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Topic: Humaworm and the like, confused as usual

Rooster
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Member # 11776

posted

Hello all,

I have not posted on here in a couple of years,

but read your posts regularly. I have done

numerous searches on the subject of parasites and

as usual, my brain can only hold so much and I

get confused and frustrated and just say the Hell

with it and stop looking.

Can anyone tell me with confidence what parasite

cleanse works best? I wan to try one, but would

like to start with the one that is most

recommended by you all. I have put off treatment

in any form for 2 years out of financial probs

and confusion on what really works. I am getting

worse and would like to start treatments but it

seems as though many of you feel parasite

cleanses are a good idea before abx. I wanted to

know also, what is it like while doing this. I

can't afford to be so sick I can't work. What

should I expect? Or is it different for all?

Also, is it better to do a colonic before or

during or at all with this?

Thanks for all reply's

brad

Posts: 24 | From Studio City, Ca. | Registered: May 2007 | IP: Logged |

glm1111
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 16556

posted

Hi Brad,

Were you diagnosed with Lyme disease? As far as the parasite issue, I for one am firmly convinced that they are a MAJOR part of Lyme disease and also for the general population that are sick.

I have been doing parasite/lyme cleansing for over 3 yrs. I have used Humaworm, and other antiparasitic herbs as well as the salt/c protocol.

Getting rid of parasites is not a one shot deal and has to be a continuos effort depending on how sick you are. If you don't get rid of the eggs and larva the cycle will start all over again.

The herbs should contain wormword, black walnut hull and cloves. Hope this helps,

Gael

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PARASITES/WORMS ARE NOW
RECOGNIZED AS THE NUMBER 1 CO-INFECTION IN LYME DISEASE BY ILADS*

Posts: 6418 | From philadelphia pa | Registered: Jul 2008 | IP: Logged |

Rooster
Member
Member # 11776

posted

Thanks Gael,
I see your posts a lot on this subject as I have been searching. Yes I got positive confirmation of lyme in early 07, and realized I have had it since at least 1990.

I am 36 and when my trouble began I was 17. My Girlfriend actually figured it out by using this forum and urging me to get tested by Ignx.

I have not been very good about doing any treatment for money reasons and frustration. I did abx and flagyl to start but the Flagyl made my liver sick and I just quit everything. It was so expensive to see the LD and he was far away so I just quit for a while.

Then I tried in 08 cowden for 6 months with no real noticeable changes. (except in my wallet) My LD just did new tests from Ignex and Im waiting on those results. Along with some other tests for co infections I guess.

Anyway i have alot of symptoms getting worse suddenly and I was thinking maybe I would try that humaworm. I hate that there is no real answers and I hate just guessing and spending money but I am a bit worried.

Can you tell me if it makes you too sick to do anything? Does it cause diarrhea or anything? I am trying to figure out if I can do it and still work.

thank you

Posts: 24 | From Studio City, Ca. | Registered: May 2007 | IP: Logged |

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