Re: Michele: Treating parasites

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> Michele,

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> How did you treat yourself and your children?  Do you have pets? 

Did you treat them? 

> Dana

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No pets. I've never had a pet. I'm not a pet person.

I took a lot of oil-based supplements for a long time, plus

hot-and-cold treatments and poultice. I found that I had to switch up

what I was doing every week, ten days, or two weeks or the infection

would adapt and it would stop helping. I usually was taking a

combination of 2 or 3 things and there was about 5 or so combination

that I found that worked well as long as they weren't taken too close

together. So by the time I had gone through several different rounds

of things and came back to a particular one, it would work again,

though sometimes at a higher dose. My sons needed a lot less

intervention than I needed. I did give them supplements and they did

poultice 2 or 3 times a day for several months.

My sons seem to be well now. I am still working on killing off the

last remnants of the parasitic infection. But I no longer do poultice,

I rarely do hot and cold treatments (and usually they are more

localized than what I used to do) and I no longer have to rotate

combinations of oils and such. In the last year, I pretty

consistently take olive leaf extract and oil of oregano and a bunch of

nutritional supplements. As virii and other crap in my system die

off, the parasites seem to have less to feed on. There has always

been a direct correlation between me having some outbreak of some

other infection and the parasitic infection acting up. It's very

consistent. So I as I kill off a long list of viral and bacterial

infections that built up in my system over many years of living

without a diagnosis for cystic fibrosis, the parasites are kind of

being starved out at this point. There is still a few spots in my

face that hurt at times, especially when I have die-off or an outbreak

of something else. But it's no longer the daily endless battle it was

for several years. The battle is more like a back-burner type project

now, if that makes sense.

Michele

http://www.healthga zelle.org

http://www.kidslike mine.org

http://www.solanora il.org

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My son and I have babesia, a parasite that is also a coinfection to

Lyme. Before treating for babesia, my son was severely gross motor

delayed. 48 hours after he started the mepron he climbed into his

high chair, out of his crib, onto the couch, up the stairs and onto

my bed and began jumping! All in one day, where just 2 months prior

we were teaching him how to crawl and how to tilt his head back to

drink from a bottle. Also, his excessive thirst was gone and he

started sleeping through the night.

Keep in mind that not all parasites are in the stool. Ours was a red

blood cell infection detected by blood antibody testing.

Caryn

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> > I know that many on this board are treating their children for

> > parasites. Except for rare references to pinworm, I don't believe

> > anyone has indicated which parasite is the source of their child's

> > problem. Could someone tell me if they have identified a specific

> > parasite (or had one identified for them by a practitioner) ? Or

is it

> > generally presumed that these children harbor several different

> > parasites? I don't mean to badger anyone, but this appears to be a

> > fairly common feature among children who either are on the

spectrum or

> > are chelating, and I'm not aware that it has been examined to any

great

> > extent. Thanks for any information you can send my way.

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> > Jim

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> I nearly died a bit under 8 years ago. Lots of medical tests and so

> on revealed very little: According to doctors, I am allergic to

> ragweed, I needed some vaccine I was short on, and I have a mild

form

> of cystic fibrosis (CF). With the diagnosis of CF, they then began

> giving me serious drugs to get me well, to no avail. I went through

> 13 or 14 rounds of antibiotics and other drugs that summer (some

with

> side effects like " kills some people " ) with zero progress. Every

time

> I came off them, I was back in the ER within 48 hours.

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> Then I hypothesized that my then-husband must have brought a

parasite

> back from Saudi a few years earlier and transmitted it to me

sexually.

> I ran that idea past a doctor I was friends with who happened to

minor

> in parasitology in college and he said it sounded plausible, given

all

> that I was going through. I began acting on that hypothesis and my

> condition stabilized within 2 weeks, after nearly a year at death's

> door with no real answers. I eventually concluded that everyone in

> the family somehow had it, whatever " it " was, and began treating my

> kids as well. My ex didn't agree with my view of the situation,

which

> is part of why he is my ex (it became clear to me at some point that

> staying with him would kill me because of the combination of

> infection(s) he carried and my compromised immune system). He took

me

> seriously enough to ask for a test for parasites, it turned up

nothing

> at all, and he felt the doctors were right and my hypothesis was

> baseless (nevermind that I was finally getting well, that apparently

> couldn't be " evidence " that I was right).

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> While very ill, I did a fair amount of looking for SOMETHING,

ANYTHING

> on the web that sounded like what I was going through. The only

thing

> I ever found was trypanosomas. One known strain of trypanosomas

> causes African Sleeping Sickness. It is called that because as you

> get sicker, you gradually sleep more and more until you finally

lapse

> into a coma and ultimately die. At my sickest, I was sleeping 18 to

> 20 hours a day -- and not really dreaming much. My brain was pretty

> far gone. I find it very believable that coma was not far off. Death

> certainly wasn't far away. What dreams I did have were dominated for

> a time with friendly little discussions with The Grim Reaper. Then

> one day he turned his back on me and left. That's when I knew I

would

> live.

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> So, I don't know what we had. I do know that treating for parasites

> has done all three of us enormous good. And I have an educated guess

> (or hypothesis) that it may be a form of trypanosoma, or something

> related.

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> HTH.

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> Michele

> http://www.healthga zelle.org

> http://www.kidslike mine.org

> http://www.solanora il.org

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