Re: No more itching on Head and Face

[Guest guest]

Hi Reg, I'm glad your doing better and have found some relief here.

We are a great team full of kind and thoughtful people who really

care about each other.

I think your are on the right track trying to get away from the

chemicals. Now after saying that, it sounds like you could use a

whole home windex knockdown...lol. It's was a major tool in helping

me when they were falling down on me non-stop. Just be careful not to

use in any area that you have sprayed bleach. If you are going to

spray the house again, you might want to consider Onslaught, per

Tim's post. I haven't used it but for Tim to post it, it must help.

Trish is a wonderful friend and source of healing for many of us. I

use an older version of her essential oil mix that I mix up myself.

The new mix she has on her website looks much better than what I use.

It is helpful, just not overly fast, as we all want. I swear it helped

(s) to keep my cars clear. I also add to it (to two gallons) a 1/2

cup of Sue's orange guard and 1/2 cup of dawn. I also add this to my

windex knockdown. Hopefully no chemical reactions going on there. It

is especially good (the esp mix) for the ceilings and white walls for

it leaves a whitesh film.

I just received my ESP New Hope 2 kit yesterday. I used the sulpher

soap last night, in my hair too, and I have very little, if any,

crawling on my scalp today. I just put a little balm of a few raised

red spots that have been itching several days, and they are almost

gone this am. Can't wait to see what a week or two will do.

Are you using the oil (choice-the lighter the better) mix with

oregano, clove essential oils and a little cayenne in it that a few

of us is using? helpful.

bob

>

> Hi - Im a new member and sufferer... of 8 months... It is affecting

> me, my fiance', my dogs, my lovebird and my WALLET; and thanks to

you

> all and this website Ive gathered so much useful information to

> create some of my own protocals and routines....But have not kicked

> the Critter for good... keep having outbreaks and its so

devastating

> when you think youre making progress.

> One area of success for Scalp, so far.... I use 2 shampoos and 1

> conditioner.

> I shampoo first with Sulfodene (yes, its for dogs; but I've gotten

> alot of relief from this and so has my dogs). Ingredients are Coal

> Tar, Sulfur and Triclosan. You can buy Sulfodene at Walmart.

Next,

> I shampoo with Cedar-Al: It's all natural, non-toxic and bio-

> degradable from Red Cedars. Cedar-Al has a web site you can order

> from. I then use a Mint Conditioner called, Aura spa aromatherapy

> Rosemary Mint Conditioner - I purchased this at Big Lots.

> I dont know why but something about this combination is keeping the

> critters out of my scalp and now they rarely bug my face. They're

> probably trying to stay away from anywhere above the neck.

>

> I also have to attribute some relief to the fact that we have been

> fogging the house every weekend for the past 3 weeks with Cedarcide

> and its really, really improved our environment situation (no more

> floaters or swarms)and brought relief to the dogs since its safe to

> use on them. However, I realize that Cedarcide is not the END

ALL.

> There will probably have to be another kind of house Treatmnt. So

I

> ordered Trish's ESP oils and we are gonna fog with that as well.

> Still considering heating the home to 170 degrees as an option

too.

> I dont like the idea of all the exposure we've had to pestacides

> already!!! We even used Precor (has Bifethrin: a mitacide in it)

to

> spray the interior of my car and the bedroom a little but too wimpy

> to do the whole house w/it!!!!! I will consider if it means ending

> this hell though.

> I ordered the ESP New Hope kit 2 - its available now... I also

order

> the ph buffer from www.vaxa.com and ordered the Parasitin as well-

> This makes total sense to clean yourself from the inside out and

draw

> the crap & critters out. Trish actually consulted with me on the

> phone, the day after Christmas- I was so impressed by this..

> Christmas day was bad for me(had an outbreak on my arms, legs, back

> and neck) and I broke down and cried on the phone with her. This

is

> really scary stuff! We got a mini-microscope from Radio Shack and

> when you use a lint roller (with the sticky tape) you can actually

> see the nymph's or whatever they are trapped on the paper! I'm

gonna

> get more info from Trisha tomorrow and I'll be happy to share it

with

> you all. I've been to 2 DR's - 4 failed Permethrin tx's, 4 failed

> Eurax Tx's and now I'm seeing a Dermatologist- did a biopsy and all

> she could tell me was I had bacteria in my skin??? Uh - no shit

> sherlock, if the mite are spitting and shitting on me internally!

