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Takuna (1 oz) by Nutramedix — Antimicrobial & Immune Support for Lyme Disease

Curated by Michelle Tonkin ND & Melissa Tonkin CNC | 20+ Years Clinical Experience | Authorized Nutramedix Distributor

⭐ Last Updated: September 2026 | Practitioner-Grade | Ships from USA

What Is Takuna?

Takuna is a professional-grade herbal tincture by Nutramedix made from Campsiandra angustifolia — a medicinal tree native to the Amazon rainforest. It is one of the most widely used botanical supplements in Lyme-literate medical practices for its potent antimicrobial, antiviral, and immune-modulating properties.

Nutramedix is known for their patented Burbur-Pinella purification technology and has been a trusted brand in integrative Lyme disease protocols for over 20 years. Takuna is frequently used alongside A-L Complex (Byron White), Biocidin, Samento, and Burbur for comprehensive Lyme co-infection support.

Who Uses Takuna?

Michelle Tonkin ND recommends Takuna for patients dealing with:

  • Lyme disease and tick-borne co-infections (Bartonella, Babesia, Ehrlichia)
  • Chronic viral infections (Epstein-Barr virus, CMV, herpes family)
  • Immune suppression and recurrent infections
  • Mycoplasma and intracellular bacterial infections
  • Systemic inflammation with antimicrobial overload
  • Post-COVID immune dysregulation

Key Benefits & Active Compounds

  • Broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity — Active against a wide range of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, including spirochetes associated with Lyme disease
  • Antiviral properties — Traditional use and in-vitro research suggest activity against enveloped viruses
  • Immune modulation — Enhances innate immune function without overstimulating autoimmune pathways
  • Anti-inflammatory — Reduces NF-kB-driven inflammatory cascades common in tick-borne illness
  • Biofilm disruption support — Complements biofilm-targeting agents like Biocidin and MarcoZyme
  • Antioxidant protection — Protects cells from oxidative stress associated with chronic infection

Active Ingredients

  • Campsiandra angustifolia (Takuna bark extract) — Primary active botanical; contains alkaloids, tannins, and phenolic compounds with antimicrobial and antiviral properties
  • Purified water
  • Ethanol (pharmaceutical-grade alcohol) — Extraction medium

Nutramedix uses a proprietary extraction process that concentrates the active constituents for maximum clinical efficacy.

Dosing & Usage Protocol

Always use under practitioner supervision when addressing Lyme disease or chronic infections.

  • Standard starting dose: 10 drops in 4 oz of water, twice daily
  • Titration: Increase by 5 drops every 3–4 days based on tolerance; typical maintenance 15–30 drops twice daily
  • Herxheimer management: Pair with Nutramedix Burbur-Pinella or activated charcoal binders if die-off reactions occur
  • Duration: Chronic Lyme protocols typically run 3–12 months with periodic cycling
  • Shake well before each use

⚠️ Important: Lyme disease treatment is complex. Book a free consultation with Michelle Tonkin ND for a personalized protocol recommendation.

How Takuna Fits Into a Lyme Protocol

Michelle Tonkin ND typically uses Takuna as part of a multi-botanical Lyme support protocol:

  • Layer 1 — Drainage: Burbur-Pinella, GB-3 (bile support), binders
  • Layer 2 — Antimicrobial: Takuna + A-L Complex (Byron White) or Biocidin LSF
  • Layer 3 — Biofilm disruption: MarcoZyme (systemic enzymes) + Biocidin
  • Layer 4 — Immune support: ImmunoStem, Kyolic Garlic, Vitamin D/K2
  • Layer 5 — Restore: Proflora4R probiotic + gut-healing nutrients

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between Takuna 1 oz and Takuna 2 oz?
A: The 1 oz size is ideal for new patients starting a Lyme protocol or those testing sensitivity. The 2 oz size offers better value for established protocols. Both are the same formula.

Q: Can I take Takuna with antibiotics?
A: Some Lyme-literate physicians combine botanical protocols with antibiotic therapy. This must be done under physician supervision. Always disclose all supplements to your prescribing doctor.

Q: How long will 1 oz of Takuna last?
A: At 20 drops twice daily (standard maintenance), one 1 oz bottle provides approximately 25–30 days of treatment.

Q: Is Takuna safe for children?
A: Pediatric use should be supervised by a qualified practitioner. Doses are adjusted based on weight and age. Book a consultation for pediatric protocol guidance.

Trust & Quality Assurance

  • ✅ Authentic Nutramedix Takuna — sourced directly from the manufacturer
  • ✅ Used in Lyme-literate clinical practices for 20+ years
  • ✅ Recommended by Michelle Tonkin ND & Melissa Tonkin CNC
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Related Products — Lyme Protocol Stack

  • Biocidin LSF Liposomal — Broad-spectrum systemic antimicrobial for Lyme support
  • MarcoZyme — Systemic enzymes for biofilm disruption
  • ImmunoStem — Stem cell and immune support during Lyme recovery
  • A-FNG 900drp — Antifungal support for Lyme co-infections (Candida, mold)
  • GB-3 by Endo-met — Bile acid drainage support during Lyme protocols

⚠️ Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent Lyme disease or any other medical condition. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Consult your healthcare provider before use.

Takuna (1 oz) by Nutramedix | Lyme Disease & Antimicrobial Support

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