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Yes, a great option for Lyme disease. You do not have to wait for it to be well established, as you do not need all that is growing. Harvest a little, make your tincture, harvest more in the next season. J K is prolific and will get out of hand quickly. Many are trying to get rid of it b/c it can overtake a pc of property quickly.

Also, consider foraging in wooded areas, where you will find it on the edge of the woods and where there is water (a river of sorts).

I have chronic persistent Lyme, doing much better than when I was first Dx but Lyme does not necessarily go away for those of us who have had it for years prior to finally being Dx, but once you get it to a certain point, you can manage it with herbs. Remember, everyone is different and you will have to experiment with dosages.

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Thank you all for sharing!!

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great idea!!

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Great info. Thank you for sharing.

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Thank you for sharing!!

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No time like the present to order a side of beef, pork, etc. Or if possible, raise your own.

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Praying your crops do well through the rain and storm

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I love your forethought, it is what makes one prepared to survive what might occur. We can’t plan the unexpected, but we can think outside the box for options while meeting our current needs.

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Thank you for asking…right now I am taking a break, although I have added back in my wormwood.

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I am sure it will ❤

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I tend to agree with you @MartHale7

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Great idea!! So many things can be simplified by using simple ingredients.