> It's very discouraging that medical people are lazy and ignorant

for

> the prices they charge! However - I'm taking the dam sticky papers

> into the Derm's office in January to show her what she missed.

> Glad I found you all and again so much gratitude for the collective

> wisdom. Bless yu all. reg

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Regina,

Glad that you are finding relief!

But I wanted to make a suggestion? Since you are spraying your home

with Cedarcide and are thinking of heat treating, please be sure to

check and see what the flashpoint is for the Cedarcide product, as we

wouldn't want you to blow the house off of the foundation... that is

one way to get rid of this mite... but not necessaruly the preffered

method! LOL!

Good luck and hugs to you!

Trly

>

> Hi - Im a new member and sufferer... of 8 months... It is affecting

> me, my fiance', my dogs, my lovebird and my WALLET; and thanks to

you

> all and this website Ive gathered so much useful information to

> create some of my own protocals and routines....But have not kicked

> the Critter for good... keep having outbreaks and its so

devastating

> when you think youre making progress.

> One area of success for Scalp, so far.... I use 2 shampoos and 1

> conditioner.

> I shampoo first with Sulfodene (yes, its for dogs; but I've gotten

> alot of relief from this and so has my dogs). Ingredients are Coal

> Tar, Sulfur and Triclosan. You can buy Sulfodene at Walmart.

Next,

> I shampoo with Cedar-Al: It's all natural, non-toxic and bio-

> degradable from Red Cedars. Cedar-Al has a web site you can order

> from. I then use a Mint Conditioner called, Aura spa aromatherapy

> Rosemary Mint Conditioner - I purchased this at Big Lots.

> I dont know why but something about this combination is keeping the

> critters out of my scalp and now they rarely bug my face. They're

> probably trying to stay away from anywhere above the neck.

>

> I also have to attribute some relief to the fact that we have been

> fogging the house every weekend for the past 3 weeks with Cedarcide

> and its really, really improved our environment situation (no more

> floaters or swarms)and brought relief to the dogs since its safe to

> use on them. However, I realize that Cedarcide is not the END

ALL.

> There will probably have to be another kind of house Treatmnt. So

I

> ordered Trish's ESP oils and we are gonna fog with that as well.

> Still considering heating the home to 170 degrees as an option

too.

> I dont like the idea of all the exposure we've had to pestacides

> already!!! We even used Precor (has Bifethrin: a mitacide in it)

to

> spray the interior of my car and the bedroom a little but too wimpy

> to do the whole house w/it!!!!! I will consider if it means ending

> this hell though.

> I ordered the ESP New Hope kit 2 - its available now... I also

order

> the ph buffer from www.vaxa.com and ordered the Parasitin as well-

> This makes total sense to clean yourself from the inside out and

draw

> the crap & critters out. Trish actually consulted with me on the

> phone, the day after Christmas- I was so impressed by this..

> Christmas day was bad for me(had an outbreak on my arms, legs, back

> and neck) and I broke down and cried on the phone with her. This

is

> really scary stuff! We got a mini-microscope from Radio Shack and

> when you use a lint roller (with the sticky tape) you can actually

> see the nymph's or whatever they are trapped on the paper! I'm

gonna

> get more info from Trisha tomorrow and I'll be happy to share it

with

> you all. I've been to 2 DR's - 4 failed Permethrin tx's, 4 failed

> Eurax Tx's and now I'm seeing a Dermatologist- did a biopsy and all

> she could tell me was I had bacteria in my skin??? Uh - no shit

> sherlock, if the mite are spitting and shitting on me internally!

> It's very discouraging that medical people are lazy and ignorant

for

> the prices they charge! However - I'm taking the dam sticky papers

> into the Derm's office in January to show her what she missed.

> Glad I found you all and again so much gratitude for the collective

> wisdom. Bless yu all. reg

>

[Guest guest]

Reg

Glad that you found this forum!

Also glad that you found Trisha. Her products are top notch, they are

one of the important tools that helped my family get over this.

She also is a happy, hopeful person. with a tremendous wealth of

knowledge....and that positive state of mind is awesome when you are

fighting this battle.

If you ever do heat your home and need some advice or some extra 'how

to' info, please email me personally (I'm not too good at checking the

forum regularily, but I want to help in any way I can)

I know what you mean about the horrific over exposure of pesticides and

chemicals, thats just one more reason heating was such a good fit for

my families situation.

