Re: Blastocystus hominis

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Has anyone treated Blastocystus hominis infection successfully? I've looked

through the archives and found a few postings, mainly based on research, rather

than experience (suggesting anti-protozoan/mould herbs such as Andrographis,

Larria, Allium, Tabebuia, Artemesia annua). I wondered if anyone has any recent

successful experiences.

The patient is a 12 year old with a diagnosis, based on faecal analysis.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Hi sarah

I keep mine under control with massive blasts of artemesia annua, if

it reoccurs (which it does in a lot of people)

Originally I think i took a concotion of green/black walnut, artemesia

annua, tabebuia is good too,but i do find that artemesia annua seems

to be the main one here. Not enough reserach to support it other than

mine and Sue Kotens experiences in treating parasites etc...

Blasto lives with us rather like candida and I find that if I eat

right (gluten free/sugar free/watch the type and quantity of carbs

this seems to support the eradication of the acute stage of

infection!! Just out of interest I have now got a sensitivity to

gluten, and I have noticed that I am less prone to bouts of blasto

activity than I used to be.

I hope my ramblings are useful

regards

Jacqui Fordham

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> Hello,

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> Has anyone treated Blastocystus hominis infection successfully?

I've looked through the archives and found a few postings, mainly

based on research, rather than experience (suggesting

anti-protozoan/mould herbs such as Andrographis, Larria, Allium,

Tabebuia, Artemesia annua). I wondered if anyone has any recent

successful experiences.

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> The patient is a 12 year old with a diagnosis, based on faecal

analysis.

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> Thanks

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