Re: Parasites- Microscope fun - update, possible WARNING

August 16, 2011

Ha ha, well I guess if I take the risk of the blame I also get the chance of

getting some credit? :)

We found an LW Scientific Observer for $30 at a yard sale. It has 40x, 100x, and

400x lens. I would like to have one more lense at a higher magnification.

Of interest, our 22 month old passed a large tapeworm segment today. 3.5 inches

by .25 inches. It is much whiter and stronger than Mia's was- I guess that's

enough detail! All of the eggs we were seeing in everyone's stool are almost

nonexistent now. The spirochetes are still showing up.

Mia is doing REALLY well. Her sensory issues are way down. Her inflexibility/OCD

is down. Her food sensitivities seem to be basically gone- at least we've tried

all of the vegetables and fruits that used to send her into a 3 day to 3 week

highly sensitive/screaming/aggressive/self injury phase.

Full disclosure, we did do NAET last month, with some real gain in food

reactions, but still she was having enough of a reaction that we stopped

reintroducing foods. So I figured it was time to take the risk of the herbs in

the parasite cleanse when little Sophie got sick. We also upped Mia's Quercenase

(Thorne Quercetin with Bromelain) to help with mast cell reactions/inflammation.

But shes' been on this larger amount before without this dramatic effect.

I tell you, the most amazing thing that is happening is she is tolerant. She can

play now with her sister, with other kids in the room, and doesn't melt down or

run screaming if they touch something she was playing with 3 hours ago or

thought about playing with 3 hours ago or. . .

So for the last couple of days, we've had literally hours a day where Mia is

wrestling and giggling and sharing with her sisters. Honestly, I am in shock. I

thought that starving wolf defensiveness would never go away. This being said,

if she gets too tired, the old habits come back. But WOW, to see her not

agitated all of the time, distressed, with her veins popping out of her neck, is

the best blessing of my life.

I continue to research parasites and just wanted to pass on one warning. I keep

coming across casual mention of some parasites (hookworm I think I remember

specifically?) being able to become airborn and be spread- causing a lung

infection and asthma. So I am thinking of starting to wear a mask and bought

some natural nose spray with tea tree in it today to take each time I do a slide

now. I don't know enough yet to know what stage is contagious, if it has to be

from dry stool, etc, but I would feel terrible if I made anyone get sick!!!

Thanks for all of the feedback and good luck!

> > > > >

> > > > > I only have a quick moment on the internet but want to post our

news!!! Oldest daughter Mia passed a huge tapeworm!!!!!!! She has a light in her

eyes I haven't seen since we started this journey. Her sensory seeking and

weepiness are up on the humaworm in this first week, but it is much more

'dealable' than her tough days in the past. And her reasoning, mental curiosity,

spacial abilities- are WAY up.

> > > > >

> > > > > All of us in the family are passing what I am pretty sure are tapeworm

segments. Of interest they are colonated with candida!!

> > > > >

> > > > > Now that I've looked at literally hundreds of pics of microscopic

images on the internet and dozens of poop slides here at home, I am sure that it

is difficult to 100% identify what is showing up- without special stain kits and

a better lense. However, I can 100% for sure say that we have tapeworms, a

microscopic roundworm, candida, and a spirochete.

> > > > >

> > > > > I went a little hog wild when Mia passed the big tapeworm (I had to

poke around in the poop to find it. It was essentially poop colored in a part of

her stool that looked hard and compressed- like the crenulations in intestines-

I unraveled it and it was all one soft ribbon-like worm with hard compacted

fecal material attached - how much are these a part of bowel obstruction??), and

started immediately reintroducing foods she's had issues with (that I think

people have problems with because the plants have natural bug defense compounds

in them that irritate the worms) and VOILA!!! She is eating them with minimal

reaction!! We are eating oxalate foods and salicylate foods again!!! As a

disclaimer, we did have Allergy Elimination Technique work done last month,

which helped a good bit but did not get us all the way (reset the nervous system

response but could do nothing to stop the release of chemicals from the worms

when they come in contact with the foods?)

