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Peter
9/22/2014
3:43:12 PM MST


Hello Susan

I would like to quickly respond to your question. Polymorphy is the term used to define the combining of several herbs at one time. Synergy is the term used to capture the fact that certain herbs can compliment one another and become more therapeutic than if being used alone. What is important to understand, however, is that some combinations can create negative synergy. In other words, the combining together can also sometimes bring forth negative results. Knowing which herbs work well together and which do not is a very complicated science. I merely want to caution you that it can become counter productive to take herbs without understanding the ways in which they can combine with other herbs to become productive or unproductive. This is why Mel has included not mixing protocols on his FAQ page. My personal experience suggests that it is very important to exercise restraint before combining things that are outside of the protocol. Hope this answers your question. God bless you.

Strength and Love,
Peter


Susan
9/18/2014
7:35:23 PM MST


Angie,
I don't know about thyme and parasites. All I know is I was only able to continue working fulltime because of the mustard baths. I couldn't sleep at night because the crawling and biting was so bad and getting through the day at work was almost maddening before I discovered the product.

Peter,
Yes, the protocol works internally, but if something can relieve immediate symptoms and help you cope with life, why not use it? It's not working against the protocol or delaying healing. The shower gel we're using is not part of the protocol, but it's helping relieve symptoms. No difference.

Be well!
Susan


angie
9/10/2014
7:48:50 PM MST


Could it be that thyme is one thing these parasites hate the most? It seems a lot of products that work or help have thyme and eucalptus in them. I haven't tried just thyme yet but am seriously wondering if its one of the kickers.


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