Re: Frequencies for Blastomyces dermatitidis

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Hi ,

I don't know if this would be helpful in your case, but thought I'd share some

of my journey in treating mycoplants with frequencies.

I have stopped using frequencies on all mycoplants unless the situation is acute

or for CWD forms. When I spent a lot of time treating mold, mildew, yeast and

fungi with herbs or frequencies, there would be some relief, initially, but it

never lasted. It was also very hard to deal with all the toxins created by

killing them. It seemed, no matter how many forms of these things were killed,

along with their spores and neutralizing the toxins, it was never enough. A new

exposure would quickly flare things up, as if nothing had been done.

(Dealing with ongoing exposure in the living area is crucial, to have any chance

of effective progress. The most effective way I've found, is to use the F-165,

SG-1 set up to treat the mycoplants. The frequencies reach beyond what anything

put in the air to treat them, can reach. As long as there isn't a moisture

source, recurrence is rare.)

This began to make sense when I learned that much of the problem was due to

organisms that are not only pleomorphic, but also isopathic. Having many

different forms, as well as being a part of the body always.) Also, nothing had

been done to change the milieu or terrain, so the nice fertile environment was

still an open invitation to these things in the more destructive forms.

Blastomyces dermatitidis, according to one source, may be a dimorphic fungi with

a mycelia form and a yeast form.

http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/jan2001.html I suspect there are many

more forms than that, along with the spores. Even if it's a non-isopathic

organism, it would be extremely difficult to completely kill all forms to

eradicate it.

My current approach is use products to address the milieu and to break these

organisms down from their higher valence, destructive forms to the simpler,

healthier forms. This approach doesn't create toxins and deals with the acids

the organisms produce and the resulting debris very easily. It's much easier on

the body and produces more lasting results. Even early on in this process,

subsequent exposures are handled much more quickly and easily.

If I had Blastomyces dermatitidis, my approach would be to use Pleo Alkala,

Citro, Sanuvis, Muc, Muc EX, Nig, Nig EX, and Alb for sure, at whatever pace the

body could handle them. Using the four step method, maybe also starting with

Not, Quent , or Fort, depending whether there's a problem with bacteria, viruses

or the gut needs healing. Others may be better, just depends on the situation.

These products and a lot of info for practitioners can be found at

www.terra-medica.com.

My current approach is based on years of personal experience with a system that

does not deal with mycoplants, their toxins or exposures, without many problems.

I've never checked my HLA or my daughter's, but no doubt, it would be one of the

problem indicating ones. This is not a quick process, but sticking with it, has

already provided more benefit than anything else I've ever done.

Best wishes for the case you are working with.

Judy Stone ND

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