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Of all the things I've taken over the years I would say lions mane was from a subjective analytical standpoint - the most noticeabel change pre/post - I've done the tincture/extract and the powder/capsules - no noticeable difference but i like the powder better

It is worth trying for a full two months - for me what I noticed what ability to retain quik sequences of data - like combinations of letters and codes were much easier to hold in my minds eye - good short term memory retention and recall - would recommend

I also suggest cutting out as much sugar as possible first and replacing it with helathy fats and fermented foods and protein

do this plus fasting and take lions mane and you'll notice a massive cognitive function difference - ignore sugar, eat fat and protein

I'd recommend the following for Lyme - taken several hours apart, try it for a few weeks and see if he feels better. I'm not a doctor just live offgrid with livestock.

I'd also recommend fasting for 3 days if he can. Without water is better but it's still effective at restarting the immune system with water.

Doxycycline [link to www.pbsanimalhealth.com (secure)]
This is for injection but he can take it orally, check the dose for chronic Lyme

Nanosilver
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Oregano oil
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The nanosilver and oregano oil are potent antibacterials themselves, and the nanosilver apparently increases the doxycycline potency by 3x.

Good luck.

Not a nootropic, but I've heard that teasel root is good for chronic Lyme disease. Don't know how it's prepared, but it's good to know that teasels might be good for something.

I take Lion's Mane capsules and do notice a difference.

The brain fog is from inflammation due to infection. Treat the infection first. Fasting, antibiotics, and there's a clinic in Germany that does heat treatment to kill the bacteria.

What’s the name of the clinic please