glm1111
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I don't have doctor at the moment because i just moved. My last doctor was an immunologist and he retired
I haven't had blood work done for several yrs since I had a port in for my IVIG. My B cells where low and that is why I received the IVIG.
My blood work was all over the place, meaning it went from hi platelets to low wbcs and other tests were always off. My doc was never alarmed tho.
I wasn't doing salt/c then. Your doctor has to determine your blood work as to whether he thinks anything is alarming.
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There doesn't have to be obvious symptoms or stool test to show that.
Parasites are everywhere.
Agreed. Time to do more over here, just in case!
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glm,
Appreciate it.
Why don't more people here do the Salt C protocol.
I just love the idea of it.
not to mention... it seems more convenient and easier to administer than trying to time abx's and drugs and creams all day.
What would some of the negatives be?
Kidney problems?
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Most people have been scared of salt from years of hearing salt is bad for us. It is TABLE SALT that is poison because it lacks the original minerals and deposits in our cells.
Sea salt is buoyant and will move through the intestines like it is meant to. Some people are salt sensitive and need to be aware, but it is a small number.
Most people are salt deficient and it opens them up for disease because salt is a natural bacteriocide and is natural to the body. Humans salt composition is very close to the composition of sea salt.
Also lymestrategies is a good reference for info on this. keebler has also posted some info on the negatives in other posts.
Gael
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canefan17
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Thank glm
I'm seriously giving Salt C some good consideration.
I just think i'd be able to manage everything better.
And the fact that Salt C goes after EVERYTHING... you don't have to play the guessing game on what co-infection and how long you've been treating it and if it's coming back.
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glm1111
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It can be the pills, but I personaly prefer the powder. I use Ester C powder with bioflavinoids and mix it with the sea salt in a large glass of water.
I also drink an extra glass of water along with it. BTW, you don't have to gulp it down. I usually take my time and drink it over an hour.
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Parasites come in many forms. I mostly had what I think was liver flukes. They are different that the tapeworms or roundworms.
I had a huge die-off after taking the black walnut combo after about a week or 10 days. It was bad & I felt really ill. I also saw these sort of furry looking balls. I know it's gross...
Dr Schulze sells a great product for drawing stuff out of the intestines called Intestinal Formula #2.
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A POWERFUL intestinal vacuum that draws out old fecal matter, toxins, poisons, bacteria, drug residues, mercury and lead
Parasites can be in the tissue & blood. Malaria and babesia are parasites. Some consider Bb to be a parasite.
It's best to do it slowly, carefully, & in the correct order. I forgot what the correct order is. I had alot of problems with the liver cleanse. But this is how I found out that I had parasites - so, I don't regret doing it.
The Hulda Clark method can be harsh - so, it's not for novices. Just take care & do everything gradually.
A friend of mine took the black walnut combo & became very ill with flu-like symptoms. He thought he had the flu... So, it effects everyone differently. It's probably best to rotate the types of treatments & do it every 3 months or so.
I've done the Humaworm & the Black walnut combo. I am going to try Ivermectin if I dowse it & it comes up as a "yes". If you consider malaria type pathogens as a parasite - you should treat for this, too.
I've been having a big reaction from Nutramedix Quina (quinine) & Cryptolipsis (spelling?). I've been alternating them.
You also may want to look into Artemesia... The one used to treat parasites is different than the one used to treat Babesia. There are differences between the Chinese form & the American one.
I haven't tried it yet since I've been doing well with the Quina (quinine) & Cryptolipsis. You can also buy the quinine powder & make your own tincture. I haven't seen many other companies making quinine tincture.
You may be able to get it from the Rainforest herbs website (I forgot the exact name). My computer is really slow & it would take me too long to search it right now. I have seen websites that sell it...
Good luck.
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Icky,
I'd love your recipe for the green hulled black walnut tincture. I have a whole forest of black walnut trees on my property...if yu could pm me or post it here for others I would appreciate it.
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well 30 days, but if you have not done it before it recommends 2-3 months but since you are doing humaworm one may be enough.
I am doing colonix one month alone and one month combined with their toxinout program which cleanses the major organs and does some heavy metal cleansing as well.
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goes without saying tho, that if you have severe digestive problems like mine, i bet this is something you do not want to do...
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glm1111
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cane,
go to the site and hit colonix...
on the right hand side it says How long should I be on this.... 1 2 or 3 months and then it goes on to explain
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randibear-colonix helped my severe digestive problems, so don't necessarily right it off...
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cane, great description of your experience. I love it when you have the bad guys on the run and then they die. So sorry suckers!!!!!!!!
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glm1111
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Parasites are what's probably causing severe digestive problems in the first place, along with other toxins and backed up fecal matter.
If more people did colon cleansing there would probably be less degenerative diseases and colon cancer.
The old cliche "disease starts in the colon" is probably true. I agree with elley
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I might do colonix before getting on humaworm's in-between formula.
I do want to let me body recover though eventually.
I would imagine colonix is going to be taxing on the body.
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Anyone notice humaworm website is down?
Which formula on their site is the one that is generally directed towards parasites? Is there a specific product name?
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colonix while powerful was fairly gentle. The really hard one was the toxinout program combined with the colonix.
Colonix gave me great results and I did feel unweel at times during it, but all in all I was surprised at how gentle it was.
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my doc said with my severe diverticulitis, absolutely no cleanses or laxatives.
right now i'm just too damaged and wouldn't want to chance something.
i'll know more after friday tho.
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I presume that people on this thread are talking about the original [ie main] Humaworm formula as opposed to the customised Lyme-specific one?
I think you have to have taken the main formula first [as I did] to order the Lyme one. Has anyone at all tried the Lyme one?
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thanks gael
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