Z

[Guest guest]

, I have a correction to make... re: pesticide we used in my

car and bedroom... it was called Talstar (which has bifethrin in it)

We also use some stuff called Precor (in a can w/ a different

pesticide) but again - these don't seem to be " end all " solutions. I

was interested in the more recent post from the new member that

recommended VIkane gas and ivermectin and just leave the house and

belongings; perhaps for good? ... I'm kinda getting there where

possessions dont matter anymore (weve thrown away the all the living

room furniture, beds, alot of paper, etc...)I really want my life

back and we've found this condition is spreading to more of our

family recently... Thankyou for the welcome and I'll keep reporting

on what's working.

> >

> > Hi - Im a new member and sufferer... of 8 months... It is

affecting

> > me, my fiance', my dogs, my lovebird and my WALLET; and thanks to

> you

> > all and this website Ive gathered so much useful information to

> > create some of my own protocals and routines....But have not

kicked

> > the Critter for good... keep having outbreaks and its so

> devastating

> > when you think youre making progress.

> > One area of success for Scalp, so far.... I use 2 shampoos and 1

> > conditioner.

> > I shampoo first with Sulfodene (yes, its for dogs; but I've

gotten

> > alot of relief from this and so has my dogs). Ingredients are

Coal

> > Tar, Sulfur and Triclosan. You can buy Sulfodene at Walmart.

> Next,

> > I shampoo with Cedar-Al: It's all natural, non-toxic and bio-

> > degradable from Red Cedars. Cedar-Al has a web site you can

order

> > from. I then use a Mint Conditioner called, Aura spa

aromatherapy

> > Rosemary Mint Conditioner - I purchased this at Big Lots.

> > I dont know why but something about this combination is keeping

the

> > critters out of my scalp and now they rarely bug my face.

They're

> > probably trying to stay away from anywhere above the neck.

> >

> > I also have to attribute some relief to the fact that we have

been

> > fogging the house every weekend for the past 3 weeks with

Cedarcide

> > and its really, really improved our environment situation (no

more

> > floaters or swarms)and brought relief to the dogs since its safe

to

> > use on them. However, I realize that Cedarcide is not the END

> ALL.

> > There will probably have to be another kind of house Treatmnt.

So

> I

> > ordered Trish's ESP oils and we are gonna fog with that as well.

> > Still considering heating the home to 170 degrees as an option

> too.

> > I dont like the idea of all the exposure we've had to pestacides

> > already!!! We even used Precor (has Bifethrin: a mitacide in it)

> to

> > spray the interior of my car and the bedroom a little but too

wimpy

> > to do the whole house w/it!!!!! I will consider if it means

ending

> > this hell though.

> > I ordered the ESP New Hope kit 2 - its available now... I also

> order

> > the ph buffer from www.vaxa.com and ordered the Parasitin as well-

> > This makes total sense to clean yourself from the inside out and

> draw

> > the crap & critters out. Trish actually consulted with me on the

> > phone, the day after Christmas- I was so impressed by this..

> > Christmas day was bad for me(had an outbreak on my arms, legs,

back

> > and neck) and I broke down and cried on the phone with her. This

> is

> > really scary stuff! We got a mini-microscope from Radio Shack

and

> > when you use a lint roller (with the sticky tape) you can

actually

> > see the nymph's or whatever they are trapped on the paper! I'm

> gonna

> > get more info from Trisha tomorrow and I'll be happy to share it

> with

> > you all. I've been to 2 DR's - 4 failed Permethrin tx's, 4

failed

> > Eurax Tx's and now I'm seeing a Dermatologist- did a biopsy and

all

> > she could tell me was I had bacteria in my skin??? Uh - no shit

> > sherlock, if the mite are spitting and shitting on me

internally!

> > It's very discouraging that medical people are lazy and ignorant

> for

> > the prices they charge! However - I'm taking the dam sticky

papers

> > into the Derm's office in January to show her what she missed.

