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Unraveling Lyme Disease with Genuine Care and Herbal Expertise

Unraveling Lyme Disease with Genuine Care and Herbal Expertise

Jun 26th 2024

Unraveling Lyme Disease With over 15 years of dedicated experience working alongside individuals impacted by Lyme disease, I have had the privilege of engaging with thousands of people as they navigate this challenging condition. Throughout this journey, I have developed a profound and nuanced understanding of how herbs can be effectively utilized in the treatment of Lyme disease. My extensiv …
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Beyond the Tick Bite: Understanding the Complexities of Lyme Disease

Beyond the Tick Bite: Understanding the Complexities of Lyme Disease

Apr 17th 2024

Understanding the Key Symptoms of Lyme DiseaseLyme disease is a tick-borne illness caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and is transmitted through the bite of infected black-legged ticks. Misconceptions about Lyme disease include the belief that it can only be contracted in rural areas, when in fact ticks can be found in urban environments as well. Early symptoms of Lyme disease …
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Skullcap Root - Scutellaria baicalensis

Skullcap Root - Scutellaria baicalensis

Posted by 1st Chinese Herbs on Aug 8th 2019

Nature’s Therapeutic HerbWhat is Skullcap? Where is it grown?Skullcap is a flowering perennial plant in the Lamiaceae family with beautiful tubular blue flowers that can be found growing on the grassy and sandy sea shores of Eastern Asia, China, Japan, Korea and Mongolia. Skullcap is also known as Chinese Skullcap and Baikal Skullcap. In traditional Chinese medicine it is call Huang …
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Lyme Disease and Your Pets

Lyme Disease and Your Pets

Posted by 1st Chinese Herbs on Apr 30th 2018

The other day I took my cat to the vet. On the way in I saw a sign offering Lyme Disease vaccines for dogs. I had not heard of them before but knowing Lyme Disease is on the rise I thought it was a good idea. In the past, I have found ticks on my dog even though she was on a flea & tick preventive and rarely left our yard. She was an older dog that preferred to stay inside more than …
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