Resveratrol for Lyme

Resveratrol for Lyme disease – is it worth adding to your treatment protocol?

Resveratrol has been hyped up by a lot of famous folks on talk shows and elsewhere, often as a way of proving that red wine is good for you.

Hint:  If you have Lyme disease, you don’t want to have ANYTHING with alcohol in it, no matter what anyone says.  Furthermore, you can get a lot more health benefits from pure grape juice than from wine, anyway.

But what about resveratrol?  It was part of my Lyme treatment protocol for a while, then we started trying a few other things to aggressively target the little “bugs” themselves (my particular cocktail of Lyme and co-infections includes Burelia, Babesia, Bartonella, and perhaps a couple more).  The resveratrol kind of got forgotten about.

But after reading the following article from the Lyme Disease Research Database, I have decided to add it back in.  As I recall, it DID do some good, and I need some good, right now.

I am presently taking a very high dose of antibiotics, and this old body can use all the help it can get.

In the mean time, I encourage you to read the article below.  It could help you a lot.

http://www.lyme-disease-research-database.com/lyme_disease_blog_files/resveratrol-lyme-treatment.html

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