Anyone experience Dientamoeba fragilis parasite?

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Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems to be

mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing bloating,

irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read that while

adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result in disease.

I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and he is

still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was somehow

reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people trying RXs like

flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia, the infection returns in

time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves, which claims to deal with this

parasite, but I have also seen comments from people who used wormwood (artmesia)

and cloves with no success. The Humaworm cleanse for kids that we did with him

doesn't contain the Artmesia/Wormwood, and I called them about this missing

ingredient. They said they have studied it extensively and came to the

conclusion that it is not safe for children, that it is a hallucinogenic. So we

avoided it.

I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural way to

address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic infection for

a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as soon as he turned two,

but obviously that didn't take care of the problem. He's always been low

weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but he eats almost

CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days. Lately he has also

had a combination of constipation and loose stools, so I would say he has been

symptomatic.

Any experience with this out there?

[Guest guest]

We used W-W from PureHerbs, perhaps check those ingredients and see if those

will work.

>

> Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems to be

mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing bloating,

irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read that while

adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result in disease.

I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

>

> Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and he is

still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was somehow

reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people trying RXs like

flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia, the infection returns in

time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves, which claims to deal with this

parasite, but I have also seen comments from people who used wormwood (artmesia)

and cloves with no success. The Humaworm cleanse for kids that we did with him

doesn't contain the Artmesia/Wormwood, and I called them about this missing

ingredient. They said they have studied it extensively and came to the

conclusion that it is not safe for children, that it is a hallucinogenic. So we

avoided it.

>

> I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural way to

address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic infection for

a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as soon as he turned two,

but obviously that didn't take care of the problem. He's always been low

weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but he eats almost

CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days. Lately he has also

had a combination of constipation and loose stools, so I would say he has been

symptomatic.

>

> Any experience with this out there?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Consider also anti-biofilm treatments and possibly chelation as helpful in

addition.

On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 5:38 PM, mosaictm <lisa369@...> wrote:

>

>

> We used W-W from PureHerbs, perhaps check those ingredients and see if

> those will work.

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems to

> be mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing bloating,

> irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read that

> while adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result in

> disease. I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

> >

> > Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and he

> is still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was

> somehow reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people

> trying RXs like flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia, the

> infection returns in time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves, which

> claims to deal with this parasite, but I have also seen comments from people

> who used wormwood (artmesia) and cloves with no success. The Humaworm

> cleanse for kids that we did with him doesn't contain the Artmesia/Wormwood,

> and I called them about this missing ingredient. They said they have studied

> it extensively and came to the conclusion that it is not safe for children,

> that it is a hallucinogenic. So we avoided it.

> >

> > I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural way

> to address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic

> infection for a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as soon

> as he turned two, but obviously that didn't take care of the problem. He's

> always been low weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but he

> eats almost CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days.

> Lately he has also had a combination of constipation and loose stools, so I

> would say he has been symptomatic.

> >

> > Any experience with this out there?

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

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Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

Natural products and information for healthier families

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[Guest guest]

I am pretty sure that humaworm includes artemisiae and cloves among a bunch of

other herbs. We have had great success with flagyl and also mepron, both

antiparasitics and antiprotozoals for my son. Flagyl and mepron both improved

stools and mepron led to major gains in eliminating hyperacusis, healed his gut

and also healed his balance which was causing gross motor delays.

Are you sure you are dealing with clostridia or just seeing bacterial markers on

the OAT? Many families think they are dealing with clostridia, when in reality,

the OAT indicates any anaerobe.

Caryn

>

> Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems to be

mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing bloating,

irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read that while

adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result in disease.

I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

>

> Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and he is

still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was somehow

reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people trying RXs like

flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia, the infection returns in

time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves, which claims to deal with this

parasite, but I have also seen comments from people who used wormwood (artmesia)

and cloves with no success. The Humaworm cleanse for kids that we did with him

doesn't contain the Artmesia/Wormwood, and I called them about this missing

ingredient. They said they have studied it extensively and came to the

conclusion that it is not safe for children, that it is a hallucinogenic. So we

avoided it.

>

> I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural way to

address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic infection for

a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as soon as he turned two,

but obviously that didn't take care of the problem. He's always been low

weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but he eats almost

CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days. Lately he has also

had a combination of constipation and loose stools, so I would say he has been

symptomatic.

