Comments on: Honey And Cinnamon For Chronic Lyme Disease? http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/ News and resources for neurological Lyme disease and co-infections. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 23:23:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Vinegar and Honey Spice Up The Salad, and May Ease The Symptoms of Chronic Lyme Disease | About Lyme Disease http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-8595 Vinegar and Honey Spice Up The Salad, and May Ease The Symptoms of Chronic Lyme Disease | About Lyme Disease Sat, 03 Dec 2011 17:22:40 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-8595 [...] Honey And Cinnamon For Chronic Lyme Disease? [...] [...] Honey And Cinnamon For Chronic Lyme Disease? [...]

]]> By: Jenna Smith http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-5002 Jenna Smith Mon, 27 Jun 2011 19:16:29 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-5002 Everything in moderation...just don't go overboard! And be super-duper careful of your local source - make sure that pesticides aren't used on any crops nearby, that is why the New Zealand honey is considered so pure...we have some pretty pure honey in Maine too but if you use organic, non-toxic honey you r body will thank you. Blessings, Jenna Everything in moderation…just don’t go overboard! And be super-duper careful of your local source – make sure that pesticides aren’t used on any crops nearby, that is why the New Zealand honey is considered so pure…we have some pretty pure honey in Maine too but if you use organic, non-toxic honey you r body will thank you.
Blessings,
Jenna

]]> By: Jensey http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-4998 Jensey Mon, 27 Jun 2011 15:47:03 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-4998 Hi Jenna, Newly found your website ... a plethora of information! So big thanks for that. I am reading your bits about weight loss (and hair loss)and the use of honey/cinnamon, and just have to ask ... really? I always plop honey in the same category as other sugars. If I engage in a high protein/no starch/sugar diet, won't my use of honey (and I have access to super pure raw local source) go against this protocol? Just need some reassurance. Thanks much! Hi Jenna,

Newly found your website … a plethora of information! So big thanks for that.

I am reading your bits about weight loss (and hair loss)and the use of honey/cinnamon, and just have to ask … really? I always plop honey in the same category as other sugars. If I engage in a high protein/no starch/sugar diet, won’t my use of honey (and I have access to super pure raw local source) go against this protocol? Just need some reassurance.

Thanks much!

]]> By: Jenna Smith http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-4193 Jenna Smith Mon, 24 Jan 2011 12:00:35 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-4193 Hi Ricky - try http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/feed/ or you can also just go to http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/. I am not very computer savvy but Google should support any Feedburner feed (which ours is.) Blessings, Jenna Hi Ricky – try http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/feed/ or you can also just go to http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/. I am not very computer savvy but Google should support any Feedburner feed (which ours is.) Blessings, Jenna

]]> By: David http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-4036 David Wed, 29 Dec 2010 03:02:04 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-4036 I muscle test and believe Cassia (Cinnamomum cassia) essential oil kills Lyme spirochetes. I think lime (no error) essential oil and some forms of peppermint essential oil (Mentha piperita) also kill the Lyme spirochetes. I am about ready to try sweet fennel in an attempt to prevent the spirochetes from going into the cyst form. I already use Howood essential oil because I believe it may help penetrate the Lyme cell walls and carry the killer lime, cassia and peppermint oils into the spirochetes. I use fenugreek essential oil because I believe it may help penetrate the cyst cell walls and carry in the lime. cassia and peppermint oils into the cysts. If you try any of these, BE SURE to start with a TINY bit. Like, mix 1 drop with several drops of a carrier oil like almond or olive and put one drop (or less) of this diluted mixture on your skin. I have seen people herx on 1/8 drop of the combination I use. Increase dose slowly. Sometimes day one is fine and day two or three is awful with herxing. Personally, I have worked up to 15 drops multiple times daily orally also (with food---that cassia is HOT). I use red raspberry leaf tincture to bind up some of the Lyme toxins. Premier Research Labs makes a product called "Liver Nano-Detox" that I believe helps the body metabolize at least some Lyme toxins. I also use Rife type frequencies on myself which I believe break down Lyme toxins (mold toxins too). I also limit my intake of niacin because I believe at least some forms of Lyme impair the body's ability to properly metabolize niacin (not sure about miacinamide, suspect a possible problem there too). NADP or NADPH are substitutes. Of course someone needs to to muscle test you for which of the NAD forms you need. So send your muscle tester to www.metabolics.com in the UK if you need test vials for NADP or NADPH. You can buy the NADP and NADPH supplements there too (until Codex messes it up for us) until the Lyme is low enough in your body to handle niacin or niacinamide again. I muscle test and believe Cassia (Cinnamomum cassia) essential oil kills Lyme spirochetes. I think lime (no error) essential oil and some forms of peppermint essential oil (Mentha piperita) also kill the Lyme spirochetes. I am about ready to try sweet fennel in an attempt to prevent the spirochetes from going into the cyst form.
I already use Howood essential oil because I believe it may help penetrate the Lyme cell walls and carry the killer lime, cassia and peppermint oils into the spirochetes. I use fenugreek essential oil because I believe it may help penetrate the cyst cell walls and carry in the lime. cassia and peppermint oils into the cysts.
If you try any of these, BE SURE to start with a TINY bit. Like, mix 1 drop with several drops of a carrier oil like almond or olive and put one drop (or less) of this diluted mixture on your skin. I have seen people herx on 1/8 drop of the combination I use. Increase dose slowly. Sometimes day one is fine and day two or three is awful with herxing.
Personally, I have worked up to 15 drops multiple times daily orally also (with food—that cassia is HOT). I use red raspberry leaf tincture to bind up some of the Lyme toxins. Premier Research Labs makes a product called “Liver Nano-Detox” that I believe helps the body metabolize at least some Lyme toxins.
I also use Rife type frequencies on myself which I believe break down Lyme toxins (mold toxins too).
I also limit my intake of niacin because I believe at least some forms of Lyme impair the body’s ability to properly metabolize niacin (not sure about miacinamide, suspect a possible problem there too). NADP or NADPH are substitutes. Of course someone needs to to muscle test you for which of the NAD forms you need. So send your muscle tester to http://www.metabolics.com in the UK if you need test vials for NADP or NADPH. You can buy the NADP and NADPH supplements there too (until Codex messes it up for us) until the Lyme is low enough in your body to handle niacin or niacinamide again.

