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Mimosa Pudica is a flowering, creeping perennial that is native to South and Central America. It's nicknamed "Sensitive Plant," "Touch-Me-Not" and "Bashful Plant" because of its unique reaction to being handled or disturbed. When touched, the plant's leaves fold up and recoil almost immediately and then re-open a few minutes later. The plant itself has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries to treat skin disorders, jaundice, cough, and indigestion, and it has also been used as an antidepressant and antivenom agent. But more recently, it has been discovered that the plant's seeds are a powerful anti-parasitic, antimicrobial and intestinal cleanser.

I lived in New England, the well-known "high-risk" area of Lyme disease, when I began consulting my doctors on a set of mysterious symptoms that would ultimately be diagnosed as chronic Lyme after two years of intensive testing. But why hadn't my doctors been more on the ball and the least bit interested in what was happening to me when I slid through the cracks of their first-line set of diagnostics? And I also noticed that the tests and treatments these in-network doctors were prescribing were all from the same pharmaceutical companies. Was I being too cynical in thinking that these doctors were being influenced by these pharmaceutical companies to use their tests and products first?

At some point during your treatment of Lyme disease you've probably experienced exaggerated symptoms... debilitating headaches, joint pain, fatigue, digestive problems, mood swings and brain fog, etc... or you may have some symptoms peculiar to you. At times you might try to shrug them off as part of the game in treating the illness, but on days when you're relegated to the couch or bed, it makes you not want to treat the illness at all. What can you do? We present several steps that have been proven to eliminate Herxheimer reactions in less than two hours, and we cover the mechanics of what is happening to your body during this die-off syndrome.

Since its emergence and "discovery" in the late 1970s-early 1980s, Lyme disease and related tick-borne or biting-insect illnesses have become a pandemic and have set themselves apart from the typical widespread infectious diseases that we've seen in the past. Never before have we seen a disease spread so quickly yet be ignored or denied by the official medical community, federal & state governments, health insurance companies and traditional media.

For over 100 years, coffee enemas have proven to have great health benefits for patients of chronic illness. However, some patients are allergic to coffee or sensitive to caffeine and would like to enjoy the amazing detox and health benefits of these enemas. Cistus tea has proven to be a great alternative to coffee for these patients. Patients who have replaced coffee with Cistus tea in their enemas have reported vast symptom improvements, intestinal cleansing, parasite eradication and lessened inflammation as a result of doing them on a regular basis.

In 1987 author Kryiacos Markides published "Homage to the Sun" -- a follow-up to his well-received book "The Magus of Strovolos" that was published two years prior. In both books the author documents the experiences he had with a mystical healer he calls "Dáskalos" (which means "teacher" in Greek), who performed an extensive series of healing miracles on those who visited him on the island of Cyprus. One of his protégés was a man named Kostas, and in the chapter named "Three Bodies" Markides relates a healing and protection meditation that Kostas teaches to the group.

In 1987 author Kryiacos Markides published "Homage to the Sun" -- a follow-up to his well-received book "The Magus of Strovolos" that was published two years prior. In both books the author documents the experiences he had with a mystical healer he calls "Dáskalos" (which means "teacher" in Greek), who performed an extensive series of healing miracles on those who visited him on the island of Cyprus. One of his protégés was a man named Kostas, and in the chapter named "Three Bodies" Markides relates a healing and protection meditation that Kostas teaches to the group.

Whether you call it Stone Breaker, Phyllanthus niruri or Phyllanthus amarus, the herb best known as Chanca Piedra has been traditionally used throughout Latin America for centuries to naturally support the kidneys and urinary tract. However, because it grows in tropical regions all over the world -- from China to India to Peru -- it has also been an herbal staple in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine for thousands of years. What follows is a short list of nine of the more important benefits from this ancient herbal treatment:

If you are a Lyme Disease patient in the middle of progressing through the illness, you’ve probably been through a variation of the following scenario. Some time ago, you started experiencing a range of non-specific, hard-to-explain symptoms that caused you to seek help from your regular doctor. Now what do you do?