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Wildcraft Lyme is a blend of wildcrafted Cryptolepis and other time-honored organic herbs proven in research to kill Lyme organisms: Andrographis, Japanese Knotwood, Cat’s Claw, and Astagalus. We blend in Sarsaparilla to aid with Herxheimer reactions and gastrointestinal upsets as much as possible.
 
These herbs are extraordinarily potent and must be taken gradually to give your body time to adjust. We suggest the ramp-up schedule below.
 
Recommended Dosing Schedule:
Week 1: (1) capsule X (2) times daily
Week 2: (1) capsule X (3) times daily
Week 3: (2) capsules X (3) times daily
Week 4: (3) capsules X (3) times daily
Week 5: (4) capsules X (3) times daily
Week 6+: (4) capsules X (4) times daily
Reduce dosage if your body isn’t tolerating well.
 
When not to take our herbs:
During pregnancy or when trying to conceive, as many of them are abortifacients.
If you have had an organ transplant. 
You are using blood thinning medication.
(10) days prior to scheduled surgery.
When using stomach acid blockers or antacids (they will likely be prevented from converting into its active form).
 
Our recomendations: 
We recommend giving yourself a year's mindset to gradually fight Lyme disease, and then ongoing maintenance as needed. Lyme organisms are tough with perplexing lifecyles and confounding defense mechanisms. They will be in it for the long-haul fight, so be minded likewise.
 
"Herx-ing is working," but treating Lyme can feel worse than the disease if you kill too many organisms too fast. When Lyme organisms die off, they release powerful toxins into the bloodstream, causing the immune system to react with acute inflammatory responses: fever, chills, shivering, headache, muscle pain, fatigue, nausea, rashes, Tachycardia (rapid heart rate) and hypotension (low blood pressure).
 
Don't exceed the recommended dose. All effective herbs have toxicity levels and side-effects. Fortunately, there is ample published research on the efficacy, toxicity, and side effects of the herbs we use. We encourage you to read along with us.
 
Every one's body is very different, especially if you are suffering from tick-borne diseases.  It's always a good idea to consult your physician, do your own research, get regular liver function checks, etc.
 
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.