]]> By: Laura http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-2898 Laura Mon, 11 Oct 2010 00:11:23 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-2898 Raw honey is best with all enzymes intact. Regular honey from the grocery store is heated when refined and much of it's good properties are destroyed. Raw honey is best with all enzymes intact. Regular honey from the grocery store is heated when refined and much of it’s good properties are destroyed.

]]> By: Portable Infrared Sauna http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-2616 Portable Infrared Sauna Sun, 29 Aug 2010 05:21:47 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-2616 Finding good information from blogs is not always easy, but you have done a great job here, interesting title ( Honey And Cinnamon For Chronic Lyme Disease? | Jenna's Lyme Blog ) too, cool. Finding good information from blogs is not always easy, but you have done a great job here, interesting title ( Honey And Cinnamon For Chronic Lyme Disease? | Jenna’s Lyme Blog ) too, cool.

]]> By: Jenna Smith http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-2003 Jenna Smith Sun, 06 Jun 2010 15:24:06 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-2003 Hi Nancee- There have been many, many studies done on the curative and strengthening properties of honey that go against our understanding of straight fructose and glucose. For instance, the University at Copenhagen found that over 70% of chronic arthritis sufferers were relieved of pain from small but regular dosing of honey; Weekly World News in January of 1995 reported that diabetes patients could safely take honey doses therapeutically, and recent research in Japan and Australia have actual cases of advanced stomach and bone cancer being cured. (sorry, I don't have the exact reference). More and more research is being done with promising results, however, as in all purchasing decisions, pure products are preferred over refined, and with honey, if the bees collect nectar from flowers that are sprayed with pesticides, the resulting honey would be undesirable. Where I live in Maine, the bees pollinate using wild clover and leave a very mild flavor. New Zealand boasts of the most pure and flavorful honey called <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NB3VFM?ie=UTF8&tag=thebestreader-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000NB3VFM" rel="nofollow">Manuka Honey</a>. It tastes unlike any honey you have ever tasted! Hi Nancee-
There have been many, many studies done on the curative and strengthening properties of honey that go against our understanding of straight fructose and glucose. For instance, the University at Copenhagen found that over 70% of chronic arthritis sufferers were relieved of pain from small but regular dosing of honey; Weekly World News in January of 1995 reported that diabetes patients could safely take honey doses therapeutically, and recent research in Japan and Australia have actual cases of advanced stomach and bone cancer being cured. (sorry, I don’t have the exact reference).

More and more research is being done with promising results, however, as in all purchasing decisions, pure products are preferred over refined, and with honey, if the bees collect nectar from flowers that are sprayed with pesticides, the resulting honey would be undesirable.

Where I live in Maine, the bees pollinate using wild clover and leave a very mild flavor. New Zealand boasts of the most pure and flavorful honey called Manuka Honey. It tastes unlike any honey you have ever tasted!

]]> By: nancee http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-1997 nancee Fri, 04 Jun 2010 13:34:30 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-1997 This article recomends honey for infection. But can cancer patients take honey. I read in cancer tutor that honey contains simple sugars, the fructose (38 percent) and glucose (31 percent) feed cancer cells. Please comment on this. This article recomends honey for infection. But can cancer patients take honey. I read in cancer tutor that honey contains simple sugars, the fructose (38 percent) and glucose (31 percent) feed cancer cells. Please comment on this.

]]> By: Deloris Wixted http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/honey-and-cinnamon-for-chronic-lyme-disease/comment-page-1/#comment-1435 Deloris Wixted Mon, 08 Feb 2010 02:38:08 +0000 http://www.lymediseaseresource.com/wordpress/?p=1499#comment-1435 I found your site on google, great site, keep it up. Will return in the future. Submitted this post to Google News Reader. I found your site on google, great site, keep it up. Will return in the future. Submitted this post to Google News Reader.

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