Megan

Kindly provide the link for this Dr and everything you know about tricking the suckers with sugar!

I was just reading last night old posts from several years back, by Megan, Rabbitears, and Glaxony and others, talking about this very thing- the Sugar water and warm sweet milk enticing tape worms/ascarids to come out after fasting.

Has anyone on the forum actually done this with success?

I'm concerned that my 76 year old father has a tape worm in his head too, I haven't said that to him, but I am pretty concerned. He was on Barefoot's dewormer for almost 2 months, and did have success is blasting what I am sure was a tape worm. It was like mine, the mucousy/stringy/dark brown/black stuff came first, then the white skin came seperate- it didn't come in segments- and stunk!

I had used the Vaxa dewormer with the homeopathic ingredients in it, and had good success. The two tape worms I killed were on it, along with doing the Clark mop-up with the ozonated olive oil, L-Cysteine, and 4,000 mg of CoQ10 according to my weight- and interesting thing, both major kills were during a full moon, and also using castor oil packs. When I could feel them being so active, I took more of the ozonated oil than Hulda Clark says to take, I actually got up in the middle of the night and took a full TB of the ozonated oil because I couldn't lay on my left side from it feeling like I had a snake pissed off in there and coiled up and squirming around.

But, back to my father....I had him try the Vaxa, and the week he was on it, I didn't know what was going on at the time because he lives 135 miles from me, lives alone. When I made a trip to visit him after he'd been on it for a week, he was telling me that he had stopped at the clinic where a nurse friend took his blood pressure reading--and when he got home the Dr. called him and told him that his blood pressure numbers were high enough to "cause concern". He ALWAYS has low blood pressure readings, this was way out of the norm. Plus, then he tells me that he's been having extremely bad headaches all week. He's allergic to aspirin- and I don't know if the Vaxa has aspirin in it, but it does contain sulpur- along with who knows what in the homeopathic remedies it contains. His eyes were puffed up, and he had little red bumps on his forehead. He stopped immediately taking the Vaxa, and I'm sure it was an allergic reaction- his blood pressure went back down to what it had been, and his head aches ceased..

However! I'm positive he stirred up something in his head with the dewormer! He said now when he lays his head down, it's like his left ear is "clogged" and he can hear what sounds like his heart beating in there. Plus, the thing that worries me the most, is he said one night that he was looking at the tv, and 1/2 of his left eye had a gray shadow come over it. He has macular degeneration, and he thought he was seriously going blind all of a sudden in that eye. He said after a while, it moved back away.

You guys that have head worms...does it sound like that's what he could have going on? Now I'm like Glaxony was talking about in trying to kill something, and having the darned thing die in there, and having seizures or something- especially living alone like that- 90 miles from the closest hospital, 135 miles from me- no family around close by.

He had a serious head injury 45 years ago, he got bucked off a bucking horse in a rodeo--and sat up just as the horse kicked. It caved in the side of his head. When they were getting ready to operate and put a plate in his head, it miraculously popped back out. He's never had seizures, or had problems in any way all of his life. He's been around livestock (I'm sure lots of parasites) his entire life, and this is the first time he's dewormed. He's enthused about the whole thing, and I want to encourage him--but now I'm frankly afraid to have him stirring up some angry tape worm in his head, if that's what it is.

I know how bad these tape worms hurt when they got pissed off! They bite harder, and they get mean- and they don't die quietly. Dr. Sutter wondered how worms could get into a closed area like the brain or the spinal column- but there's alot of talk of people that feel them in both places- Pioneer1 also is feeling them in the spine and head while deworming.

The first thing I thought of when the blood pressure spiked like it did, along with the headaches, was stroke. We can get him in to the Veterans to have tests done, which I don't think he's ever done in the 45 years since his head injury to begin with. I am just wondering if any kind of tests would show a worm in the head?? Yeh, I can just imagine me telling the Dr's I think my dad has a tape worm in his head! But...does anyone know if medical tests would show it? And what tests would be best to try?

If it was your 76 year old dad, would you encourage him to do more deworming if it is a head worm?