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If you have babesia and experience the air hunger, coughing and asthma-like symptoms, it may not be simply the babesia that is causing the problems.
I have had these problems for many years that seem to go away for awhile and then recur 3-4 times a year. I have treated babesia, allergies, asthma, etc with no lasting results.
Recently I began a comprehensive parasite elimination program on my frequency equipment, and ran across a parasite "strongyloides" that seems to cause lung problems in some people.
I tested positive for this with my aurameter, so I ran the frequencies for it yesterday. Amazingly, my lungs feel clearer than they have in years, and I was not coughing all morning like I usually do when I have this recurrent problem.
You can get more information at the following link, but if you google it, you will come up with many sites that discuss this parasite.
I had never heard of it before, so I don't know if it is particularly lyme-related, or just some opportunistic parasite that attacks a compromised immune system.
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I also have found that I was having a parisite issue - fluke and worms. One of the flukes was in my left lung. 2 weeks into the clark parisite cleanse my left lung started to opem up.
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This was one of the parasites on a list I found. I knew I had a parasite problem, and have been systematically trying to eliminate them over the past couple of weeks.
I ran frequencies for flukes and expelled lots of them. I was still testing positive with my aurameter (a pendulum would work also) for parasites, so I just started testing myself for each one on the list. This is one that I had a positive response to.
It's amazing how many of the intestinal parasites can affect the lungs. Ascaris can do the same thing.
I had previously done a couple of the Clark parasite cleanses, but never was able to get the results I have obtained using frequency programs.
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Sorry for being dense but what frequency equipement are you refering to? And I've never heard of an aurameter,pardon my chuckles, but it does sound like something you might find in a comedy routine....
I really am interested and excuse the black humour, I think it's what's keeping me going.
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I used the F165 frequency generator with the ABPA (Advanced BioPhoton Analyzer) set up with parasite programs from TrueRife. These programs are designed to run on the F165, and work extremely well. I set it up to run all night.
The aurameter is a dowsing device, works similar to a pendulum.
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