>> scattered to the brain and i'm afraid they are causing harm.

Not sure why everyone loves to jump on this idea. They simply move where they are protected from your immune response and in most cases the brain is the best spot.

All mercury eventually finds its way into your brain (some caveats like Lyme) and your WBCs can't do their job with mercury obstructing them. This is nothing new all spelled out in HC’s book, free online.

Most frequently what happens is that if you kill a critter you begin the process of fungal/mold then bacterial decay, it is THAT which increases the malaria count and most like the bio-warfare version Babesia.

Frequent Ascorbic Acid doses will limit the Mold damage, there are several trick using a zapper as well:

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As for herbs, try NONI** and NEEM and for cerebral issue Artiminisin or top notch Wormwood from the Chinese Sweet Annie species.

From reading more about Lyme, that's exactly what people are describing that they feel- like they have the "creepy/crawlies" everyplace.

I'm also finding out, that Lyme is more common than people have a clue. Doesn't have to be caused by a tick either. None of the things you've used above, would hit it.

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How would you know you have it, do you have to have a test? I actually was bit by a tick, and was very sick 40 years ago. Little did I know, that it most likely has been affecting me for years. No, I wouldn't go the medical route.

It (Borrelia) has come up three different times, through the ND with the biofeedback computer test he does (Biomeridian), and it also showed up with biofeedback muscle testing, as has the Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.

I didn't know it could be seen with the naked eye, it doesn't have to be seen under a microscope. I'm positive that's what I got this past week, after upping the doses of salt/vitamin C.

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Anyone that thinks they want to give the salt/vitamin C a try--from reading on the Lyme frequencies group for that protocol...start out with minimal doses and work up!
Don't jump right into taking big doses of it.

I've heard Newport say it before--the way to know if you have Lyme..is get started treating as if you do, and if you Herx..you'll know. Same thing with mercury (even if metals test don't show it) because if there's Lyme, mercury won't show up on a metals test.

This was an interesting post I found, and check out the yahoo group she gives the link for. Interesting reading. Put in the word "microfilarial" in the search there, and you'll read more about Lyme than you'd like to know. They can exit out of everyplace when they are being hit.


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>>>>Hello Everyone,

Just thought I'd bounce back to this forum as maybe my situation can help some of you!

Quite regularly on this forum people including myself have reported horrible creepy crawly feelings all over their bodies and feeling the parasites moving or tingling around. It's horrible and you start to wonder if it's in your head!!

I've been on the parasite cleanses and on a very strict diet with no Sugar and very low carb veg and high protein and fat, it's worked for me and I'm feeling much better. I've been starving the beasts.

BUT NOW I'VE FOUND OUT WHY MY PROGRESS IS SLOW!!

The only things I really felt die off/herx from were Wormwood , garlic and salt. I've had microscopy and I have LYME DISEASE.

I've probably had it for about 12 years. About 60% of people are carries of borrelia (the main bacteria spirochete) and it can cause many many strange random symptoms. When your body/immune system is particularly tired/worn out symptoms get worse. Lyme disease is when these symptoms become out of control and start to effect your life, it's a clinical diagnosis. It usually stems back to a tick bite, although some insects are also carriers of borrelia. Crawling feelings on the skin are very common.

Lyme disease is hard to diagnose and also hard to get rid of, it's called the great imitator. There are many many symptoms of it and co-infections nearly always exist.

I don't want to go on Antibiotics as there are no guarantees it will make you better and probably muck me up more!! I'm on the salt/vitamin c protocol and I'm having mega die off on and off and feel a lot better after just 4 months. The salt kills parasites and bacteria and the vitamin c builds your immune system. These are both taken in large doses, but you build up.

Pleeeeease look into being tested by a good doctor who knows what they're talking about if you suspect it may be your problem. My GP's test came back negative. Then I sent a slide to a specialist consultant and it's positive. I'm in the UK and know of two good doctors.

The Yahoo Health Group I am a member of is called Lyme Strategies. Take a look, it's very interesting anyway and the files have a few articles on lyme. Of course the salt/c thing probably works for many other parasites. How do you kill slugs and worms in the garden? Salt!

Vitamin C / Salt protocol
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Best of luck,

Amy

Wen, I've experienced the same as you. The thing about having these critters in your brain is they feel much bigger than they are. So what feels like a roundworm could really be a colony of protozoa or spirochetes. My recent brain issue was calmed by the use of Artemisinin --> for Babesia.

In-between herbs? You're probably talking about Humaworm's protocol. He has a wonderful product but the dosing schedule is not realistic. This is by far the best anti-parasitic I've taken though.

Those of us battling long term parasites/tick borne diseases are fairly polluted with toxins: heavy metals, pesticides, chemicals etc.. There is a synergistic relationship happening. Do you have amalgams?

You have to work on many aspects: toxins, parasites, even emotional stuff. It's great if you have a Dr. seeing you through this, as it can be overwhelming.