>

> Any experience with this out there?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

For parasites try w-w from pure herbs,it can be taken orally or just rubbed

into feet,we give it 4 days before and after full moon,parasites take at

least 9 months to get rid off,and we treat our son every full

moon.homeopathic remedy cina also helpful.

we also use a rife machine.you should look up hulda clarkes web site good

info there,or have you read tenna merchents book, really shows how

destructive parasites can be

On Sun, Feb 13, 2011 at 1:12 AM, Caryn_Reid <caryn_reid@...> wrote:

>

>

> I am pretty sure that humaworm includes artemisiae and cloves among a bunch

> of other herbs. We have had great success with flagyl and also mepron, both

> antiparasitics and antiprotozoals for my son. Flagyl and mepron both

> improved stools and mepron led to major gains in eliminating hyperacusis,

> healed his gut and also healed his balance which was causing gross motor

> delays.

>

> Are you sure you are dealing with clostridia or just seeing bacterial

> markers on the OAT? Many families think they are dealing with clostridia,

> when in reality, the OAT indicates any anaerobe.

>

> Caryn

>

>

>

> >

> > Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems to

> be mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing bloating,

> irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read that

> while adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result in

> disease. I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

> >

> > Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and he

> is still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was

> somehow reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people

> trying RXs like flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia, the

> infection returns in time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves, which

> claims to deal with this parasite, but I have also seen comments from people

> who used wormwood (artmesia) and cloves with no success. The Humaworm

> cleanse for kids that we did with him doesn't contain the Artmesia/Wormwood,

> and I called them about this missing ingredient. They said they have studied

> it extensively and came to the conclusion that it is not safe for children,

> that it is a hallucinogenic. So we avoided it.

> >

> > I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural way

> to address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic

> infection for a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as soon

> as he turned two, but obviously that didn't take care of the problem. He's

> always been low weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but he

> eats almost CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days.

> Lately he has also had a combination of constipation and loose stools, so I

> would say he has been symptomatic.

> >

> > Any experience with this out there?

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

We have him on round 22 of chelation (Andy Cutler protocol) and we have used the

biofilm protocol, so maybe I will add in an anti-parasitic and do the biofilm

protocol again. Great idea!

> > >

> > > Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems to

> > be mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing bloating,

> > irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read that

> > while adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result in

> > disease. I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

> > >

> > > Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and he

> > is still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was

> > somehow reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people

> > trying RXs like flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia, the

> > infection returns in time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves, which

> > claims to deal with this parasite, but I have also seen comments from people

> > who used wormwood (artmesia) and cloves with no success. The Humaworm

> > cleanse for kids that we did with him doesn't contain the Artmesia/Wormwood,

> > and I called them about this missing ingredient. They said they have studied

> > it extensively and came to the conclusion that it is not safe for children,

> > that it is a hallucinogenic. So we avoided it.

> > >

> > > I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural way

> > to address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic

> > infection for a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as soon

> > as he turned two, but obviously that didn't take care of the problem. He's

> > always been low weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but he

> > eats almost CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days.

> > Lately he has also had a combination of constipation and loose stools, so I

> > would say he has been symptomatic.

> > >

> > > Any experience with this out there?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

> God's blessings in Christ,

> Your Partner in Health,

> N. Rydland, M.D.

> Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

> Natural products and information for healthier families

> www.kidswellness.com

> www.rydlandjuice.com

> www.giawellness.com/DrRydland

>

> Offices in Central Virginia and South Florida

>

> 434-984-KIDS [5437]

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We have never done an OAT with our two year old. This is the only test, besides

a hair test, that we have done with him. We did the Humaworm cleanse about 4

months ago and either he's been reinfected or it didn't address this problem.

Although, we didn't have any previous testing done to know his status before the

cleanse.

Our five year old did have Closridia (HPHPA on OAT) and confirmed on a stool

test as Clostridia sp. +2 out of a possible +4, after about a year of fighting

it down, but only succeeding with the biofilm/natural route. He has a

completely clean stool test now.

> >

> > Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems to be

mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing bloating,

irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read that while

adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result in disease.

I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

> >

> > Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and he is

still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was somehow

reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people trying RXs like

flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia, the infection returns in

time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves, which claims to deal with this

parasite, but I have also seen comments from people who used wormwood (artmesia)

and cloves with no success. The Humaworm cleanse for kids that we did with him

doesn't contain the Artmesia/Wormwood, and I called them about this missing

ingredient. They said they have studied it extensively and came to the

conclusion that it is not safe for children, that it is a hallucinogenic. So we

avoided it.

