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       Treating Lyme Disease
       By: AGelbert Date: November 2, 2014, 4:13 pm
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       Japanese Knotweed is the larges Female Species in earth's' plant
       life biomass!
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       The Cure Is Never Far Away
       It is said that in nature, the cure is never far away from the
       injury. For example if you are bitten by a snake, there will be
       some plant nearby to counter the poison. This was of course much
       more relevant when people knew what to look for right there in
       the forest!
       Japanese knotweed, an invasive  ;D
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       plant
       that grows all over the US, may be one of the most important
       plants in treating symptoms of Lyme disease. Interestingly, it
       has become even more invasive in the northeast US, in tandem
       with the rise of Lyme disease.
       The compounds found in the root have been used for thousands of
       years in Far East medicine. The most notable one is resveratrol,
       an anti-oxidant credited with preventing heart disease, also
       found in red wine.
       Now it's widely sought after in the West. Herbalist /
       acupuncturist Timothy Scott, author of "Invasive Plant Medicine
       The Ecological Benefits and Healing Abilities of Invasives"
       shares his enthusiasm and knowledge of the plant here.
       It is always a good idea to consult a specialist before any new
       herbal regimen. Knotweed should not be taken in pregnancy except
       in small doses and should not be used with other blood thinners.
       --Bibi Farber
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       Agelbert NOTE: This is ONE planet. There is NO SUCH THING as an
       INVASIVE plant unless it comes from some OTHER planet. The whole
       "invasive" baloney is a man made term. Homo SAP just loves to
       make up categories and put up boundaries here and there. The
       biosphere is not impressed wit the naked ape's  idea of what
       should go where.
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       Isn't it ironic (and illogical too!) that the very same
       scientists that claim our existence is ALL ABOUT "survival of
       the fittest", go out of their way to label a vigorous growing
       plant as "invasive"?
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       />The only invasion that has REALLY occurred was the colonizatio
       n
       of these Homo SAP brains' glial cells by fecal coliforms!
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