> > > > >

> > > > > OK, I said I would be brief :)

> > > > >

> > > > > And I could have reworded all of this more clearly, sorry but I am so

excited!!! After all we've been through, and 3 years with an extremely limited

diet. . . a real windfall. And all because our littlest gal started to regress

and I asked on this site and got serious about deworming! She is doing GREAT now

btw, back to her old sweet,sweet, non stumbling, happy self.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 16, 2011

LIKE LIKE LIKE :)Sylvia

Ha ha, well I guess if I take the risk of the blame I also get the chance of getting some credit? :)

We found an LW Scientific Observer for $30 at a yard sale. It has 40x, 100x, and 400x lens. I would like to have one more lense at a higher magnification.

Of interest, our 22 month old passed a large tapeworm segment today. 3.5 inches by .25 inches. It is much whiter and stronger than Mia's was- I guess that's enough detail! All of the eggs we were seeing in everyone's stool are almost nonexistent now. The spirochetes are still showing up.

Mia is doing REALLY well. Her sensory issues are way down. Her inflexibility/OCD is down. Her food sensitivities seem to be basically gone- at least we've tried all of the vegetables and fruits that used to send her into a 3 day to 3 week highly sensitive/screaming/aggressive/self injury phase.

Full disclosure, we did do NAET last month, with some real gain in food reactions, but still she was having enough of a reaction that we stopped reintroducing foods. So I figured it was time to take the risk of the herbs in the parasite cleanse when little Sophie got sick. We also upped Mia's Quercenase (Thorne Quercetin with Bromelain) to help with mast cell reactions/inflammation. But shes' been on this larger amount before without this dramatic effect.

I tell you, the most amazing thing that is happening is she is tolerant. She can play now with her sister, with other kids in the room, and doesn't melt down or run screaming if they touch something she was playing with 3 hours ago or thought about playing with 3 hours ago or. . .

So for the last couple of days, we've had literally hours a day where Mia is wrestling and giggling and sharing with her sisters. Honestly, I am in shock. I thought that starving wolf defensiveness would never go away. This being said, if she gets too tired, the old habits come back. But WOW, to see her not agitated all of the time, distressed, with her veins popping out of her neck, is the best blessing of my life.

I continue to research parasites and just wanted to pass on one warning. I keep coming across casual mention of some parasites (hookworm I think I remember specifically?) being able to become airborn and be spread- causing a lung infection and asthma. So I am thinking of starting to wear a mask and bought some natural nose spray with tea tree in it today to take each time I do a slide now. I don't know enough yet to know what stage is contagious, if it has to be from dry stool, etc, but I would feel terrible if I made anyone get sick!!!

Thanks for all of the feedback and good luck!

> > > > >

> > > > > I only have a quick moment on the internet but want to post our news!!! Oldest daughter Mia passed a huge tapeworm!!!!!!! She has a light in her eyes I haven't seen since we started this journey. Her sensory seeking and weepiness are up on the humaworm in this first week, but it is much more 'dealable' than her tough days in the past. And her reasoning, mental curiosity, spacial abilities- are WAY up.

> > > > >

> > > > > All of us in the family are passing what I am pretty sure are tapeworm segments. Of interest they are colonated with candida!!

> > > > >

> > > > > Now that I've looked at literally hundreds of pics of microscopic images on the internet and dozens of poop slides here at home, I am sure that it is difficult to 100% identify what is showing up- without special stain kits and a better lense. However, I can 100% for sure say that we have tapeworms, a microscopic roundworm, candida, and a spirochete.

> > > > >

> > > > > I went a little hog wild when Mia passed the big tapeworm (I had to poke around in the poop to find it. It was essentially poop colored in a part of her stool that looked hard and compressed- like the crenulations in intestines- I unraveled it and it was all one soft ribbon-like worm with hard compacted fecal material attached - how much are these a part of bowel obstruction??), and started immediately reintroducing foods she's had issues with (that I think people have problems with because the plants have natural bug defense compounds in them that irritate the worms) and VOILA!!! She is eating them with minimal reaction!! We are eating oxalate foods and salicylate foods again!!! As a disclaimer, we did have Allergy Elimination Technique work done last month, which helped a good bit but did not get us all the way (reset the nervous system response but could do nothing to stop the release of chemicals from the worms when they come in contact with the

foods?)

