Re: Re: Some questions- ivermectin and baths

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You will need an antifungal, like me. I'm fighting it off too and immediately can't sleep because the fungal is taking over. You can order it if you have a prescription from a doctor. Maybe someone here knows of someplace you can get antifungals without a prescription. I don't know of a site. I think Aggi used to know of a site.From: "miteymaid" <emccallny@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, February 5, 2012 2:32:41 PMSubject: Re: Some questions- ivermectin and bathsI started the doxy but feel I am trying to fight off thrush although I've been taking 2 probiotics a day. Any ideas? I am really uncomfortable. >> 1. What kind of ivermectin for internal, and how much? > 2. Some people have suggested Ivermectin topically? What kind, how much, how?> 3. Some suggestions on doing a soak bath - I've seen suggestions that included borax, vinegar, etc. What works? (for mites)> 4. How long do you need to stay on the doxycycline?> 5. I've seen suggestions on a long list of things sprayed in the house- Lysol, borax, etc. etc. DE, etc. has anybody found something truly effective? > > I'm a bit frustrated with the list, in that we seem to see a lot of ineffective, or possibly effective cures, but without a lot of follow up, and a lot of time spent on springtails, morgellons, Lyme, etc. not that those aren't important, but if we had a top ten list of what we know empirically works against the mites, that would be awesome. Thanks!>------------------------------------

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Hi mighty maid

Arm & Hammer Powdered Laundry Detergent kills them well in the wash, I haven't

used a dryer in 6 years . I hang clothes in a closet, the closet I have washed

with Arm & Hammer Powdered Laundry Detergent 1 cup per gallon of water & soaked

in 2 tbls cococnut oil & 48 oz of water.

I place a hair dryer in the closet in a milkcrate pointing up with a brick in

the crate to keep the hair dryer pinned into the corner of the crate & pointing

up . The clothes dry in 1.5 hrs & cost 6.7 cents per kilowatt hour to run , 1

kilowatt hour is 1000 watts , hair dryer is 1500 wats ,so it = 1 kilowatt hour

(1000watts) + 1/2 kilowatt hour (500watts) which is 6.7 cents + 3.35 cents ,

total of 10.5 cents pet housr of use , that is cheaper than the laundry mat.

Bye the way the dryer should never vent into the house ,especailly if it is gas

powered & not electric , that is a lot of extra moisture & if gas, carbon

monoxide

It cost only $120.00 for venting tech to come out & install a vent in most

cases. Chimney repairmen & cleaners do the job cheap, it only takes 1 hr.

God bless you Miteymaid ,

Bill

For [there is] one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ

Jesus; 6 Who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.

God is Love..

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wrote:>>Marie, I bought a bar of Fels Naptha and shaved some into a plastic

container and added some hot water. It dissolved pretty much on it's own. Then I

didn't know what to do with the rest of the bar at a later date, added it to the

liquid with some more hot water, let it sit and then just squeezed what I could,

almost like using a starter. I didn't get proportions right but tried different

amounts in the machine and added borax separately. Soaked my stuff in the

bathtub but couldn't get it all covered with water then put in a front loader.

My dryer vents into the apartment so I feel those things that didn't die come

flying out. I didn't use the blueing because I'm renting, also alternate with

the laundry mat. Don't want to die others blue.> >> > > >> > > 1.

What kind of ivermectin for internal, and how much? >> > > 2. Some people have

suggested Ivermectin topically? What kind, how much, how? >> > > 3. Some

suggestions on doing a soak bath - I've seen suggestions that included borax,

vinegar, etc. What works? (for mites) >> > > 4. How long do you need to stay on

the doxycycline? >> > > 5. I've seen

suggestions on a long list of things sprayed in the house- Lysol, borax, etc.

etc. DE, etc. has anybody found something truly effective? >> > > >> > > I'm a

bit frustrated with the list, in that we seem to see a lot of ineffective, or

possibly effective cures, but without a lot of follow up, and a lot of time

spent on springtails, morgellons, Lyme, etc. not that those aren't important,

but if we had a top ten list of what we know empirically works against the

mites, that would be awesome. Thanks! >> > > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >

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Not everything works for everyone.  Effective things for certain people are ineffective for some...

Lyme, morgellons, etc...go along with mites.  There is a reason why they keep biting certain people and not others.

On Feb 5, 2012 6:06 PM, <Goldstein@...> wrote:

 

You will need an antifungal, like me.  I'm fighting it off too and immediately can't sleep because the fungal is taking over.  You can order it if you have a prescription from a doctor.  Maybe someone here knows of someplace you can get antifungals without a prescription.  I don't know of a site.  I think Aggi used to know of a site.

From: " miteymaid " <emccallny@...>bird mites

Sent: Sunday, February 5, 2012 2:32:41 PMSubject: Re: Some questions- ivermectin and bathsI started the doxy but feel I am trying to fight off thrush although I've been taking 2 probiotics...

