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Posted by annxyzz (Member # 20404) on :
 
I have been on ivermectin , pulsed, for a year with no problems. I feel worse if I stop it with twitching and asthma/ babs symptoms.

I have not tried albenzadole . Do most people stop iver to try albenza ? Or do they take both at once?

Has albenzadole made much of a difference for anoyone ? Does it target different parasites than ivermectin?

Your input is appreciated !
 
Posted by sillia (Member # 23994) on :
 
I have taken both drugs and get good results from both. First I did them in separate courses, now I am taking them on alternate days, as it is my understanding that internationally these two drugs are used together for certain infections.

They work differently--you can see this on a chart at the very bottom of this wikipedia page (click 'show' on the purple stripe to see the chart). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albendazole

As I said, both drugs seem to be effective for me. HOWEVER, if you are going to try albendazole please be very cautious and start with a low dose. My first experience (with a 'standard' dose) was an extremely awful herx. I found that I could increase the dose every few days without major problems, though, once I started out slow.

I get side effects from ivermectin, I think--vision stuff at a higher dose, but I haven't noticed any side effects from albendazole. I do start to get headaches at some point, but this I think is toxins from die-off, not side effect. I just back off a couple days and start again when I feel better. Saline enemas have really helped through this process.

Edit: I forgot to mention that on the curezone forums there's a person who used alb/iver to cure parasites and I found this description very helpful, though the doses are WAY higher than I can tolerate--the concept is what's interesting.

Go to the parasite page: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1574645#i
the alb/iver one is the fourth one on the list, for Strogylids, etc.
 
Posted by MattH (Member # 30846) on :
 
Here is a link to parasite protocol PDF. I have not tried it but I am using currently MMS. However I am using Mimosa, GSE and DE for parasites right now.

http://forum.mmspr.net/downloads/HOW%20TO%20DETECT%20AND%20TREAT%20A%20PARASITIC%20INFECTION.pdf

All the Best, MattH
 
Posted by annxyzz (Member # 20404) on :
 
Thanks to both of you ! Matt are you improving ?

I will check both of these .

I would NOT do HIGH doses of ivermectin everyday because it will cause dizziness and blurred vision. I had a scabies infection and used a lot of it TOPICALLY and had double vision and felt "floaty " or dizzy . That is why I take it every other day . The side effects are weird if taken too much, but they go away quickly .
 
Posted by MattH (Member # 30846) on :
 
Am I improving? I have been working with a Dr K practitioner for about 5 weeks now. Seeing some minor improvements but some symptoms that were gone while on ABX have returned.

Taking a major ABX break, may not go back. I just started UV blood and Ozone IV's last week. Will get one every 4 ot 5 days or for a couple of months. I got several UV blood IV's but could not get them in a short enough time frame for them to make a lasting difference.

The Ozone practitioner is a nurse and has several ways to hit bacteria. My thought is to use both Dr K and Ozone for a while to get my bacterial load down. Both practitioners are fine with that approach.

May start using Ozone at home. She says she has cancer patients that using it twice a day without issue. I do not know what it does to parasites though.

All the Best, MattH
 
Posted by Catgirl (Member # 31149) on :
 
Great link Matt!
 
Posted by Thewino (Member # 39086) on :
 
Annxyzz,

My physician had me take Ivermectin for two weeks then I was switched to Albenza.

My physician has tod me that they treat different parasites. Hence, the need to take different medications.

I have taken the above course three times.

As an FYI: the Albenza dose costs over $600 for one round so you will want to have insurance if you try ths medication.

Thewino
 
Posted by GiGi (Member # 259) on :
 
Albendazole and Alinia cross the blood brain barrier. The others on the parasite pharma protocol do not. Each med in the protocol addresses different parasites and layers of the body.

I have taken all of the pharmaceutical antiparasitics years ago, but am now taking MMS very successfully.

A parasite laying 200,000 eggs in a day is difficult to keep up with.

We do need to change our environment!

Take care.
 
Posted by annxyzz (Member # 20404) on :
 
From my reading it appears that many people treating parasites and morgellons have substituted fenben for albenzadole ( the vet version available w/o a script ) with good results and a lot of saved MONEY!
I think they kill the same bugs and fenben can be purchased at Tractor Supply or amazon.
 
Posted by annxyzz (Member # 20404) on :
 
From my reading it appears that many people treating parasites and morgellons have substituted fenben for albenzadole ( the vet version available w/o a script ) with good results and a lot of saved MONEY!
I think they kill the same bugs and fenben can be purchased at Tractor Supply or amazon.
 


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