> > > > >

> > > > > OK, I said I would be brief :)

> > > > >

> > > > > And I could have reworded all of this more clearly, sorry but I am so excited!!! After all we've been through, and 3 years with an extremely limited diet. . . a real windfall. And all because our littlest gal started to regress and I asked on this site and got serious about deworming! She is doing GREAT now btw, back to her old sweet,sweet, non stumbling, happy self.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 16, 2011

I must add to the parasite fun and say that i too am seeing amazing behavior in my son the longer we go on the parasite cleanse..today i increased the dosage and found him even more calmer then before..

i also use something called an orgone zapper .it is suppose also to help with parasites but i think the combo is doing something.

i have no microscope. but i do have chopsticks and am always digging around for something..

oh i would love to find a worm. somthing i could see with my eyes. but hearing the wonderful accounts from melissa is encouragement enuff for me .

Go parasite moms! we will conquer and destroy!

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2011 11:40 PMSubject: Re: Re: Parasites- Microscope fun - update, possible WARNING

LIKE LIKE LIKE

Sylvia

Ha ha, well I guess if I take the risk of the blame I also get the chance of getting some credit? :) We found an LW Scientific Observer for $30 at a yard sale. It has 40x, 100x, and 400x lens. I would like to have one more lense at a higher magnification.Of interest, our 22 month old passed a large tapeworm segment today. 3.5 inches by .25 inches. It is much whiter and stronger than Mia's was- I guess that's enough detail! All of the eggs we were seeing in everyone's stool are almost nonexistent now. The spirochetes are still showing up. Mia is doing REALLY well. Her sensory issues are way down. Her inflexibility/OCD is down. Her food sensitivities seem to be basically gone- at least we've tried all of the vegetables and fruits that used to send her into a 3 day to 3 week highly sensitive/screaming/aggressive/self injury phase.Full disclosure, we did do NAET last month, with some real gain in food reactions, but

still she was having enough of a reaction that we stopped reintroducing foods. So I figured it was time to take the risk of the herbs in the parasite cleanse when little Sophie got sick. We also upped Mia's Quercenase (Thorne Quercetin with Bromelain) to help with mast cell reactions/inflammation. But shes' been on this larger amount before without this dramatic effect.I tell you, the most amazing thing that is happening is she is tolerant. She can play now with her sister, with other kids in the room, and doesn't melt down or run screaming if they touch something she was playing with 3 hours ago or thought about playing with 3 hours ago or. . . So for the last couple of days, we've had literally hours a day where Mia is wrestling and giggling and sharing with her sisters. Honestly, I am in shock. I thought that starving wolf defensiveness would never go away. This being said, if she gets too tired, the old habits come back. But WOW, to

see her not agitated all of the time, distressed, with her veins popping out of her neck, is the best blessing of my life. I continue to research parasites and just wanted to pass on one warning. I keep coming across casual mention of some parasites (hookworm I think I remember specifically?) being able to become airborn and be spread- causing a lung infection and asthma. So I am thinking of starting to wear a mask and bought some natural nose spray with tea tree in it today to take each time I do a slide now. I don't know enough yet to know what stage is contagious, if it has to be from dry stool, etc, but I would feel terrible if I made anyone get sick!!!Thanks for all of the feedback and good luck!> > > > >> > > > > I only have a quick moment on the internet but want to post our news!!! Oldest daughter Mia passed a huge tapeworm!!!!!!! She has a light in her eyes I haven't seen since we started this

journey. Her sensory seeking and weepiness are up on the humaworm in this first week, but it is much more 'dealable' than her tough days in the past. And her reasoning, mental curiosity, spacial abilities- are WAY up.> > > > > > > > > > All of us in the family are passing what I am pretty sure are tapeworm segments. Of interest they are colonated with candida!!> > > > > > > > > > Now that I've looked at literally hundreds of pics of microscopic images on the internet and dozens of poop slides here at home, I am sure that it is difficult to 100% identify what is showing up- without special stain kits and a better lense. However, I can 100% for sure say that we have tapeworms, a microscopic roundworm, candida, and a spirochete. > > > > > > > > > > I went a little hog wild when Mia passed the big tapeworm (I had to poke around in the poop to

