LUMBROKINASE / BOLUOKE
Updated: Oct 18
Boluoke is the name brand of lumbrokinase that many Lyme literate doctors use, but it can be pricey. Here are the ways to get it, or another trusted lumbrokinase, at 25% off. I use Boluoke now, and I have rotated here and there with the Allergy Research Group and Researched Nutritionals brands.
A quick-view graphic with the key points is at the bottom of this post.
To learn what lumbrokinase is, why Lyme doctors use it and how to take it, read my Boluoke post:
HOW TO BUY AT 25% OFF
Name brand Boluoke:
Need 25% off Boluoke? Email us to arrange that discount with your practitioner at theriseabovelyme@gmail.com
Lumbrokinase on Fullscript:
Anyone can get 25% off when signed up under the Rise Above Lyme Fullscript discount:
Lumbrokinase by Researched Nutritionals:
Lumbrokinase by Allergy Research Group:
COMPARING THE OPTIONS
- Boluoke by Canada RNA: 20 mg per capsule (300,000 LK units, per the label).
- Researched Nutritionals Lumbrokinase: 22 mg (880,000 IU) per 2 capsules, in delayed-release capsules. This is their own formula, not Boluoke, even though Researched Nutritionals also sells Boluoke on its own website. It is now on Fullscript.
- Allergy Research Group Lumbrokinase: 32 mg (600,000 IU) per 2 capsules, in delayed-release capsules.
- The labels use different units (LK units and IU), so the numbers can't be compared directly.
MY NOTES ON COMPARING BOLUOKE AND ALLERGY RESEARCH GROUP
After asking the companies and doctors my questions, my understanding is that the capsules are roughly equal. Two Allergy Research Group capsules are 600,000 IU (from the label), and one of their capsules is 300,000 LKU.
The confusion comes from the units. Allergy Research Group puts IU on their label because they don't have a lab that can test the specific LKU units to verify them. But from what the manufacturer and vendors have shared, it is made to 300,000 LKU strength.
I imagine they are fairly equal, but I don't know all the quality and testing systems Boluoke has in place. I do know Allergy Research Group does their due diligence, from the representatives I have spoken to. Since several Lyme doctors use both brands, I see both as trustworthy, and I believe they make comparable products. I don't think anyone could truly prove one is better than the other unless a study compared them directly. One company doing a test is not enough to prove one is better. Anyway, that is my take.
PLEASE BE CAREFUL
Talk with your doctor before adding anything, especially if you take blood thinners, have a bleeding disorder or have surgery coming up.
RELATED POSTS
Boluoke:
Save 25% on supplements and herbal remedies:
How to save money in Lyme treatments and financial resources:
Hypercoagulation:
Biofilm solutions:
Enzymes:
Disclaimer: Rise Above Lyme makes no claims about any possible benefit of using any product mentioned within this site. Always consult with your doctor before adding anything. The information shared is based on personal experience, years of accumulated researched resources from Lyme Literate doctors and polls conducted within Lyme groups from actual patient experience using these solution ideas.
Comments