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This is correct, I am actually ordering my anti-fungal (Itraconazole 100 mg) on doctoronline.com. It is a European online-pharmacy that only delivers within Europe.

Von: Elissa <elissarachel@...>An: bird mites Gesendet: 14:53 Montag, 6.Februar 2012Betreff: Re: Re: Some questions- ivermectin and baths

Not everything works for everyone. Effective things for certain people are ineffective for some...

Lyme, morgellons, etc...go along with mites. There is a reason why they keep biting certain people and not others.

On Feb 5, 2012 6:06 PM, <Goldstein@...> wrote:

You will need an antifungal, like me. I'm fighting it off too and immediately can't sleep because the fungal is taking over. You can order it if you have a prescription from a doctor. Maybe someone here knows of someplace you can get antifungals without a prescription. I don't know of a site. I think Aggi used to know of a site.

From: "miteymaid" <emccallny@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, February 5, 2012 2:32:41 PMSubject: Re: Some questions- ivermectin and baths

I started the doxy but feel I am trying to fight off thrush although I've been taking 2 probiotics...------------------------------------

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Baking soda & /or washing soda with unscented detergent then drying for over an hour has worked best for us.

On Feb 6, 2012 11:28 AM, " miteymaid " <emccallny@...> wrote:

 

I wash my clothes at home and hang them to dry, don't use heat but I've had to dry my sheet, pillow and blanket in the laundry mat as I have no room to hang and dry them here. My dryer is electric and they're in all the apartments in this new building. In my old building you went into the basement where the washers and dryers were and the dryers were gas and vented out of the building. As far as I knew no one ever caught them from me because after awhile I used to explain why I was down there everyday. The A@H didn't work completely but nothing has, I try borax, A & H, Ammonia and now Fels Naptha and borax.

>>>> >> Is that why people were taking itraconazole with the

> Doxycycline? You know, when I told the Lyme doctor the main reason I came in was to get rid of th...

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Miteymaid,I am getting both (still). I've had to stop and start my meds... had been doing probiotics, but that is not enough for my body as I am loaded pre-existing bird mites with fungal issues. When the fungal issues get really bad, I can hardly sleep more than 4 hours.From: "miteymaid" <emccallny@...>bird mites Sent: Monday, February 6, 2012 8:18:39 AMSubject: Re: Some questions- ivermectin and baths, are you getting bites or fungus?> >> >> >Â > >You will need an antifungal, like me. Â I'm fighting it off too and immediately can't sleep because the fungal is taking over. Â You can order it if you have a prescription from a doctor. Â Maybe someone here knows of someplace you can get antifungals without a prescription. Â I don't know of a site. Â I think Aggi used to know of a site. > >> >> >> >> >> >>________________________________> >From: "miteymaid" <emccallny@...>> >bird mites > >Sent: Sunday, February 5, 2012 2:32:41 PM> >Subject: Re: Some questions- ivermectin and baths > >> >> >I started the doxy but feel I am trying to fight off thrush although I've been taking 2 probiotics...------------------------------------> >> >

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Thrush

Get fluconazole and take one a week six weeks

Canesten cream without steroids/ canesten pessary or

Organic probiotic yogurt on privates at night

Drink apple cider vinegar n put liberaly in the bath with lavender tea tree oils

to alkalanize ur system

Echinacea is anti fungal

Put two drops lavender or tea tree on a tampon

Put a garlic clove up there

It wont hurt ive done it

It works

X

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On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 17:07 PST miteymaid wrote:

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>Is that why people were taking itraconazole with the Doxycycline? You know,

when I told the Lyme doctor the main reason I came in was to get rid of the

mites I drew a blank. Also, I think it was his assistant that took care of me.

When I started getting these bad bites I just stopped this evening with the

Doxi, only took it since Thursday, but was afraid they wouldn't understand my

reaction. I don't know what they meant, the bites, but was afraid they didn't

too so might just say anything. A few months ago I had to take Cipro for an

infected finger and was bothered by fungal reactions, but didn't get this

increase in biting and after course of 10 days noticed no difference with mites,

but that wasn't why I was taking it.

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>> > 1. What kind of ivermectin for internal, and how much?

>> > 2. Some people have suggested Ivermectin topically? What kind, how much,

how?

>> > 3. Some suggestions on doing a soak bath - I've seen suggestions that

included borax, vinegar, etc. What works? (for mites)

>> > 4. How long do you need to stay on the doxycycline?

>> > 5. I've seen suggestions on a long list of things sprayed in the house-

Lysol, borax, etc. etc. DE, etc. has anybody found something truly effective?

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>> > I'm a bit frustrated with the list, in that we seem to see a lot of

ineffective, or possibly effective cures, but without a lot of follow up, and a

lot of time spent on springtails, morgellons, Lyme, etc. not that those aren't

important, but if we had a top ten list of what we know empirically works

against the mites, that would be awesome. Thanks!

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