find it. It was essentially poop colored in a part of her stool that looked hard and compressed- like the crenulations in intestines- I unraveled it and it was all one soft ribbon-like worm with hard compacted fecal material attached - how much are these a part of bowel obstruction??), and started immediately reintroducing foods she's had issues with (that I think people have problems with because the plants have natural bug defense compounds in them that irritate the worms) and VOILA!!! She is eating them with minimal reaction!! We are eating oxalate foods and salicylate foods again!!! As a disclaimer, we did have Allergy Elimination Technique work done last month, which helped a good bit but did not get us all the way (reset the nervous system response but could do nothing to stop the release of chemicals from the worms when they come in contact with the foods?)> > > > > > > > > > OK, I said I would be brief

:)> > > > > > > > > > And I could have reworded all of this more clearly, sorry but I am so excited!!! After all we've been through, and 3 years with an extremely limited diet. . . a real windfall. And all because our littlest gal started to regress and I asked on this site and got serious about deworming! She is doing GREAT now btw, back to her old sweet,sweet, non stumbling, happy self. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >> > > >> > >> > > >>

August 17, 2011

What brand parasite cleanse are you using, I am sure my son has them?

Ha ha, well I guess if I take the risk of the blame I also get the chance of getting some credit? :) We found an LW Scientific Observer for $30 at a yard sale. It has 40x, 100x, and 400x lens. I would like to have one more lense at a higher magnification.Of interest, our 22 month old passed a large tapeworm segment today. 3.5 inches by .25 inches. It is much whiter and stronger than Mia's was- I guess that's enough detail! All of the eggs we were seeing in everyone's stool are almost nonexistent now. The spirochetes are still showing up. Mia is doing REALLY well. Her sensory issues are way down. Her inflexibility/OCD is down. Her food sensitivities seem to be basically gone- at least we've tried all of the vegetables and fruits that used to send her into a 3 day to 3 week highly sensitive/screaming/aggressive/self injury phase.Full disclosure, we did do NAET last month, with some real gain in food reactions, but

still she was having enough of a reaction that we stopped reintroducing foods. So I figured it was time to take the risk of the herbs in the parasite cleanse when little Sophie got sick. We also upped Mia's Quercenase (Thorne Quercetin with Bromelain) to help with mast cell reactions/inflammation. But shes' been on this larger amount before without this dramatic effect.I tell you, the most amazing thing that is happening is she is tolerant. She can play now with her sister, with other kids in the room, and doesn't melt down or run screaming if they touch something she was playing with 3 hours ago or thought about playing with 3 hours ago or. . . So for the last couple of days, we've had literally hours a day where Mia is wrestling and giggling and sharing with her sisters. Honestly, I am in shock. I thought that starving wolf defensiveness would never go away. This being said, if she gets too tired, the old habits come back. But WOW, to

see her not agitated all of the time, distressed, with her veins popping out of her neck, is the best blessing of my life. I continue to research parasites and just wanted to pass on one warning. I keep coming across casual mention of some parasites (hookworm I think I remember specifically?) being able to become airborn and be spread- causing a lung infection and asthma. So I am thinking of starting to wear a mask and bought some natural nose spray with tea tree in it today to take each time I do a slide now. I don't know enough yet to know what stage is contagious, if it has to be from dry stool, etc, but I would feel terrible if I made anyone get sick!!!Thanks for all of the feedback and good luck!> > > > >> > > > > I only have a quick moment on the internet but want

to post our news!!! Oldest daughter Mia passed a huge tapeworm!!!!!!! She has a light in her eyes I haven't seen since we started this journey. Her sensory seeking and weepiness are up on the humaworm in this first week, but it is much more 'dealable' than her tough days in the past. And her reasoning, mental curiosity, spacial abilities- are WAY up.> > > > > > > > > > All of us in the family are passing what I am pretty sure are tapeworm segments. Of interest they are colonated with candida!!> > > > > > > > > > Now that I've looked at literally hundreds of pics of microscopic images on the internet and dozens of poop slides here at home, I am sure that it is difficult to 100% identify what is showing up- without special stain kits and a better lense. However, I can 100% for sure say that we have tapeworms, a microscopic roundworm, candida, and a spirochete. > > >

