essential oils for lyme

LYME RECOVERY STORIES

1. Brenda Cosentino (www.realfoodrebel.com) - has an inspiring story. She is now about 51, and WAS diagnosed as bipolar, with depression. She ended up having to quit her job.
She says she used the Buhner protocol and her lyme is now in remission and the Hulda Clark diet. (But I THINK, based on her web site info, it took several years to get her lyme into remission, MAYBE 4-6 years.)

2. There's a young male athlete, bicyclist (can't remember his site, I'll try to find it) who claims he TOTALLY RECOVERED from lyme using ESSENTIAL OILS!! He is now a lyme recovery coach and sells sets of essential oils that he manufactures.


QUESTIONS: ALL - DO YOU THINK ESSENTIAL OILS COULD LEAD TO LYME RECOVERY?

In my own personal experiences, I have used them to help with symptoms, but have not tried to rely on them for healing by themselves. I do know one lady that tried everything, and I do mean everything. It wasn't until she started using EO's that she started experiencing healing. But, I would caution you on relying on them alone to heal you - it might work, but most find them helpful for dealing with symptoms only.

Herbalist I know says he cured himself from lyme using lots of essential oils, now he sells his essential oil mixes / dillutions and many people were cured or have great improvement using those. There is no magic here, EOs are known to have strong antimicrobial properties, most likely they are more effective than abx and used topically are very safe to human body. I remember days when I started using EOs for lyme, herxes I had were so strong I thought I was going to die.
Anyway check my post (and others) in this thread: www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=30&p=1&m=3816607

Post Edited By Moderator (Traveler) : 3/28/2017 4:06:17 PM (GMT-6)

After posting a link to EO's the other day, I've had them on the back burner of my mind.

The situation always remains that not every form of treatment is going to work for everyone.

It's natural, as odds go with the amount of people getting infected that a percentage of the whole of us are going to do better with one kind of treatment or treatments over others.

But it's very good to hear successes in any of them, because it shows there is something different, that someone can try when everything else so far has been a disappointment.

I actually had a great appointment today with a new doctor who really emphasized the fact that we are all different and we all require a different path to healing. So not one of us on this forum is doing the same exact protocol. Meaning, while many of us may be taking the same meds/herbs, the dosages and what time we take them is different, the way our bodies digest, absorb, and assimilate these supplements/meds are all different, etc. So in reality we are all truly doing something different.

When he said this, it just made perfect sense. This is the answer as to why are heal and/or herx at different intervals and durations. The body ultimately knows what it needs. We just have to slow down and be quiet long enough to listen.

Some sites assert that antihistamines help lyme, or are necessary in lyme treatment, I even saw one authoritative medical source that recommends Claritin. I tried Claritin, but it WORSENED my depression.

Does anyone take antihistamines and find them helpful for their lyme?