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Topic: Are parasites in the brain common

Kaseyyy
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I am going to order diatomaceous earth, but does this not pass the blood brain barrier? Is it possible to have parasites in your brain and not experience severe symptoms or see it on an mri... is this rare? kind of freaked out now and want to try something like hydrogen peroxide lol.

If I did a parasite cleanse, they wouldn't travel to the brain would they?

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Lymetoo
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I don't think they can travel to the brain .. no.

DE works well for the gut, but go VERY SLOWLY with it.

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Kaseyyy
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Since oxidation caused by h2o2 kills things like parasites, if our bloodstream already is full of oxygen, how would they survive then?

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Lymetoo
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Beats me.

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mlg
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Alinia, Albendazole and I believe a couple of others like artimisin. An LLMD told me this

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tulips
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In Buhner's book "Healing Lyme" he states on p. 183, under the section on Artemisinin, he states "artemisinin does appear to possess broad anti parasitical actions;" and ... "the herb is especially potent in that it spreads quickly throughout the body and it easily crosses the blood/brain barrier." If you are worried about the possibility of parasites, I've used it against parasites before. It's common name is wormwood.

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tulips
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P.S. Artemisinin is used 3 weeks on/2 weeks off.

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