Babesia

Using Traditional Chinese treatments, rather than every botanical used in integrative Lyme/Babesia practice, the list becomes considerably shorter. Directly Interesting for Six Related Germs TCM Medicine Babesia Malaria Borrelia/Lyme Bartonella Syphilis Artemisia annua / Qing Hao + in B. duncani; − in B. microti mouse study NO. Our human studies poor. +++ + in vitro −/weak in tested study No

Below is a ranked list of 50 commonly used herbs and a brief, practical description of what they’re most often used for in humans. I’m focusing on evidence-informed traditional use, not claiming cures. Important note: herbs can interact with medications, pregnancy, blood pressure, blood sugar, and the liver. 50 Important Herbs and What They Do 1) Ginger (Zingiber officinale) 2)

Allopathic (MD) and Natural Treatments Used for Severe Fatigue Across Many Etiologies Such as Lyme Disease, Babesia, and Bartonella, ME/CFS, Long COVID/Post-Viral, Cancer-Related Fatigue, and Many Others Sample Excerpt From Natural Medicine Book Sleep and Circadian Interventions Hematologic/Nutritional/Endocrine Corrections Cardiovascular/Orthostatic Intolerance (Including POTS/Orthostatic Hypotension) Neurostimulants and Wake-Promoting Agents (Context-Specific) Antidepressants/Anxiolytics When Mood/Anxiety Contribute Pain, Inflammation, and Rheumatologic Contributors Infectious, Post-Infectious,

How to Use Them to Kill Borrelia (Lyme), Bartonella, and Babesia Botanicals / Compounds vs. Pathogen BOTANICAL / AGENT BORRELIA / LYME BABESIA BARTONELLA Cryptolepis sanguinolenta ✓✓ top performer in vitro ✓✓ cited as active ✓✓ cited as active Japanese knotweed (Polygonum cuspidatum) ✓✓ strong in vitro (incl. persisters) ✓ some review-level support ✓ some review-level support Chinese skullcap (Scutellaria