Re: herbs and babesia

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OR, you could just use a 15 drop dose of MMS1, wait 1 - 4 hours and take another

15 drop dose of MMS... Most are cured of malaria in 4 - 10 hours...

http://genesis2church.com/mms-protocol-disease-list.html

Malaria Give 15 drop dose, then wait 1-4 hours and give another 15 drop dose

MMS's first claim to fame was curing 75,000 African's of Malaria....

http://www.themiraclemineralsupplement.com/miracle-mineral/is-there-a-cure-for-m\

alaria.php

Take care,

Jim

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> I dont have babesia, but I have had acute maleria many times and all you have

to do is take one strong dose of neem. Ive only made it Ghana where the stuff

is the most invasive plant I have every seen. I take a bunch (big overflowing

handful) of the fresh oily branches and crush them with a twisting motion of the

hands and wash the pulp with a little water. The water is lyme green and tastes

like nasty spicy onion. you go from effed up, feverish to weak in a few hours

after 24 hours youre fine. It works this way for people who have it and it

comes up randomly too.

> Neem is usually used here for organic farming, to protect against all fungus

and bugs.

> I dont take maleria profelactics any more. The ones they offer you here are

larium and malerone. Larium gives nightmares and potentianlly sever paranoia

and other psycological disorders and is not usually reccomended anymore.

Malerone is daily, really expensive and it doesnt work. The cheap indian made

one a week they sell in Ghana work, but I wonder why they dont offer it here, so

I avoid it usually, although I would assume it is fine. Meanwhile maleria is

one of the deadliest diseases in the world.

> Chinese herbalists have treated maleria with Artemisinin for thousands of

years. Dr Zhang, who wrote a popular book on his lyme treatment has used this

herb with success against babesia and recommends treating this before dealing

with the lyme much. he also uses herbs that help with circulation. Herbalist

Buhner uses Artemisinin with red root tincture, which is usually the

herb used for lymph system health.

> If neem kills maleria, other bugs, protozoa, viruses, bacteria, fungus, I

imagine it kills babesia as well. It is also known as an antiinflamitory.

> If you want to study neem more, it was origionally indian, so I would read up

on ayervedic use.

>

[Guest guest]

How interesting cameroon !

THank you .

yes neem is wonderfull i tis oneof theses that helped me slightly when i had my forzen shoulder an dnothing worked .

Kindly marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2012 4:07 PMSubject: herbs and babesia

I dont have babesia, but I have had acute maleria many times and all you have to do is take one strong dose of neem. Ive only made it Ghana where the stuff is the most invasive plant I have every seen. I take a bunch (big overflowing handful) of the fresh oily branches and crush them with a twisting motion of the hands and wash the pulp with a little water. The water is lyme green and tastes like nasty spicy onion. you go from effed up, feverish to weak in a few hours after 24 hours youre fine. It works this way for people who have it and it comes up randomly too. Neem is usually used here for organic farming, to protect against all fungus and bugs. I dont take maleria profelactics any more. The ones they offer you here are larium and malerone. Larium gives nightmares and potentianlly sever paranoia and other psycological disorders and is not usually reccomended anymore. Malerone is daily, really expensive and it doesnt work. The cheap

indian made one a week they sell in Ghana work, but I wonder why they dont offer it here, so I avoid it usually, although I would assume it is fine. Meanwhile maleria is one of the deadliest diseases in the world.Chinese herbalists have treated maleria with Artemisinin for thousands of years. Dr Zhang, who wrote a popular book on his lyme treatment has used this herb with success against babesia and recommends treating this before dealing with the lyme much. he also uses herbs that help with circulation. Herbalist Buhner uses Artemisinin with red root tincture, which is usually the herb used for lymph system health. If neem kills maleria, other bugs, protozoa, viruses, bacteria, fungus, I imagine it kills babesia as well. It is also known as an antiinflamitory. If you want to study neem more, it was origionally indian, so I would read up on ayervedic use.