17hens
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Question about what to expect -
I was on 4 months of Parastroy (before going to Germany for Bionic treatment). I had a very easy time of it, although I'm FULL of parasites.
DD, on the other hand, couldn't handle one week of Parastroy at beginner's dose as it made her stomach acid CRAZY. So we quit, to fight the battle another day.
Just yesterday, I got DD an appt. w/ our old LLMD and told them it was for parasites. He knows nothing about parasites but I'm going in w/ Dr. K's protocol under my arm and begging for help.
Finally, to my question...what could DD expect on the parasite drugs, since they're strong enough to rid in 6 weeks? As in, how bad might it get? Any idea? Nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, fatigue, brain fog??? Oh, no, sounds terrible!!
My concerns are- 1)I haven't done it first so I don't know how she'll feel and 2)if it gets really bad, how will she handle school?
Any input would be much appreciated!
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scorpiogirl
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Hens,
My LLMD put me on Alinia for parasites and Babs... I should get that something this week... but I'm scared to try it!
Hopefully someone can help...
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I just started Dr. K's parasite protocol. I'm on ivermectin right now (2nd on the rotation).
Let me tell you... it's rough... my brain fog hasn't been this bad since I first got sick. My doctor told me to keep going though and push through it.
Just make sure you do some detox stuff with it. I'm doing chlorella and coffee enemas. Also about to add detoxamin. The parasites release a lot of biotoxins and metals and such when they are killed.
I was also put on miracle mineral solution (mms) at the same time as the ivermectin so I'm not sure which caused my brain fog to come back so bad. I stopped taking to mms but continued with the protocol.
Oh, and this protocol really does work. Worms are literally pouring out of me. It's sort of dramatic though. I never had any stomach problems or anything either. Crazy.
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GiGi
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Parasite treatment is tough especially if your body cannot regulate toxic metals. Parasites are loaded with them and flood the system at die-off.
I have been warning people to test for KPU -- that crashes are tough if you have it, and even worse if you have become allergic to the metals - If you kill, you have to be prepared with the fallout and know what to do, whether you use pharmaceuticals, green laser, infrared, or literally any mobilizing therapy. Even accupuncture can spread the toxins around. It is not a herxheimer - it is flooding the system with toxins that makes it difficult for organs, especially the kidneys. Do protect yourself -- binders, binders, butyrate, Unda 243, Solidago, charcoal, microsilica, and more....
Knight33, good luck, and do rule out KPU --- it costs very little to find out and the benefits if corrected are huge! If you learn to test yourself, it is very easy to figure out what the body needs next to avoid crises and to feel better.
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is there a definitive way to test for parasites
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karenl
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hens, the brain fog is more the mms than the parasite treatment...
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canefan17
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phil c,
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The stool tests are less accurate than Lyme tests.
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