Don't be fooled by cheap impostors or overpriced Cryptolepsis costing more.

This is the ONLY Cryptolepsis that researchers specified for their recent study and comparison of 13 herbs and three prescription antibiotics that are commonly used by Lyme patients. This is the only Cryptolepsis that  you can expect to deliver the same results.

Also impressiveley efficacious in the study were: Cat's Claw, Artemisia annua, Japanese Knotweed, Oil of Oregano, and Chinese Skullcap, herbs that are available to you right here at myherbs.net in any form you like,  capsules, liquids, powdered extracts by the pound, and as a powerhouse synergistic blending that requires just two or three servings per day.

Because Lyme Synergy Power Powder, as Derek calls the mix, contains 4:1, 10:1 and guaranteed-potency extracts, it doesn't take much. Depending on your age and weight the severity of your challenge, 1/4 teaspoon in water, juice, V-8, yogurt, applesauce or, as we recommend, stirred into a wholesome, healthful cup of chicken, beef or vegetable bouillon that takes just seconds to make and enhances the effects of the herb.

This is a Chinese technique dating back 1,000 or more years. We like a vegetable bouillon with Lyme Synergy Powder with additional spices added to individual taste.

Leave it to Derek to splash in a little organic soy sauce and, what else? Chipotle Pepper powder or Tabasco sauce. He and I both like scissor cut or chopped scallions, chopped garlic, chopped fresh cilantro, and parsley blends in beautifully. And don't forget, onions, garlic, cilantro and parsley are serious remedies in their own right. Use your imagination.

It's actually a nice, light meal with or without a sandwich. Very satisfying.

Heron Cryptolepsis outperformed them all - herbs and the drugs - and you can read the study, published by the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, by clicking this link: 

Evaluation of Natural and Botanical Medicines for Activity Against Growing and Non-growing Forms of B. burgdorferi

Remember: Herbs are foods, not drugs, and they have not been evaluated as drugs by the FDA. They are not intended to help you diagnose, treat, prevent, mitigate or cure any illness. If you are seriously ill or think you might be, you are advised to consult a doctor before you attempt to diagnose and treat yourself. Studies worthy of publication by medical authorities and experts are informationally valuable, but before you act on them, we suggest you talk them over with your doctor and decide whether any treatments are right for you.

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Cryptolepis sanguinolenta (Cryptolepis sanguinolenta) dry root tincture hydroalcoholic extract in the large, 4-oz bottle.

Suggested use as a nutritional supplement: 15 drops in water or juice twice daily between meals or as directed by your doctor. If you follow the suggested use of 15 drops twice a day, your bottle will last 80 days.

The price, $79.95, works out to just $20 an ounce compared to most prime, stand-alone liquid extracts that are commonly used nutritionally by Lyme patients and cost up to $75 for a single 2-oz bottle. 

Questions? Need help? Our founder and chief herbalist, Derek Clontz, can help you. He's not a doctor and doesn't give medical advice, but there are many, many non-medical questions and concerns he can help you with. You can reach him between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Eastern Monday through Saturday at 1-800-215-4682 (and yes, he DOES answer his own telephone!), or you can email him 24/7. He reponds the same day you write seven days a week. Wow!

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