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Summary

Positives

  • A patient with late-stage neuroborreliosis reported sustained relief from ocular and facial-nerve symptoms while taking 1/2 tsp of stephania tincture three times daily long-term Phoenix Rising.

  • Patients who could not tolerate the rest of the Buhner core reported stephania was the best-tolerated substitute, easing inflammation without the GI flare they got from knotweed Phoenix Rising.

Negatives

  • Patients have suffered renal failure and required dialysis after taking stephania products that turned out to be adulterated with Aristolochia, a documented Chinese-herbs nephropathy outbreak PMC.

Hurdles & Side Effects

  • Patients have to insist on third-party certificates of analysis to confirm the species and rule out aristolochic-acid contamination, a step many described as difficult to verify with overseas suppliers PMC.

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