> > > > > > > I went a little hog wild when Mia passed the big tapeworm (I had to poke around in the poop to find it. It was essentially poop colored in a part of her stool that looked hard and compressed- like the crenulations in intestines- I unraveled it and it was all one soft ribbon-like worm with hard compacted fecal material attached - how much are these a part of bowel obstruction??), and started immediately reintroducing foods she's had issues with (that I think people have problems with because the plants have natural bug defense compounds in them that irritate the worms) and VOILA!!! She is eating them with minimal reaction!! We are eating oxalate foods and salicylate foods again!!! As a disclaimer, we did have Allergy Elimination Technique work done last month, which helped a good bit but did not get us all the way (reset the nervous system response but could do nothing to stop the release of chemicals from the worms

when they come in contact with the foods?)> > > > > > > > > > OK, I said I would be brief :)> > > > > > > > > > And I could have reworded all of this more clearly, sorry but I am so excited!!! After all we've been through, and 3 years with an extremely limited diet. . . a real windfall. And all because our littlest gal started to regress and I asked on this site and got serious about deworming! She is doing GREAT now btw, back to her old sweet,sweet, non stumbling, happy self. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >> > > >> > >> > > >>

August 17, 2011

i use NOW brand wormwood complex then add casagrada and pyslium fiber and give all together one hour before meals.

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2011 7:09 PMSubject: Re: Re: Parasites- Microscope fun - update, possible WARNING

What brand parasite cleanse are you using, I am sure my son has them?

Ha ha, well I guess if I take the risk of the blame I also get the chance of getting some credit? :) We found an LW Scientific Observer for $30 at a yard sale. It has 40x, 100x, and 400x lens. I would like to have one more lense at a higher magnification.Of interest, our 22 month old passed a large tapeworm segment today. 3.5 inches by .25 inches. It is much whiter and stronger than Mia's was- I guess that's enough detail! All of the eggs we were seeing in everyone's stool are almost nonexistent now. The spirochetes are still showing up. Mia is doing REALLY well. Her sensory issues are way down. Her inflexibility/OCD is down. Her food sensitivities seem to be basically gone- at least we've tried all of the vegetables and fruits that used to send her into a 3 day to 3 week highly sensitive/screaming/aggressive/self injury phase.Full disclosure, we did do NAET last month, with some real gain in food reactions,

but still she was having enough of a reaction that we stopped reintroducing foods. So I figured it was time to take the risk of the herbs in the parasite cleanse when little Sophie got sick. We also upped Mia's Quercenase (Thorne Quercetin with Bromelain) to help with mast cell reactions/inflammation. But shes' been on this larger amount before without this dramatic effect.I tell you, the most amazing thing that is happening is she is tolerant. She can play now with her sister, with other kids in the room, and doesn't melt down or run screaming if they touch something she was playing with 3 hours ago or thought about playing with 3 hours ago or. . . So for the last couple of days, we've had literally hours a day where Mia is wrestling and giggling and sharing with her sisters. Honestly, I am in shock. I thought that starving wolf defensiveness would never go away. This being said, if she gets too tired, the old habits come back. But

WOW, to see her not agitated all of the time, distressed, with her veins popping out of her neck, is the best blessing of my life. I continue to research parasites and just wanted to pass on one warning. I keep coming across casual mention of some parasites (hookworm I think I remember specifically?) being able to become airborn and be spread- causing a lung infection and asthma. So I am thinking of starting to wear a mask and bought some natural nose spray with tea tree in it today to take each time I do a slide now. I don't know enough yet to know what stage is contagious, if it has to be from dry stool, etc, but I would feel terrible if I made anyone get sick!!!Thanks for all of the feedback and good luck!> > > > >> > > > > I only have a quick moment on the internet but want to post our news!!! Oldest daughter Mia passed a huge tapeworm!!!!!!! She has a light in her eyes I haven't seen since we started

this journey. Her sensory seeking and weepiness are up on the humaworm in this first week, but it is much more 'dealable' than her tough days in the past. And her reasoning, mental curiosity, spacial abilities- are WAY up.> > > > > > > > > > All of us in the family are passing what I am pretty sure are tapeworm segments. Of interest they are colonated with candida!!> > > > > > > > > > Now that I've looked at literally hundreds of pics of microscopic images on the internet and dozens of poop slides here at home, I am sure that it is difficult to 100% identify what is showing up- without special stain kits and a better lense. However, I can 100% for sure say that we have tapeworms, a microscopic roundworm, candida, and a spirochete. > > > > > > > > > > I went a little hog wild when Mia passed the big tapeworm (I had to poke around in the

