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WPinVA
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Ok, I think I am ready to address parasites. I am a newbie at this and I am looking for advice on what to do to get started.

I am already on a lot of abx and herbals, so I want to do this under a doctor's supervision. I see both an LLMD and an integrative doctor. Both are great doctors but neither seem particularly well-versed in parasites (I've asked).

So, I want to go in to my next appointment with names of specific meds or protocols that I can discuss with them. What should I propose to them?

thank you so much!

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Tammy N.
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Good for you!

I would do some research on line and print out some brief impressive info that you can bring with you to your appt.

As a starting point, maybe begin with the herbal route - for instance Humaworm or Parastroy. They slowly start adding salt/c (start with 1/4tsp of each in the morning and at night, and slowly increase as needed.)

The prescription route usually consists of Biltricide, Ivermectin, Pyrantel, Albenza and Alinia.

I have found that daily coffee enemas have kept them expelling. If you are not familiar with all of the amazing benefits that coffee enemas have to offer, just good "gerson therapy coffee enema" and lots of great info will come up.

Hope this helps!

Best to you.

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