Re: antibiotics, probiotics - parasites

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Hi

I took Flagyl for E. Histolica. After half the perscription I felt like

I was going to get seriously hurt by this medicine so I stopped taking

it. I retested to see how I did and I was negative so I assumed I was

okay. 5 years later I was retested and I was shown to have this

pathogen again so I made an effort to go further with Flagyl to mend

this situation and did. Was retested and have been shown to be free of

the bad bugs.

Personally I still feel like I still have something going on down there

so I did the Hulda parasite cleanse over the winter with my

partner. My partner was a little more diligent with her efforts and

zapped as well. She expelled many worm balls and I have yet to see

anything...yet.

Apparently most of us have pathogenic parasites according to university

research studies. One of the most prevalent of the bunch is round

worm. They live primarily in the intestines and worm through the body

to the lungs where they lay eggs needing oxygen to incubate. The parent

worms then crawl out the lungs back down to the intestines. The baby

worms crawl through the whole body and can settle in the brain, liver,

other organs. A person might have itching skin as a symptom as little

ones roam around.

Although this is one parasite example many microbial parasites can take

over organs. Here is a great link

http://pathmicro.med.sc.edu/parasitology/nematodes.htm

Other parasites are also profiled. http://www.badbugs.org/ is another

decent reference.

Flagyl is often the most prescribed but apparently there are better

options available. Each one of these have side effects however.

Willem

lindajaytee wrote:

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> I have to take Flagyl because of an infection that was introduced

> recently with minor surgery.

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> These are the probiotics that are readily available where I live.

> Anyone have experience with these? Were they beneficial?

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