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Posted 5/26/2016 12:35 AM (GMT 0)
No I'm not posting this because its a magic cure all but much of the content of the article has good tips and ideas on how to get your body in as good a shape as you can naturally so you stand the best chance to fight the invaders. For those that read curious what you've used in your arsenal that's worked well for you.

www.organiclifestylemagazine.com/issue/15-how-to-cure-lyme-disease-and-virtually-any-other-bacterial-infection-naturally

Post Edited (Rikky1) : 5/26/2016 5:55:46 AM (GMT-6)

Posted 5/26/2016 1:16 AM (GMT 0)
This is interesting! I will be following to see the responses to your question. As for me, I am only two months in on treatment so am not sure what is working yet and what is not.
Posted 5/26/2016 2:01 AM (GMT 0)
Looks like the same site has an article on essential oils:

Eleven Essential Oils that help fight Lyme disease
www.organiclifestylemagazine.com/eleven-essential-oils-that-help-fight-lyme-disease

They are def. the natural treatment that has worked best for me. Most of ones they list would be my top picks too.
Posted 5/26/2016 2:50 AM (GMT 0)
What a great article Rikky.

I am happy to say that it goes right along with my thinking on food as medicine.
Posted 5/26/2016 2:55 AM (GMT 0)
about the essential oils. One of the most potent ingredients in my Beyond Balance MC-BB-2 is clove oil. I so love the taste.

I use tea tree oil when I change the bag on my vacuum. I hate the smell of dust so just a couple of drops on the bag and I know that I am killing bacteria. I love tea tree oil dental floss too.

Frankincense is what scents my home made hand lotion. So soothing.

I have lavender soap and it is nice for using before bed. Relaxing.

Rosemary is in my yard and grows wild. It is a go to for calm. Any stress and you rub rosemary on your hands and stroke your hand through your hair - instant calm.
Posted 5/26/2016 5:55 AM (GMT 0)
Big fan of thieves in coconut topically...
Posted 5/26/2016 6:05 AM (GMT 0)
Big fan of thieves in coconut topically...i dont think immun3 system can fight this ...that is why cd 57 is low in ch ronic lyme people...i have seen it come out of b cell and t cells ....oregano and sf722 are good ..parasites need to be adressed
Posted 5/26/2016 7:04 AM (GMT 0)
Okay, I'm so glad people are talking about essential oils!

They've made me herx more than anything, apart from the first day of a round of doxycycline, years ago. They have also given me more relief than anything else I have tried, both in terms of physical and mental pain.

But, much like everything else, they refuse to work consistently.

After a few days of being on a medication, things always taper off, and then I slowly start to feel the sickness(es) coming back.

Many argue that the bugs do not develop a resistance to the natural products such as these, and part of me really wants to agree. I get the logic. I just can't help but wonder.

I know there are many reasons as to why treatments fail, but I don't know.

I wish I knew why, because I feel like I could be doing great right now, if things cooperated. Breaking my heart. I have all these things that I know should work, have seen and felt working, but they don't. It's like watching your family open their Christmas presents while you're locked outside, nobody noticing, all of your goodies just sitting there.. begging to be freed! open me!

I'm questioning biofilms, but again run into the problem of diet, so many contraindications due to other conditions. I need my fats!

Sighsigh. Going through a poop of a time. Pardon me for doing my thinking out loud here.

But, yeah, essential oils are great. Thieves, oregano, tea tree, peppermint, frankincense, lavender, lemon = some for killing and some for support, some a bit of both.

An added bonus is that I haven't had to wear deodorant since starting to use them again.

Post Edited (NotQuiteAntonio) : 5/26/2016 1:10:48 AM (GMT-6)

Posted 5/26/2016 6:32 PM (GMT 0)
Do you guys have any recommendations on where to buy good quality essential oils?

And thanks for posting an interesting article Rikky.
Posted 5/26/2016 7:54 PM (GMT 0)
PeteZa -
what does Beyond Balance MC-BB-2 do?

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Posted 5/26/2016 8:38 PM (GMT 0)
All I know is what the LLMD said. You can't find anything on the internet about it because you have to have the doctor's code to even buy the stuff from them.

He said MC-BB-2 is the second step in going after BB. I did the BB-1 for months and he said "you can now graduate." I just love the taste so much better. Not that MC-BB-1 was bad, just that 2 is so yummy with that clove in it.
Posted 5/27/2016 6:42 AM (GMT 0)
Evian, the most recommended outlets for essential oils are either Young Living, doTerra, or Mountain Rose Herbs.

I'd go with Mountain Rose Herbs for single herbs, as they're typically cheaper and still very good quality, and one of the other two providers for blends, such as Thieves or doTerra's On Guard, which is basically Thieves but instead of lemon is bergamot.

Though, if you're planning on ordering just one or two, MRH's shipping fee might cancel out the savings anyway.

I wanted to order some more lemon and lavender off of them, but figured I could just get some doTerra off eBay for the same price I'd pay with the $10 shipping charge.

But.. again, Mountain Rose is great though.

Anyway, yeah, those are the usual suppliers. There's one called Plant Therapy I've purchased a couple oils off of. Not sure about them yet.
Posted 5/27/2016 2:06 PM (GMT 0)
Rikky, it's an interesting article, definitely hitting on some good items, but leaving out some key things as well. Things like raw foods are not good for those with leaky gut (or at minimum there is a LOT of controversy on this), activated charcoal shouldn't be taken with anything else, as it will bind to whatever is taken instead of to the toxins, so taking a supplement with activated charcoal in it, means you aren't getting whatever else is in that supplement.

But, as I said, there are some good points in the article as well.

Antonio - I have a very dear friend that I have known for the last 10 years that had tried every single approach to healing her Lyme, except essential oils. She finally got to a place where she would try them - they have been the only thing to help her! I surely don't know enough about them to hardly even comment about their use, but I do believe there are more than just this one lady that needs to use EO's for healing from these infections.

Maybe look at the two approaches that worked best for you, and use a combination of them??? Just a thought.
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