Re: Black Walnut - Andy or Anyone?

[Guest guest]

>

> In Andy's book, he warns against taking black walnut without caution.

>

> I have been struggling with a parasitic infection for a couple of

months. I have tried wormwood, etc. - - but I cannot get rid of it.

I think I will have to take black walnut because I don't know how else

to get rid of it once and for all.

>

> What effect does it have on mercury, if any, and what are the

cautionary measures I should employ while using it?

>

What Andy says (in Amalgam Illness) is that it is strong medicine and

needs to be used carefully under competent medical supervision. That

would be up to the individual to investigate the reputation of

naturopaths or professionals that they may look to for advise. It

sounds like something that I wouldn't take based on internet advise.

J

> Thanks,

>

> Diane

>

[Guest guest]

>

> In Andy's book, he warns against taking black walnut without caution.

>

> I have been struggling with a parasitic infection for a couple of

months. I have tried wormwood, etc. - - but I cannot get rid of it.

I think I will have to take black walnut because I don't know how else

to get rid of it once and for all.

>

> What effect does it have on mercury, if any, and what are the

cautionary measures I should employ while using it?

>

What Andy says (in Amalgam Illness) is that it is strong medicine and

needs to be used carefully under competent medical supervision. That

would be up to the individual to investigate the reputation of

naturopaths or professionals that they may look to for advise. It

sounds like something that I wouldn't take based on internet advise.

J

> Thanks,

>

> Diane

>

[Guest guest]

>

> In Andy's book, he warns against taking black walnut without caution.

>

> I have been struggling with a parasitic infection for a couple of

months. I have tried wormwood, etc. - - but I cannot get rid of it.

I think I will have to take black walnut because I don't know how else

to get rid of it once and for all.

>

> What effect does it have on mercury, if any, and what are the

cautionary measures I should employ while using it?

>

What Andy says (in Amalgam Illness) is that it is strong medicine and

needs to be used carefully under competent medical supervision. That

would be up to the individual to investigate the reputation of

naturopaths or professionals that they may look to for advise. It

sounds like something that I wouldn't take based on internet advise.

J

> Thanks,

>

> Diane

>

[Guest guest]

You could try " Neem Plus " (Ayush Herbs) instead, it manages my blasto

population but nothing I've tried works permanently, I think it's more

of an immune issue and compromised gut integrity due to the metals and

I won't ever stop being reinfected until the metals are gone. OR they

are hiding in my lymph, have you tried the zappers?.

Be wary of Neem on it's own, look to professionals to see if you have

contraindications.

Good Luck, Kelle

> >

> > In Andy's book, he warns against taking black walnut without caution.

> >

> > I have been struggling with a parasitic infection for a couple of

> months. I have tried wormwood, etc. - - but I cannot get rid of it.

> I think I will have to take black walnut because I don't know how else

> to get rid of it once and for all.

> >

> > What effect does it have on mercury, if any, and what are the

> cautionary measures I should employ while using it?

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Diane

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I bought a zapper years ago and never used it. ha! Don't know what I ended

up doing with it. I did find eating raw organic pumpkin seeds really killed

a lot of parasites. In fact, I didn't know I had them until I kept getting

sick from the pumpkin seeds then read up on it. Apparently I was suffering

from die off reactions and had to just keep eating them for 10 days and give

my body time to purge. I ended up losing a bunch of weight and my

malnutritioned body started absorbing nutrients again. I had leaky gut

before and lots of fungal infections (mold exposure) that in addition to the

mercury mess up my gut pretty seriously for a good 15 years and I didn't

know that was what the problem was. Apparently I had parasites for at least

that long.

I still get ongoing parasite infections because I have ongoing toxic

exposure in a polluted environment. Wormwood, clove and black walnut is one

formula I take but I noticed I have to alternate with other things every

couple of months. Various antifungals. I also take very large doses of

probiotics. I can't function without them. Garden of Earth Ultra works best

for me and I take at least 4 caps a day. I would say the probiotics has been

the most important thing in my entire supplemental routine.

Cheri

Re: Black Walnut - Andy or Anyone?

You could try " Neem Plus " (Ayush Herbs) instead, it manages my blasto

population but nothing I've tried works permanently, I think it's more

of an immune issue and compromised gut integrity due to the metals and

I won't ever stop being reinfected until the metals are gone. OR they

are hiding in my lymph, have you tried the zappers?.

Be wary of Neem on it's own, look to professionals to see if you have

contraindications.

Good Luck, Kelle

> >

> > In Andy's book, he warns against taking black walnut without caution.

> >

> > I have been struggling with a parasitic infection for a couple of

> months. I have tried wormwood, etc. - - but I cannot get rid of it.

> I think I will have to take black walnut because I don't know how else

> to get rid of it once and for all.

> >

> > What effect does it have on mercury, if any, and what are the

> cautionary measures I should employ while using it?

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Diane

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> In Andy's book, he warns against taking black walnut without caution.

What page does Andy talk of this? I was unaware he cautions against

Blackwalnut.

We use it extensively with mercury toxic and non-mercury toxic people here,

and quite honestly have never had a problem. We follow Dr 's parasite

cleanse that has a slow build-up and you can stop if any problems develop. I

don't know anybody that has had to stop from major problems yet. The worst

effects are flu like symptoms, tiredness and insomnia (the insomnia can be

corrected by taking ornithine and arginine to clear the ammonia from dying

parasite).

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/drclarknetwork/parasite_cleanse.html

Also, taking a lot of digestive enzymes ensures a problem free parasite

cleanse since the enzymes are needed to 'digest' dead parasites.

The parasite cleanse is different from killing Candida where extensive

problems are caused by die-off. You need to be REALLY careful with

anti-fungals and for the most part when you chelate mercury out the candida

goes to. Well, that is my common experience.

