Re: Duration of Parasite cleanse and repetition.

[Guest guest]

Answers:

1. Very likely. You are the one living in your body so you are the

only one who can note the changes. Keep listening closely; you are

not done until all odd sensations have disapeared, and you feel you

have expelled enough 'gunk' from you body.

It's basicly your call, but if you have friends or family you can

ask, ask them to tell you if the note a change in your health that

you hadn't noticed. And then act accordingly.

2. As long as you need to.

In some of the cases in the Dr books, she has people on it contiunously.

Just make sure you don't get too much alcohol from the BWT. Change to

water based BWT, if you need to take it long term or often in 1 day.

3. You need never go off it.

As long as you're feeling it's doing active work, you shouldn't stop.

Once you're sure you are 'clean' you can switch to a maintenace

regime (once a week). But if you feel you have been reinfected you

can go back on it again, daily. Or every hour, if need be, where the

BWT is concerned.

BWT is marvelous stuff!

I've had to take it as part of the ascaris treatment, at 8 times the

day dosis and it worked marvelously and immediately!

A.

(liver cleance #93 done; success!)

At 04:59 PM 12/19/2010, you wrote:

>Hello folks,

>

>I'm new to this group but much looking forward to some of your thoughts.

>

>I've been doing the Dr parasite cleanse. I believe that it has

>been beneficial, but I do not think that I am done with it. I still

>feel some light itching (that by the way started with the cleanse -

>I assume that the herbs are causing parasites to move downwards) and

>some stools that are not well formed yet, tending to be somewhat

>loose. I am also thinking that the lack of stool form is because of

>the bacteria going out as well.

>

>These are my questions:

>

>1) Are my assumptions correct?

>

>2) How long can I stay with the parasite cleanse?

>

>3) How fast can I repeat the cleanse?

>

>Thank you much for your recommendations.

>

>.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Answers:

1. Very likely. You are the one living in your body so you are the only one who

can note the changes. Keep listening closely; you are not done until all odd

sensations have disapeared, and you feel you have expelled enough 'gunk' from

you body.

It's basicly your call, but if you have friends or family you can ask, ask them

to tell you if the note a change in your health that you hadn't noticed. And

then act accordingly.

2. As long as you need to.

In some of the cases in the Dr books, she has people on it contiunously.

Just make sure you don't get too much alcohol from the BWT. Change to water

based BWT, if you need to take it long term or often in 1 day.

3. You need never go off it.

As long as you're feeling it's doing active work, you shouldn't stop.

Once you're sure you are 'clean' you can switch to a maintenace regime (once a

week). But if you feel you have been reinfected you can go back on it again,

daily. Or every hour, if need be, where the BWT is concerned.

BWT is marvelous stuff!

I've had to take it as part of the ascaris treatment, at 8 times the day dosis

and it worked marvelously and immediately!

A.

(liver cleance #93 done; success!)

>

> Hello folks,

>

> I'm new to this group but much looking forward to some of your thoughts.

>

> I've been doing the Dr parasite cleanse. I believe that it has been

beneficial, but I do not think that I am done with it. I still feel some light

itching (that by the way started with the cleanse - I assume that the herbs are

causing parasites to move downwards) and some stools that are not well formed

yet, tending to be somewhat loose. I am also thinking that the lack of stool

form is because of the bacteria going out as well.

>

> These are my questions:

>

> 1) Are my assumptions correct?

>

> 2) How long can I stay with the parasite cleanse?

>

> 3) How fast can I repeat the cleanse?

>

> Thank you much for your recommendations.

>

> .

>

[Guest guest]

Arwen,

Thank you for your answers. If I can ask one more question. Do you see any

concern in doing the liver flush and then continue with the parasite cleanse?

The concern is if not being done with the parasites has any concern for the

liver flush.

Thank you much.

.

> >

> > Hello folks,

> >

> > I'm new to this group but much looking forward to some of your thoughts.

> >

> > I've been doing the Dr parasite cleanse. I believe that it has been

beneficial, but I do not think that I am done with it. I still feel some light

itching (that by the way started with the cleanse - I assume that the herbs are

causing parasites to move downwards) and some stools that are not well formed

yet, tending to be somewhat loose. I am also thinking that the lack of stool

form is because of the bacteria going out as well.

