Teasel Root is mostly known for its use in treating Lyme and connective tissue disturbances in the herbal world where there is a related latent bacterial inflammatory response. It is best used during healing phases as a stomach aid for ulcers (helicobacter), as an analgesic for pain relief (tendons/small joints), as an anti-inflammatory, and a natural stimulant for the nervous system. With the base indication to release stealth bacteria, it becomes a powerful product.

Teasel Root is commonly used in conjunction with other phytochemicals due to its ability to ‘pull’ the bacteria from muscle tissue (where antibiotics and the immune system cannot reach), taking them into the bloodstream; so that the immune system will be able to finish the process.

Teasel is not known to interfere with antibiotics or other pharmaceuticals but should be tested for biocompatibility.

Borrelia spirochete activity peaks due to moon cycles and the duration of dosage should extend through at least one calendar month, and then gradually decrease the dosage over several weeks. In some cases due to the body demand cycling between virus and bacteria or protozoa priorities; it may need to be combined with other products such as Crypto Care, Skyfall, or be repeated periodically in order to keep the immune system ‘actively engaged’ in finding a solution.

Wild Teasel Root (Dipsacus fullonum) was used extensively in the woolen industry and is safe to be taken orally. It has the ability to ‘change the nap’ or lift the nap of the wool. Used in dying and weaving processes, but this is very valuable in the net effects for biology so that the ‘hidden things’ can be revealed by opening up pathways of communication in the muscles.

Teasel causes wakefulness when taken in high doses or may cause nervousness. Some bacterial infections in the oral cavity can affect the heart so, be sure to test for efficacy. Because Teasel invites the Lyme ‘Type’ bacteria into the bloodstream, where the body can then detox and the immune system can go to work, users may experience detoxification symptoms during treatment known as a healing-reaction.