Mar 5, 2013 | antibiotics, Miscellaneous, recent tick bites, Transmission |
Dear Stephen, Hello, I’m writing to you from East Europe-Poland and I have a question. I have had lyme for two and a half months. I took doxycycline for only 6 days. Now I don’t know if I should take antibiotics again or would it be better to start your...
Jan 2, 2013 | children/teens, Lyme, recent tick bites, Transmission |
Dear Stephen, My son has been bitten many times by ticks, we live in a high lyme area. This year he was tested following a 1.5cm diameter red reaction to a bite. He received one equivocal reaction and one ever so slightly positive reaction that the doctor feels is as...
Nov 1, 2012 | children/teens, Lyme, recent tick bites, Transmission |
Dear Stephen, I am the mother of a 4 year old. He had a bite and bull’s eye last summer and was treated with amoxicillin for 2 weeks only…with no herbs, just a whole foods diet. This summer he had a bite, without a bull’s eye, but a Western blot test...
Jul 23, 2010 | astragalus, dosage info, Herbs, recent tick bites, The Basics, Transmission |
Dear Stephen, Thanks so much for another option in fighting lyme and a fantastic book. I have had lyme two times in the last 10 years and beat it both times but do not want to use antibiotics again. I was symptom free and felt 100% until I found another deer tick on...
Jun 28, 2010 | astragalus, Herbs, recent tick bites, Transmission |
Dear Stephen, I found a tick on my left scalp by accident and pulled it off not knowing it was a tick. A few days later I developed inflamed and painful lymph nodes behind my left ear. A doctor prescribed doxycycline and a day later 90% of the inflammation went away....
May 29, 2010 | astragalus, Herbs, japanese knotweed, recent tick bites, stephania root, Transmission |
Dear Stephen, I have just reread some of your great book and am hoping to start the protocol ASAP. However it’s a bit complicated. So here’s a brief history. I got “slymed” by a tick 12 years ago in Tennessee. I did not have the rash, but got...
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