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mlg
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Parasites, proto, and detox.
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I would try Parastroy to begin with and also the salt/c protocol. I also add extra cloves IHanna kroeger) Stomach pains and gas etc are all symptoms of dieoff when on antiparasitics.

Check the symptom list at Humaworm and you will get a good idea of what the symptoms are. Warm water enemas are also a good idea to release dead and dying toxins.

You can increase the Parastroy to 3 each 2 x a day after the 3rd week. You can also try the Hulda Clark cleanse and alternate with others as well. I also added Super Digestaway Enzymes by Soloray which are also antiparasitic. You have to STAY on antiparasitics to see results.

It might also be a good idea to order the salt/c plus book from Amazon. The combo of the herbs and salt/c can add quite a punch when attacking these critters. Hope you give these things a try.

Gael

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I had best results with the Hanna Kroeger Wormwood Kit.
And Parastroy is a good one as well.

Hulda Clark and Hanna Kroeger are the same, except Hulda Clark recommends the addition of l-arginine and L'ornithine for ammonia removal. Ascorbic acid shaken on food to fight mould and fungi, and removal of heavy metals and reducing chemical toxicity by using natural-ish/simple cleaning products.

I did not get results with humaworm or parasite cleanse by renew life.

Salt and c is helping, and I just took combantrin two days ago, and already am feeling better.

Just my experiences with what I've tried.

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GretaM, what is combantrin?

I did salt/c for about a month, nothing much happened. Didn't get to 10grams or each though, more like 3 grams of each. But again, seems like there should have been something.

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Combantrin is a dewormer.

Pinworms, roundworms, and other disgusting creatures. yuck.

I definitely have pinworms, I won't go into the gross details.

Roundworms, pretty good chance, because I saw them, or what looks to be worms in the toilet when I was taking my lyme essential oil and doing the salt c

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I would treat with Ivermectin, Mebendazole, Albendazole, anti-parasitic herbs.

And do enemas and colonics.
My LLMD is now working hand in hand with Dr.F (proto). I have his symptoms list and guidelines in hard copy I will have to type it up for lyme net,hopefully this week. Dr. F and Dr. K now say you have to treat worms like crazy first and detox through enemas or colonics. Then you start treating proto.

I told my LLMD, I feel like something is choking my blood. She said, word for word that he said the same thing. It chokes the blood supply circulation and allows the primary infection to proliferate. I believe it is now known to be worms. That is why Dr. F. and Dr. K say attack worms like crazy.
I also did some supported things like juicing especially greens, PEMF, IR sauna.

I had to get 3 different docs to make some improvements.
LLMD
Alternative (took classes with Dr K)
lyme literate psychiatrist/neuralogist) helps sleep, etc.

My alternative doctor (who is also a certified medical doctor) told me that the famous mold Doctor is extremely sick right now with this thing that is making us all sick. I don't think mold is the problem. I think it's doing anti-parasitics and somehow boosting our immune system.

Whenever you feel the need to take Klonopin take it. It is a tool that we can use to mitigate our symptoms while we try to get to the infection and our immune system up.

When I was first sick I had horrible thyroid problems, high BP, extremely low glucose. MY LLMD said that those problems would get under control once we had more control of my infection and all those symptoms have resolved.

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Mig....whaaat? I'm in CA too, do we have the same doc? My CA doc said he didn't really believe in the proto although he had seen some success with Ivermectin.

Would really like to see this symptom list etc. I too feel like something is choking my blood, but more than that, that something is going to where all the small vessels are and wreaking havoc, "small vessel disease". Worms???

I'm going to PM you to see who these practitioners are if that's ok, since we are both in CA.

Who is the "famous mold doctor", Dr S? Is possibly sick with worms?

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