> >

> > I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural way to

address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic infection for

a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as soon as he turned two,

but obviously that didn't take care of the problem. He's always been low

weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but he eats almost

CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days. Lately he has also

had a combination of constipation and loose stools, so I would say he has been

symptomatic.

> >

> > Any experience with this out there?

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

When you speak of Biofilm protocols are you omitting the EDTA? According to Dr.

Cutler, EDTA should not be used in mercury toxic kids.

Dr. Suzanne DaSilva

www.biomedicaldoc.com

> > > >

> > > > Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems to

> > > be mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing

bloating,

> > > irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read that

> > > while adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result in

> > > disease. I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

> > > >

> > > > Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and

he

> > > is still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was

> > > somehow reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people

> > > trying RXs like flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia, the

> > > infection returns in time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves, which

> > > claims to deal with this parasite, but I have also seen comments from

people

> > > who used wormwood (artmesia) and cloves with no success. The Humaworm

> > > cleanse for kids that we did with him doesn't contain the

Artmesia/Wormwood,

> > > and I called them about this missing ingredient. They said they have

studied

> > > it extensively and came to the conclusion that it is not safe for

children,

> > > that it is a hallucinogenic. So we avoided it.

> > > >

> > > > I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural way

> > > to address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic

> > > infection for a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as soon

> > > as he turned two, but obviously that didn't take care of the problem. He's

> > > always been low weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but he

> > > eats almost CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days.

> > > Lately he has also had a combination of constipation and loose stools, so

I

> > > would say he has been symptomatic.

> > > >

> > > > Any experience with this out there?

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> > --

> > God's blessings in Christ,

> > Your Partner in Health,

> > N. Rydland, M.D.

> > Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

> > Natural products and information for healthier families

> > www.kidswellness.com

> > www.rydlandjuice.com

> > www.giawellness.com/DrRydland

> >

> > Offices in Central Virginia and South Florida

> >

> > 434-984-KIDS [5437]

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

NO EDTA! Interfase without the EDTA is what we use. It worked wonders for my 5

year old's clostridia problem!

> > > > >

> > > > > Our two year old tested positive for Dientamoeba fragilis which seems

to

> > > > be mainly a GI parasite, residing in the large intestines causing

bloating,

> > > > irritability, food sensitivities/allergies, weight loss, etc. I read

that

> > > > while adults can carry this and be asymptomatic, 90% of children result

in

> > > > disease. I've also read that it's very hard to get rid of.

> > > > >

> > > > > Less than 4 months ago we all did a parasite cleanse with Humaworm and

he

> > > > is still showing positive for this parasite so I don't know, if he was

> > > > somehow reinfected or if the cleanse didn't touch it. There are people

> > > > trying RXs like flagyl and just like our other son who had Clostridia,

the

> > > > infection returns in time. BioRay makes a product Artmesia & Cloves,

which

> > > > claims to deal with this parasite, but I have also seen comments from

people

> > > > who used wormwood (artmesia) and cloves with no success. The Humaworm

> > > > cleanse for kids that we did with him doesn't contain the

Artmesia/Wormwood,

> > > > and I called them about this missing ingredient. They said they have

studied

> > > > it extensively and came to the conclusion that it is not safe for

children,

> > > > that it is a hallucinogenic. So we avoided it.

> > > > >

> > > > > I don't like using prescriptions, so I would like to find a natural

way

> > > > to address this with a two year old. I've thought he had a parasitic

> > > > infection for a long time which is why we did the parasite cleanse as

soon

> > > > as he turned two, but obviously that didn't take care of the problem.

He's

> > > > always been low weight, barely on the growth charts, a slow grower, but

he

> > > > eats almost CONSTANTLY! He is irritable and bloats severely some days.

> > > > Lately he has also had a combination of constipation and loose stools,

so I

> > > > would say he has been symptomatic.

> > > > >

> > > > > Any experience with this out there?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > --

> > > God's blessings in Christ,

> > > Your Partner in Health,

> > > N. Rydland, M.D.

> > > Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

> > > Natural products and information for healthier families

> > > www.kidswellness.com

> > > www.rydlandjuice.com

> > > www.giawellness.com/DrRydland

> > >

> > > Offices in Central Virginia and South Florida

> > >

> > > 434-984-KIDS [5437]

> > >

> > >

> > >