I don't advise people even start killing Candida until they have chelated

for a while. Staving Candida (slowly!) and taking pro-biotics does not seem

to cuase much die off.

> I have been struggling with a parasitic infection for a couple of months.

> I have tried wormwood, etc. - - but I cannot get rid of it. I think I

> will have to take black walnut because I don't know how else to get rid of

> it once and for all.

How do you know you have parasitic infections?

I have used this for many years with no problems. As soon as I feel a cold

coming on I take 2 teaspoons of blackwalnut (and zap) and the cold

vanished\s 95% of the time. The weekly maintenance program is the most

important part of the parasite cleanse.

I have taken very high doses of it with no ill-effect. But EVERY supplement

must be used with caution. Start slow and see how you respond.

> What effect does it have on mercury, if any, and what are the cautionary

> measures I should employ while using it?

I'm not aware of any. However, the Blackwalnut tintcure MUST be green. If it

is black it has oxidized and lost its parasite killing power. Only buy from

retutable Dr sources, because they follow her instructions about

making the tincture within 3 days of the green hulls falling. Other

companies store the hulls and once they turn black they are near useless,

but can have a good placebo effect :-)

Dean

[Guest guest]

>

>

> > In Andy's book, he warns against taking black walnut without caution.

> What page does Andy talk of this? I was unaware he cautions against

> Blackwalnut.

>

P 146. He doesn't warn against black walnut. He says it can be used

to kill intestinal parasites. His caution is that it needs to be used

under the supervision of a practitioner who knows how to use it.

> We use it extensively with mercury toxic and non-mercury toxic

people here,

> and quite honestly have never had a problem.

Well, you know quite a bit more about how to use it that most people.

I wouldn't have thought to take digestive enzymes to digest the

parasites. Who would have ever thought that black walnut tincture

must be green. :-)

The message I was trying to convey to new members is that parasite

treatment is something beyond " Andy's protocol " that each person would

have to take the responsibility to research for themselves. I don't

consider it " off topic " because I know many poisoned people have to

contend with parasites.

J

We follow Dr 's parasite

> cleanse that has a slow build-up and you can stop if any problems

develop. I

> don't know anybody that has had to stop from major problems yet. The

worst

> effects are flu like symptoms, tiredness and insomnia (the insomnia

can be

> corrected by taking ornithine and arginine to clear the ammonia from

dying

> parasite).

> http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/drclarknetwork/parasite_cleanse.html

>

> Also, taking a lot of digestive enzymes ensures a problem free parasite

> cleanse since the enzymes are needed to 'digest' dead parasites.

> The parasite cleanse is different from killing Candida where extensive

> problems are caused by die-off. You need to be REALLY careful with

> anti-fungals and for the most part when you chelate mercury out the

candida

> goes to. Well, that is my common experience.

> I don't advise people even start killing Candida until they have

chelated

> for a while. Staving Candida (slowly!) and taking pro-biotics does

not seem

> to cuase much die off.

>

>

> > I have been struggling with a parasitic infection for a couple of

months.

> > I have tried wormwood, etc. - - but I cannot get rid of it. I

think I

> > will have to take black walnut because I don't know how else to

get rid of

> > it once and for all.

>

> How do you know you have parasitic infections?

> I have used this for many years with no problems. As soon as I feel

a cold

> coming on I take 2 teaspoons of blackwalnut (and zap) and the cold

> vanished\s 95% of the time. The weekly maintenance program is the most

> important part of the parasite cleanse.

> I have taken very high doses of it with no ill-effect. But EVERY

supplement

> must be used with caution. Start slow and see how you respond.

>

>

> > What effect does it have on mercury, if any, and what are the

cautionary

> > measures I should employ while using it?

> I'm not aware of any. However, the Blackwalnut tintcure MUST be

green. If it

> is black it has oxidized and lost its parasite killing power. Only

buy from

> retutable Dr sources, because they follow her instructions about

> making the tincture within 3 days of the green hulls falling. Other

> companies store the hulls and once they turn black they are near

useless,

> but can have a good placebo effect :-)

>

> Dean

>

[Guest guest]

> P 146. He doesn't warn against black walnut. He says it can be used

> to kill intestinal parasites. His caution is that it needs to be used

> under the supervision of a practitioner who knows how to use it.

Thanks . Quite honestly I'm syrprised by his caution with Blackwalnut.

We use it very liberally, even with children and pets, with no problems.

Most of the parents tell me that their kids soon learn to reach for the

Blackwalnut when they are starting a cold or have a tummy ache or just about

anything. They know it takes most minor things away if caght early - and

this is despite the taste :-)

I know dr uses it extensivly with very ill people too.

That said, everything should be used properly and with care.

>Who would have ever thought that black walnut tincture

> must be green. :-)

Yes, that is quite funny :-)

Once you have opened the Blackwalnut store it in the fridge or freezer.

After a few weeks it will oxidize from the air and turn black.

That is why small bottles are advised and close em tightly.

> The message I was trying to convey to new members is that parasite

> treatment is something beyond " Andy's protocol " that each person would

> have to take the responsibility to research for themselves.

That is very true. Though fortuntely, Andy gets it right just about every

time and it makes it easy to trust his recommendations.

> I don't

> consider it " off topic " because I know many poisoned people have to

> contend with parasites.

Indeed, it is the foundation of my health routine - a weekly parasite

cleanse of wormwood, cloves and blackwalnut plus a zap.

I used to get colds and flu's all the time. Now I have only had one bad one

in 5 years since starting the parasite cleanse (and that once came after I

missed my weekly maintenance dose by 5 days! :-))

Thanks .

Dean