Description
Ethnomedical knowledge, holistic treatment and practical applications
It wasn't that long ago that a tick bite was nothing more than a minor irritation. Today, however, people are afraid that every tick could be harboring spirochetes waiting to infect humans and animals with a serious disease - Lyme disease, a multisystem disease that can affect any organ and mimic any symptom.
Borrelia are extremely clever and adaptable. They evade the immune system or change it to their advantage; they constantly change their appearance so that they are often not recognized by the immune cells. They offer little surface area for antibiotics to attack, or they hide in nerves, cartilage or other body tissues with poor blood supply. In this way, they show us unmistakably that we are at the end of the antibiotic era.
The author, himself an ethnobotanist, researches traditional Chinese medicine, the treasure trove of Native American healing knowledge, homeopathy and traditional Western herbal medicine for effective therapies. Among the Caribbean people he finds overheating therapy, diets and plants with which these peoples cured syphilis, which is closely related to Lyme disease. Many other therapeutic approaches are also described. The author has personally experienced the healing effect of the natural treatment presented here.
from the content
- The end of the antibiotic era
- Diseases that can be transmitted by ticks
- Natural remedies for suspected TBE
- Protective measures against tick bites
- Why tests say little
- Disease stages
- Where does Lyme disease suddenly come from?
- Deer and mice: ecological factors
- Naturopathic remedies
- Immune-boosting herbs that grow here
- The Orth Cure for Lyme Disease
Accompanying therapeutic measures:
- Overheating therapy
- Nutrition
- Experience reports on self-treatment
- Other naturopathic approaches to treating Lyme disease
- Homeopathic remedies for Lyme disease
