Lyme Disease

Description
A bacterial ailment transmitted by a deer tick, lyme disease produces a recurrent inflammatory Infection, also known as lyme Arthritis.

The disease usually affects large joints, including the knees and TMJ (Tempero-Mandibular Joint). The characteristic Skin eruptions (erythema chronicum migrans) indicate exposure. There may also be general malaise, reminiscent of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Herbs
Alfalfa
Echinacea (2)
Goldenseal
Milk Thistle

Nutritional Supplements
Evening Primrose Oil
Digestive Enzymes
Vitamin C (1)
Zinc

References
1. Banic S: Immunostimulation by Vitamin C , International Journal of Vitamin A nd Nutrition research Supp, 23, 1982, p 49-52.
2. Tubaro A, et al: Anti-inflammatory activity of a polysaccharide fraction of Echinacea angustifolia, Journal of Pharm Pharmacol, 39(7), July 1987, p 567-569.