Echinostoma ilocanum, caproni, revolutum + AD36
Date: 12/25/2009 2:17:36 PM ( 15 y ago)
program c backfreq b 0 0 duty 50
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# Title: Echinostoma ilocanum, caproni, revolutum + AD36
# Description: Tiny Tapworms <2mm (also called flukes) known to invade WBCs, causing malaise
# Hulda Clarks, Co-enzyme Q10 is for Echinostomas especially in out of the way places like the brain: http://curezone.com/clark/ascaris.asp
# WARNING: Neurological Tapeworms, keep Mannitol handy
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# Life Cycle: Adult->Eggs->miracidium->sporocyst->rediae->cercariae->metacarcaria->Adult
# Must Treat: Adult, Eggs, miracidium, rediae, cercariae
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# E.revolutum: AD-36 Virus released by E.revolutum that can cause colds, may causes dramatic weight gain
# The body simply does not stop producing fat cells, sooner or later this will end in dramatic
# behavior changes to adapt. The end result is that those fat cells must be filled by over eating and Sedentary lifestyle
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label 0
label E.rev.Spores
pulse 6.66 66.6
dwell 180
44399.9332 # Spores, weaponized
label 1
label Echinostomiasis
dwell 180
pulse 0 0
5116.9623 # Echinostoma ilocanum
5115.3332 # Echinostoma caproni
5141.4433 # Echinostoma revolutum
# more at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echinostoma
label 2
label Common
pulse 6.66 66.6
dwell 180
5110.5433 # Eggs
5110.1343 # miracidium
5110.5322 # rediae
5109.5473 # cercariae
label 3
label AD36 # Only AD36 produced by E.revolutum, however mutations may exist and Adenovirus_36 may need to be run
pulse 6.66 66.6
dwell 120
35454.8967
label 4
label Reactivator # Reactivate empty Fat cell disposal, should be run twice daily until extra cells and e.revolutum are cleared
pulse 0 0
dwell 25
7665.5799
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