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Warning:  Using any form of Lyme Disease therapy can cause severe Jarisch-Herxheimer reactions (also known as “healing reactions” “herx reactions” or “die off”). These reactions can be serious and/or fatal.

Antibiotics are the recommended treatment for Lyme disease according to the CDC (Center for Disease Control), and other Lyme disease authorities.  It is not advisable for anyone with Lyme disease to forego the use of antibiotics (or any other therapy) perscribed by a licensed physician in favor of experimental treatments.

If caught early, Lyme disease can be completely cured with the proper doses of antibiotics. Many people have attained full recovery from Lyme Disease with antibiotics. The additional therapies and protocols described in this website apply only to people who have not responded to antibiotic therapy. 

Anyone who feels ill should consult a licensed medical professional.

Anyone who suspects that they may have Lyme disease or another tick-born illness should consult a "Lyme-literate" and licensed medical professional.

Anyone desiring to implement a new dietary or fitness change should consult a licensed medical professional.

Government Required Legal Disclaimer: Homeopathy is a formal branch of medicine recognized by U.S. Federal Law. The standards for strength, purity and quality of homeopathic medicines were established by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the American Medical Association (AMA) do not evaluate homeopathic remedies for efficacy, or evaluate and approve natural remedies or supplements. Therefore, none of the statements regarding products provided by the Alternative Pharmacy either printed or posted on the Internet have been evaluated or approved by the FDA or the AMA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The information on this website or in emails is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for informed medical advice or care. We do not give medical advice for dealing with a given problem. Consult your health care professional for individual guidance regarding specific health problems. If you are ill or have been diagnosed with any disease, please consult a medical doctor before attempting to use any supplements or homeopathic remedies.