> > Glad I found you all and again so much gratitude for the

collective

> > wisdom. Bless yu all. reg

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Good Point... I'm so desperate and mostly entertaining ideas that

would create the " end it all infestation " solution... and thinking

out loud... but so far its the weekly Cedarcide and We'll fog with

Trish's oils in January on one of the weekends. Let ya know if

its " the stuff " - Reg

> >

> > Hi - Im a new member and sufferer... of 8 months... It is

affecting

> > me, my fiance', my dogs, my lovebird and my WALLET; and thanks to

> you

> > all and this website Ive gathered so much useful information to

> > create some of my own protocals and routines....But have not

kicked

> > the Critter for good... keep having outbreaks and its so

> devastating

> > when you think youre making progress.

> > One area of success for Scalp, so far.... I use 2 shampoos and 1

> > conditioner.

> > I shampoo first with Sulfodene (yes, its for dogs; but I've

gotten

> > alot of relief from this and so has my dogs). Ingredients are

Coal

> > Tar, Sulfur and Triclosan. You can buy Sulfodene at Walmart.

> Next,

> > I shampoo with Cedar-Al: It's all natural, non-toxic and bio-

> > degradable from Red Cedars. Cedar-Al has a web site you can

order

> > from. I then use a Mint Conditioner called, Aura spa

aromatherapy

> > Rosemary Mint Conditioner - I purchased this at Big Lots.

> > I dont know why but something about this combination is keeping

the

> > critters out of my scalp and now they rarely bug my face.

They're

> > probably trying to stay away from anywhere above the neck.

> >

> > I also have to attribute some relief to the fact that we have

been

> > fogging the house every weekend for the past 3 weeks with

Cedarcide

> > and its really, really improved our environment situation (no

more

> > floaters or swarms)and brought relief to the dogs since its safe

to

> > use on them. However, I realize that Cedarcide is not the END

> ALL.

> > There will probably have to be another kind of house Treatmnt.

So

> I

> > ordered Trish's ESP oils and we are gonna fog with that as well.

> > Still considering heating the home to 170 degrees as an option

> too.

> > I dont like the idea of all the exposure we've had to pestacides

> > already!!! We even used Precor (has Bifethrin: a mitacide in it)

> to

> > spray the interior of my car and the bedroom a little but too

wimpy

> > to do the whole house w/it!!!!! I will consider if it means

ending

> > this hell though.

> > I ordered the ESP New Hope kit 2 - its available now... I also

> order

> > the ph buffer from www.vaxa.com and ordered the Parasitin as well-

> > This makes total sense to clean yourself from the inside out and

> draw

> > the crap & critters out. Trish actually consulted with me on the

> > phone, the day after Christmas- I was so impressed by this..

> > Christmas day was bad for me(had an outbreak on my arms, legs,

back

> > and neck) and I broke down and cried on the phone with her. This

> is

> > really scary stuff! We got a mini-microscope from Radio Shack

and

> > when you use a lint roller (with the sticky tape) you can

actually

> > see the nymph's or whatever they are trapped on the paper! I'm

> gonna

> > get more info from Trisha tomorrow and I'll be happy to share it

> with

> > you all. I've been to 2 DR's - 4 failed Permethrin tx's, 4

failed

> > Eurax Tx's and now I'm seeing a Dermatologist- did a biopsy and

all

> > she could tell me was I had bacteria in my skin??? Uh - no shit

> > sherlock, if the mite are spitting and shitting on me

internally!

> > It's very discouraging that medical people are lazy and ignorant

> for

> > the prices they charge! However - I'm taking the dam sticky

papers

> > into the Derm's office in January to show her what she missed.

> > Glad I found you all and again so much gratitude for the

collective

> > wisdom. Bless yu all. reg

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Z, Are you saying that you and family are no longer infested? and

in the home its eradicated too? That's excellent... and I hope that

is the case for you! By all means... please send me the procedure

for heating the home... I think I'd wash the walls, ceiling and floor

before proceeding because as mentioned b4 We've been using

Cedarcide. How long were you all affected? - Reg

>

> Reg

> Glad that you found this forum!

> Also glad that you found Trisha. Her products are top notch, they

are

> one of the important tools that helped my family get over this.

> She also is a happy, hopeful person. with a tremendous wealth of

> knowledge....and that positive state of mind is awesome when you

are

> fighting this battle.

> If you ever do heat your home and need some advice or some

extra 'how

> to' info, please email me personally (I'm not too good at checking

the

> forum regularily, but I want to help in any way I can)

> I know what you mean about the horrific over exposure of pesticides

and

> chemicals, thats just one more reason heating was such a good fit

for

> my families situation.

> Z

>