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Posted 3/8/2015 4:38 AM (GMT 0)
If the type of parsley is the same in the organic Alvita parsley tea and the Nutramedix Parsley drops -- can it be of some health benefit to drink the tea. Seems like it would be. The usual green tea is recommended by the LLMD. In fact parsley is 'greener'. Thoughts please Traveler. Thanks.

How about parsley tea with stevia. The same kind of parsley is available by the pound too and makes it inexpensive.
Posted 3/8/2015 4:50 AM (GMT 0)
I believe that the Nutramedix Parsley drops are much stronger as they are a concentrated form. So it would be best for her to get the drops for help with herxing, as the directions say. www.nutramedix.ec/ns/parsley

Although, she may still find the parsley tea helpful:
www.naturalnews.com/035044_parsley_antioxidants_blood.html

Anyone with any experience with the Nutramedix Parsley drops? Please say how they have helped or not.
Posted 3/8/2015 5:28 AM (GMT 0)
Normally, I use the Nutramedix Parsley in conjunction with the Pinella and Burbur twice a day. They help with general detox and brain fog.

I have not been taking it for a week or so because I was noticing nausea after taking them. The coloring looks off. I may have gotten a funny batch. Usually, I really like them for detox and have no problems whatsoever.

I cannot single out the Parsley because I don't normally take it alone. However, I think it is a good product. Amazon has reviews on the Parsley.
Posted 3/8/2015 5:45 AM (GMT 0)
I don't have experience with the parsley drops, but wanted to say that a parsley tincture which is relatively simple to make in the kitchen will help far more than the parsley tea and comes closer to the nutramedix product than a tea would. The alcohol in the tincture extracts oils and other delicate beneficial ingredients that are lost or not even activated, when making teas. This was my opinion (a hunch) and after buying Buhner books, I find it to be true.

I learned a lot from dr. Klinghardt about many products for treating lyme--you can find his videos by searching his name on youtube. He recommends biopure products which are very expensive. I am not buying the products but I looked up the products and their description and ingredients.

Same with nutramedix for the parsley tincture they use:

""""Other Ingredients: Mineral water, Ethanol (20-25%)

Nutramedix utilizes a proprietary extraction and enhancement process that provides a highly bio-available, full spectrum extract."""

So as biopure, they do probably to something extra to it to enhance bio-viability and absorption--dr. K talks about a laser process in one of the videos. We can't do this at home, but we can make tinctures, and I think that is as close as we can come to the actual product.

I have a friend that is using a quarter cup of fresh parsley as detox every day. She saw a herbalist and she has been doing this for years. That may be a better way to consume parsley instead of the dry herb in a tea--I don't know, I am just giving you something to think about it and research for yourself. It does get expensive to buy all this products and since I believe I have 3 out of 4 kids infected, I am doing the tinctures for some products and buying others that I can't make myself to cut costs any way I can.
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