Heidi & anyone else/fleas, cancer & autism how much more

[Guest guest]

Where Did you find the article on the side effects of pyrethium? I have done

some research on the neuro toxins with deltamethrin (a synthetic form of

phyrthum) but it seems that no Pest control cos. Use anything else? Any ideas?

I hate to & do not want to use chemicals to get rid of the fleas, but I am so

frustrated my son has a very rare form of cancer & autism so I am very cautious

when it comes to using anything in our home that might worsen issues.

Also, I need to use a pest control co. As I can not seem to get a handle on the

situation. We even went so far as to throw all rugs away & rip up some

carpeting in our home. I hate when I see these fleas on my children, I feel

like a bad mother. I don't even know how we got these $ & @?€£¥ fleas, but I

want them gone today! Oh I even sprinkled the up stairs with baking powder I

know we got some but oh my what a bi$ & h it was to get up after I washed the

floors with peroxide.

Any help will be appreciated!

Nina

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> Subject: Re: Brewers yeast -w3m1

> To: mb12valtrex

> Date: Saturday, May 5, 2012, 8:30 AM

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> what fleas look like to be sure. There are lots of gadgets

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> remove them from the home. Remember that pyrethium products

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> without toxins in them probably are a good bet, as well as

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> natural and safe products. Fleas like to jump into lights

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> drown, so there are gadgets on this Internet where they sell

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> sticky boards and such to help fight fleas. You can also

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[Guest guest]

I have used food-grade diatomaceous earth (It's a " flour " , or a fine powder) to

successfully kill bugs inside (fleas from dogs as well as bed bugs we picked up

on vacation). I bought the food grade DE flour online (you can use it for

killing internal parasites in humans and pets, too!), and put it along walls on

the floor, as well as rubbing into carpets and rugs, then vacuuming it up after

a few hours. I put it on my pets' beds, and have brushed it into their fur too.

It definitely has worked! I hate putting chemicals on my pets to kill fleas,

but don't want them bringing them inside. The DE kills insects by abrading

their exoskeletons, but it doesn't harm pets or humans - just don't breathe in

the powder!

Good luck!

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> > but they will live in carpets or upholstery or bedding. I

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> > on infested carpets, had the fleas jump on, bite my feet and

> > calves, and

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> > then jump off. So, yikes! To this day, I still have

> > Bartonella, which

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> > is transmitted by fleas. Anyhow, just saying. You can

> > Google to see

> >

> > what fleas look like to be sure. There are lots of gadgets

> > on how to

> >

> > remove them from the home. Remember that pyrethium products

> > are

> >

> > reported on this Internet by many to have caused them severe

> > long-term,

> >

> > or never-ending symptoms, so I would avoid products that use

> > this. I

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> > think it's even in Lysol spray. Anyhow, just saying.

> > Garlic sprays

> >

> > without toxins in them probably are a good bet, as well as

> > many other

> >

> > natural and safe products. Fleas like to jump into lights

> > and water and

> >

> > drown, so there are gadgets on this Internet where they sell

> > lights with

> >

> > sticky boards and such to help fight fleas. You can also

> > put a bowl of

> >

> > water on the ground at night to see if any jump in. If you

> > don't have

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> > carpeting at your house, you could be visiting an area that

> > has fleas.

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> > Love and prayers,

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> > I am freaking out here! I am so sad & frustrated,

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> > > about two weeks ago I started getting these bites on

> > my feet

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[Guest guest]

Getting rid of carpeting has been amazingly wonderful for us. Carpets

collect bugs, hair, mold, smells, stains, etc. I think it's all over

the Internet about pyrethium and personal horror stories about it

causing auto-immune disorders, from chronic fatigue to schizophrenia to

developmental problems. Are you saying you don't have any pets, nor any

pets have come to visit? If this is true, then I don't see how you can

have fleas, unless you visited a home with gobs of fleas and some

hitched a ride back to your house.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

We even went so far as to throw all rugs away & rip up some carpeting in

our home.