> >

> > These are my questions:

> >

> > 1) Are my assumptions correct?

> >

> > 2) How long can I stay with the parasite cleanse?

> >

> > 3) How fast can I repeat the cleanse?

> >

> > Thank you much for your recommendations.

> >

> > .

> >

>

[Guest guest]

There is no reason not to do a liver flush while on the parasite

cleance (you'd skip the Wormwood and the cloves on the 2 days of the

flush and mix the BWT in with the oil/grapefruit mix, to killi off

the parasites in the liver.)

However, the question with doing a liver flush is always; are you ready?

The liver flush can be quite rough, and should really be last, after

the parasite and kidney cleanses.

I know nothing about you or what your complaints are, but if you're

older, your liver can be quite dirty, which is why you'd want to do a

liver flush. However, because your liver is dirty, cleaning it will be hard.

So do the parasite cleance untill you feel you're clean and (at the

same time, if you like) do the kidney cleance. Doing the kidney

cleance WILL help you liver too, as the liver and kidneys work

together closely, cleaning one will help the other.

A.

At 02:19 PM 12/20/2010, you wrote:

>Arwen,

>

>Thank you for your answers. If I can ask one more question. Do

>you see any concern in doing the liver flush and then continue with

>the parasite cleanse? The concern is if not being done with the

>parasites has any concern for the liver flush.

>

>Thank you much.

>

>.

>

>

>

> > >

> > > Hello folks,

> > >

> > > I'm new to this group but much looking forward to some of your

> thoughts.

> > >

> > > I've been doing the Dr parasite cleanse. I believe that

> it has been beneficial, but I do not think that I am done with

> it. I still feel some light itching (that by the way started with

> the cleanse - I assume that the herbs are causing parasites to move

> downwards) and some stools that are not well formed yet, tending to

> be somewhat loose. I am also thinking that the lack of stool form

> is because of the bacteria going out as well.

> > >

> > > These are my questions:

> > >

> > > 1) Are my assumptions correct?

> > >

> > > 2) How long can I stay with the parasite cleanse?

> > >

> > > 3) How fast can I repeat the cleanse?

> > >

> > > Thank you much for your recommendations.

> > >

> > > .

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Arwen,

Much appreciated. I am not too old, in my thirties, but with a very bad

dysbiosis. This is why I am doing what I am doing. And I have had some good

experiences with liver flush. Still, I was neglecting the parasite part.

Thank you Again Arwen,

.

[Guest guest]

I looked up dysbiosis. It seems that bacteria (and thus parasites)

are you enemy.

I advice you to go to war on them.

You'll want to do a bowel cleanse. Probably serval times.

If you've done a liver flush before and it went okey, you can take

that as sign you can do it again. My experience is that the first one

is the most important one, because it reveals the 'health' of you

liver. All subsiquent flushes will be easier than the first.

Keep listening to you body at all times and make sure you've pasted

the detox effects from one treatment before you move on to the next;

there is such a thing as too much of a good thing!

Remember, it's not a race, even though you are in a hurry to get

well, it WILL take time; TAKE that time.

A.

At 07:17 PM 12/20/2010, you wrote:

>Hi Arwen,

>

>Much appreciated. I am not too old, in my thirties, but with a very

>bad dysbiosis. This is why I am doing what I am doing. And I have

>had some good experiences with liver flush. Still, I was neglecting

>the parasite part.

>

>Thank you Again Arwen,

>

>.

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Yes, Arwen, I know that it will take time. I've been on the road for a bit

already and I see that things go slowly. I've cleanse the bowel, focused on

the liver, nutrition, etc, but the part that I was probably overlooking is gut

bacteria. As much as I did the other, the bacteria remained there as strong,

so hopefully we can take care of it now.

As said before, your recommendations are appreciated.

.

> >Hi Arwen,

> >

> >Much appreciated. I am not too old, in my thirties, but with a very

> >bad dysbiosis. This is why I am doing what I am doing. And I have

> >had some good experiences with liver flush. Still, I was neglecting

> >the parasite part.

> >

> >Thank you Again Arwen,

> >

> >.

> >

> >

> >

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