Too late to treat lyme?
Dear Stephen,
Stephen, I have been on your lyme protocol now for a little over a month. I had suspected that something has been wrong with me most of my life or that I was even born with it. I am from a small town in Connecticut. Of course I am only finding out for sure now that I am 50. My western blot test came back positive and I have so many symptoms. I am being treated by Dr. Z in Prescott, AZ and using your protocol. I have never used antibiotics. In your experience, how long if at all before I start to notice any changes or is it too late at my age to start this?
Stephen, I have been on your lyme protocol now for a little over a month. I had suspected that something has been wrong with me most of my life or that I was even born with it. I am from a small town in Connecticut. Of course I am only finding out for sure now that I am 50. My western blot test came back positive and I have so many symptoms. I am being treated by Dr. Z in Prescott, AZ and using your protocol. I have never used antibiotics. In your experience, how long if at all before I start to notice any changes or is it too late at my age to start this?
Stephen’s response:
Dr. Z is great, you are in good hands. It is not too late to start treating your lyme. Normally, I believe antibiotics are a good choice if you have not ever tried them, especially if you take them with the knotweed (resveratrol). If just taking the herbs, most people experience relief within a few months, some as rapidly as a few weeks.
Dr. Z is great, you are in good hands. It is not too late to start treating your lyme. Normally, I believe antibiotics are a good choice if you have not ever tried them, especially if you take them with the knotweed (resveratrol). If just taking the herbs, most people experience relief within a few months, some as rapidly as a few weeks.
Stephen
posted on May 11, 2010 in chronic lyme, is protocol working?, Lyme, The Basics
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