking it for some serious joint inflammation. Since I am also taking fermented cod liver oil which has the same tendency to thin the blood as I understand JK also does,I wonder if taking both is OK and can I take two capsules daily? – Thank you so much for your help.
Hi Maria,
Apologies but the Q & A is closed to new questions. Based on past answers from Stephen, I know that you can take the herbs with or without food. It is better without but if you have a sensitive digestive system, it might help to take them after eating. I don’t know the answer to your second question but you might try checking the archives or doing a search for “blood thinner” and other relevant search terms. Best, Julie
Maria, as long as you aren’t on any prescription blood-thinner, you’re probably fine to combine them. This is based on past answers from Stephen, others who’ve successful treated lyme, and my own experience. As Stephen said to another question, if you notice your blood becoming too thin, make some changes, otherwise it’ll be fine.