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Angelica
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I think this is an important topic and one that I am just starting to tune into as very important for recovery.

This is not my post. I cut and pasted it out of the IVIG thread.

"I was given IVIG for about 1 1/2 yrs. My head had gone completely numb and I was somewhat incoherent.

I had also been on oral antibiotics and IV rocephin for almost 4 yrs. I remember the cost for IVIG was around $5,000.00 per/tx once a month. I think it may have helped some.

I did need the antibiotics initially, but the thing that started turning things around was when I started getting rid of the parasites & worms. BIG FACTOR IN LYME DISEASE"

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Follow this to the T and you will see the diference

Read below.i have done tons of parasites cleansing since in 2005 -this one was a BIG diference...

http://www.jonkaiser.com/intestinal_parasites.html

read through his pages..

Cleaning the parasites -should be step one following detoxing, digestive track , kidney and liver.

http://curezone.com/clark/

read teh 5 important cleansing ( from that depends the succesful treatment on ANY Disease)

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djf2005
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is there a product than is reccomended for parasite removal? a pill preferably?

thanks

derek

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Angelica
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I think that is a great idea to get a list going.

I was told by a LL acupuncturist who has Lyme to buy Raintree's Amazon A-P but I have yet to try it but it does come in capsule form. I own some just have not taken it yet.

Many people on this forum like Huma Worm.

I have yet to address parasites but I am seeing that I need to and I have GI problems. I have travel extensively and I have lived in third world countries. There is no way I do not have parasites and possible worms.

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i am considering huma worm but recently gigi and others are very dissatisifed with their service it seems. any other brands?

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Hi Angelica,


THANK YOU for being so alert to this. This happens to be a previous post of mine. I have been posting this and sending pms to people when appropriate.


I was really beginning to think it was falling on deaf ears. GiGi has posted much on this as well.


From what I have read, Dr. K. treats all of his Lyme patients for parasites and worms. PLEASE everyone check out www.lymephotos.com and study it.


This is EXACTLY what has poured out of me and many others. Burgdorfer originally found large filarial worms in the ticks and as an aside found the keetes.


I used very strong herbs from The Monastery Of Herbs in Calif. for 6 mos.(designer herbs)that have to be ordered by your doctor. They have specific herbs for Lyme, bart, babesia, mycoplasma etc.


They only sell to professionals. 818 360-4871. I also followed that with sea/salt/vitc protocol.

(I am not advocating salt/c protocol, but it worked for me along with the herbs. These herbs saved my life.


I am still on the sea salt/vitc and am still clearing stuff. I am considering doing herbs again. I have made great progress since 2005 when I started clearing the parasites and worms.


Given the fact that I have been infected for over 25 yrs, 3yrs of cleansing is nothing in the scheme of things.


Anyway, I think this would be a great thread to keep going for different protocols. Alv, good info also. Sorry this is so long.

Hope this helps,

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Angelica
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Gael I so agree with you to how important treating parasites and worms can be. I kind of let this treatment slip by me in the past. I am so glad my new LL naturopath brought the subject up again even though I had heard about it before.

I would like to say unless you feel certain that you know a ton about treating Lyme disease already that sometimes it is good to add in more than one health care provider if you can afford to do so so we do not let things slip buy us.

I think every good health care provider and especially LL ones have something good to offer that maybe we did not look at before.

As Gigi says over and over again it is not just the Lyme disease we need to treat. I know that can be difficult for newbies to hear but I do think it is the truth from my own experience. As newbies become oldbies and learn more they find this out often for themselves.

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I've been treating every six month with Humaworm but I know I'm still infected and need to change it up a bit.
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Ang,

How do we know we need to do this?

What would be the symptoms?

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Gem,

Check out the symptoms list at humaworm. It is very common for people with Lyme disease to be infected with parasites and worms.

go to www.lymephotos.com this parasitologist believes that this is what Lyme disease is.

I can only tell you that this is exactly what came pouring out of me and many other people. I don't think my Lyme disease is any different than anyone elses.


Burgdorfer found Filarial Worms in the ticks as well as keetes.

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My naturopath asked me a series of questions about elimination, digestion, gas, belching and stomach discomfort. He said he thinks 80 percent of lymies have parasites and I told him I bet the numbers are higher then that.

I have traveled to many third world countries and eaten at numerous night markets and street carts not to mention raw oysters and sushi in the USA. If I did not have parasites it would have to be a miracle.

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Yes I'm the same as Angelica...I cringe at some of the stuff I have chomped down on on my travels. A particularly bad dose of Delhi belly and a visit to a dodgy sandwich cart in Cambodia, crickets in Thailand, snake in Laos. The list goes on.

I am in China right now and had a dose of food poisoning only 2 weeks ago that had me in bits for 2 days.

I would be very interested in hearing about the best products out there for this. I know I had terrible guts for years before I got ill with lyme.

I firmly believe it is all about everything and we get a bit caught up and over-simplyfy things a bit.

Anyone have names of any tried and tested products from the internet?

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NMN I hope you are traveling with some activated charcoal on hand not that you can't buy it every where in Asia.

Besides food carts and night markets I think sometimes even costly restaurants in the best hotels when we travel can be harboring some new belly friends for the unsuspecting.

I also think even staying home in our own countries there are plenty of parasites and worms to go around for all of us. I kind of recall a recent tapeworm thread around here...

I spent plenty of time in Asia in the 70's in my hotel room or rented home running back and forth to the lou. Sometimes it seemed like many days in a row were lost sick stuck inside and sick.

I had a friend living in Nepal who got really sick for days/months because they assumed that the cook was changing the water filter and no one was changing it. She had to take tini after that and would drive around LA jumping out of her car to throw up in odd places.

Traveling can be very hard on the stomach. After traveling down the Amazon on some strange boat I had to hit the doctors office in Miami almost as soon as I got off the airplane. I was sick as a dog.

I am sure I have collected many unwelcome souvenirs from my travels. Time to do a major purge.

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I have lyme and bart. I went to a nurse who does hydrotherapy cleansing. She found a bunch of parasites in me. I did the cleansing (twice) did a coffee enema, and did a home protocol for a month. I feel so much better!!! My stomach is not bloated anymore, I feel so much more comfortable, the gas issues are gone, etc............. I am returning this week for another cleansing. I am also on azithromycin and omnicef. I questioned my doc about the parasites and he did not feel that they were associated with lyme/bart. That did discourage me since I wondered where I had gotten them from, however we did travel to Tahiti and the Cook Islands in 07.
It is a a relief to me to know that others with lyme and their co-infections also suffer from parasites.

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