Dr. Simon Yu's recently published book called Accidental Cure: Extraordinary Medicine for Extraordinary Patients
Milestone #2: U.S. Army Reserve Mission, 2001
Dr. Cook's CEDS conferences placed Dr. Yu in a small group of American physicians who understand the connection between oral pathology and illness. A few years later, his career as an Army Reservist took him on a mission to Bolivia where he made a discovery that placed him in an even smaller group of physicians who understand the connection between parasites and disease.
As described in Chapter 6, most American medical doctors hardly have any experience with parasites or experience using parasite medications. Bolivia provided a rapid education over a 2-week period in several small towns where the U.S. government dispensed antiparasite medications to approximately 10,000 Andes Indians. As Dr. Yu states in Chapter 6:
The key part of my story occurred within days after the first group of Indians was treated with antiparasite medications. Several patients returned to relay stories of seeing parasites passing in their stools and a few had parasites erupt from their skin.
Their stories, the samples they brought in jars, and their descriptions of how much better they were feeling left me with what later turned out to be an important question: How much chronic illness is due to parasite infection?
After returning to St. Louis, Dr. Yu learned to search for parasites with an EAV device. He also used parasite medications in various combinations and observed dramatic responses in patients whose illnesses were considered incurable.
Some of the difficult conditions that responded with parasite medications include: intractable allergies and asthma, migraine headache, sciatica, constipation and diarrhea, irritable bowel syndrome, colitis, bronchiectasis, vision loss, anxiety, depression, nightmares, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis, arthralgia and myalgia, pelvic pain, eczema, psoriasis, hypertension, and cancers.
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Looks like an interesting book!
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GiGi
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"Accidental Cure" is another one of his books. He was a recent speaker at Dr.K.'s and they have been putting their heads together for a long time arriving at an "get all parasites" protocol. That is the one I had posted that was nixed by the moderators. It specifically addresses sizes and layers of parasites that are impossible to get at without a wide ranging protocol.
He has a wonderful practice in St. Louis. It does no good to treat a parasite in one body area and then forgot to reach the larvae of another one in the brain. It all needs to be coordinated.
Dr. K. was very impressed with Dr. Yu, and so was I. He does EAV and some other similar energetic testing. And he probably learned a few things about Lyme and toxicity problems that he didn't know.
Take care.
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Yes. I was really amazed to find out about this doctor. I'm going to order his book when I get the chance.
I wanted to find out what the "modified Dr. Y. protocol" was about. I did copy the protocol when you posted it, GiGi. I don't know why it was an issue but that happens here sometimes.
I think this line of thinking may help alot of people with their health issues.
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