Dear Stephen, I just read an article from a lyme book where this practitioner Elizabeth Hesse Sheehan is stating that she believes your protocol would be even more powerful if one used the embryonic form of the herbs.
Dear Stephen, In your book “Healing Lyme” you write on page 104 that Japanese
knotweed “is a potential plant in phytoremediation work as it removes copper from copper-contaminated soil and concentrates it in its roots.”
Dear Stephen, I currently live in Albuquerque; are any of the more “local” knotweeds active against lyme/borrelia?
Dear Stephen, I am attempting to wild-harvest knotweed for my use and would like to know if Giant knotweed and Bohemian knotweed can be substituted for Japanese knotweed.
Dear Stephen, Are there guidelines for to use for wild-harvesting Japanese knotweed in terms of collecting (time of year), drying (is sauna OK), and dosing?
Dear Stephen, I just found that I have tons of Japanese knotweed at home. How can I use it – dosage, root only or root and stem (young ones or full grown)?
Dear Stephen, I have neuro lyme and need help with starting your protocol.
Dear Stephen, In a previously answered question in your column about “capsule vs. decoction,” you wrote to someone about using the whole herb or whole form, tinctures, and decoctions with regards to knotweed.