poop to find it. It was essentially poop colored in a part of her stool that looked hard and compressed- like the crenulations in intestines- I unraveled it and it was all one soft ribbon-like worm with hard compacted fecal material attached - how much are these a part of bowel obstruction??), and started immediately reintroducing foods she's had issues with (that I think people have problems with because the plants have natural bug defense compounds in them that irritate the worms) and VOILA!!! She is eating them with minimal reaction!! We are eating oxalate foods and salicylate foods again!!! As a disclaimer, we did have Allergy Elimination Technique work done last month, which helped a good bit but did not get us all the way (reset the nervous system response but could do nothing to stop the release of chemicals from the worms when they come in contact with the foods?)> > > > > > > > > > OK, I said I would be

brief :)> > > > > > > > > > And I could have reworded all of this more clearly, sorry but I am so excited!!! After all we've been through, and 3 years with an extremely limited diet. . . a real windfall. And all because our littlest gal started to regress and I asked on this site and got serious about deworming! She is doing GREAT now btw, back to her old sweet,sweet, non stumbling, happy self. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >> > > >> > >> > > >>

August 18, 2011

We are using Humaworm. We've used just plain wormwood before, with some luck but

it did not get the tapeworms. There are a couple of others I hear good things

about. The Barefoot Herbalist has some syrups that would be good if a child

doesn't take pills.

> > > > >> > > > > I only have a quick moment on

the internet but want to post our news!!! Oldest daughter Mia passed a huge

tapeworm!!!!!!! She has a light in her eyes I haven't seen since we started this

journey. Her sensory seeking and weepiness are up on the humaworm in this first

week, but it is much more

> 'dealable' than her tough days in the past. And her reasoning, mental

curiosity, spacial abilities- are WAY up.> > > > > > > > > > All of us in the

family are passing what I am pretty sure are tapeworm segments. Of interest they

are colonated with candida!!> > > > > > > > > > Now that I've looked at

literally hundreds of pics of microscopic images on the internet and dozens of

poop slides here at home, I am sure that it is difficult to 100% identify what

is showing up- without special stain kits and a better lense. However, I can

100% for sure say that we have tapeworms, a microscopic roundworm, candida, and

a spirochete. > > > > > > > > > > I went a little hog wild when Mia passed the

big tapeworm (I had to poke around in the poop to find it. It was essentially

poop colored in a part of her stool that looked hard and compressed- like the

crenulations in intestines- I unraveled it and it was all one soft ribbon-like

worm with hard compacted fecal

> material attached - how much are these a part of bowel obstruction??), and

started immediately reintroducing foods she's had issues with (that I think

people have problems with because the plants have natural bug defense compounds

in them that irritate the worms) and VOILA!!! She is eating them with minimal

reaction!! We are eating oxalate foods and salicylate foods again!!! As a

disclaimer, we did have Allergy Elimination Technique work done last month,

which helped a good bit but did not get us all the way (reset the nervous system

response but could do nothing to stop the release of chemicals from the worms

when they come in contact with the foods?)> > > > > > > > > > OK, I said I would

be brief :)> > > > > > > > > > And I could have reworded all of this more

clearly, sorry but I am so excited!!! After all we've been through, and 3 years

with an extremely limited diet. . . a real windfall. And all because our

littlest gal started to regress and I

> asked on this site and got serious about deworming! She is doing GREAT now

btw, back to her old sweet,sweet, non stumbling, happy self. > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > >> > > >> > >> > > >>

>

August 18, 2011

-

Are you ordering directly from humaworm.com?

Thx,

Velma

> > > > >> > > > > I only have a quick moment on

the internet but want to post our news!!! Oldest daughter Mia passed a huge

tapeworm!!!!!!! She has a light in her eyes I haven't seen since we started this

journey. Her sensory seeking and weepiness are up on the humaworm in this first

week, but it is much more

> > 'dealable' than her tough days in the past. And her reasoning, mental