Lyme Disease Tonic helps with Lyme Disease.

Lyme Disease and Herbal Treatment

How Lyme is spread
Lyme disease is caused by the spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi, and has become a major worldwide epidemic. In the US studies reveal that 300,00 people are diagnosed each year with the acute syndrome known as Lyme Disease. It has been shown that nearly 70% of infected individuals do not respond to, i.e. are not helped by, antibiotic therapy. Following this non-response to antibiotic drugs, is Chronic Lyme (also known as post-Lyme disease syndrome or post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome).
Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne disease and, in general, is one of the fastest growing infectious diseases today. But to get bitten by a tiny tick is highly unlikely despite it becoming more widespread. This is because you can get this infection via other than a tick bite. This is not at all well-known or appreciated. It is reported that Lyme can be transmitted through other means as well, including breast milk, semen (i.e. sexual transmission), tears, saliva, and bites from mosquitoes and mites.
The problem with chronic Lyme is that the condition resembles a severe, protracted form of CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome), even if there was the circular mark where of the infected tick. The pathogen is now regarded as a stealth pathogen like Babesia and Bartonella (a gram-negative bacteria) transferred to humans from fleas, lice, ticks, cattle, birds, cats.
Functional herbal therapy works in a different way than antibiotic drugs, of course. The whole person is considered; no organ or even cell is regarded as isolated; there is a inter-connectedness between all organs and systems of the body; the human body has evolved like this over literally millions of years; we are hosts to commensal organisms which work with us to keep us safe and healthy. So, to get to these intracellular (stealth) pathogens, we target them with anti-parasitic herbs along with herbs to enhance the various systems, e.g. immune system, lymphatic system, endocrine system, nervous and liver systems, etc, so that the whole body can receive the necessary support and work together to clear the toxic invader. This is the LymeShield Tonic, and this is why it is a strategy that has been so successful over the years. Treatment also requires the patient to improve their lifestyle, i.e. diet, exercise, social activities, sleep, etc. Treatment may take many months to show positive results, due to the nature of these pathogens and where they hide in the cells, blood, nerves, brain, liver, lung, etc.

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Dear Alan. Thank you so much for such quick response! I will order Lyme Disease Tonic as I vaguely remember recent unusual headache, etc and have a friend with LD, who I will also recommend it to. Am already on ABC powder with really good results, as with the Adrenal Tonic, which I’ve recommended to my daughter, granddaughter and two members of Thyroid UK, who also couldn’t believe how quickly it worked for bad anxiety symptoms 🤗
Many, many thanks again for your help.
Rosemarie

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Lyme mimics
Many Lyme symptoms mimic other diseases, such as MS, Alzheimer’s, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, ALS (Lou Gerig’s Disease) and other autoimmune disorders, as well as Parkinson’s and many other ailments, making it difficult to determine whether a patient has Lyme or another disease. Because of this mimicry, many Lyme patients go undiagnosed until they are in a more chronic state.

The range of symptoms possible in Lyme is very complex:

Lyme Disease Tonic addresses these symptoms, but other tonics to use alongside may be considered appropriate as well (also recommended to take throughout your treatment is the ABC Powder). For more info about this, click here.

Herbal Treatment
Thankfully, herbal medicine is a system of medicine that diagnoses illness by using the symptoms of a patient to treat the whole person. In other words, no matter what label the orthodox system decides to put on a particular collection of symptoms at a particular time – Lyme disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, multiple sclerosis, whatever – we in herbal medicine treat the whole person, using the symptoms as the guideposts. That is not to say the orthodox diagnosis is unimportant – proper diagnoses can help herbal practitioners in their treatment protocol.
The herbal medicines are also used against side effects and die-off symptoms. These remedies should be changed according to the patient’s responses. Then once 75% of the symptoms are taken care of and the patient can manage the acute flair-ups (which should lessen in frequency after a time as their health is restored) the Lyme disease is eradicated and their health is normalized. At that point constitutional remedies may be prescribed to support the immune system to maintain the patient’s health.
As an example of traditional prescribing that might be appropriate to Lyme disease, a herbal formula recommended for a heat toxin entering the blood and producing eruption of macules may include the herbs forsythia and coptis; other herbs that may be selected are carthamus, moutan, raw rehmannia, and Scrophularia. Our Lyme Disease Tonic deals specifically with the parasite and coinfections and directly with the symptoms of Lyme.
​Many of these herbs have been researched and brought to light by herbalist Stephen Buhner. Many thanks Stephen!

I have a specific herbal tonic for Lyme Disease and it is this that I recommend patients to start with and if necessary after a month or more after consultation the prescription can be changed to suit your need. As a priority I recommend that the patient also take the ABC Daily Herbal NutriPowder Plus as an important nutrient support for their whole body.

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Tonics that may be useful to combine with Lyme Disease Tonic:
ABC Daily Herbal NutriPowder Plus
SleepMore
HerbShield
InfectionLess
InflammationLess
Essiac/Caisse
SpleenShield
LungShield
TotalDetox
LiverDetox
LymphCleanse
BloodCleanser
DepressionLess
WorryLess
TireLess for ME and FMS and CFS
WormLess for parasites

For more detailed info about Lyme disease, click here.