Aspergillosis 
rainey03
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My family and I have recently been diagnosed with aspergillosis. Aspergillus was also found in our blood stream. We have followed an all natural route thus far, but have been treating the candida and not focusing on anything else. Do you have any recommendations on ridding aspergillus? We have done Pau D Arco and all other natural antifungals for the last 3 years with little relief. As you can imagine, I want this out of my childrens' bodies and mine as quickly as possible before further damage is done. Any insight is greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Rainey
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- Re: Aspergillosis Tizona
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,712,722I have SEVERE mold allergy after having been massively poisoned by mold for six months straight
So I am dealing with something similar
I recently started taking a product that contains phytosterols. theoretically this will mimic the effects of a drug that cutting edge doctors are using to treat mold toxicity called cholestyramine
For more information read here
http://www.personalconsult.com/articles/cholestyramine.html
Skip over the personal squabbling at the beginning of the article and move down to the scientific studies at the bottom
The product I am using is called cholestepure. You can Google it, there are plenty of places to buy it. Although nobody mentions the mold aspect of it, they just talk about how it will reduce cholesterol. But theoretically it will bind to mold toxins and prevent them from being reabsorbed and help remove them from the body
Anyway I am interested in getting H's opinion on this product so I'm glad you started this thread. I am wondering if there are any negative side effects to taking plant phytosterols ?
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- Re: Aspergillosis cora
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This is a reply to # 1,712,764It's mainly used for mycotoxins. Maybe this is precisely what you are relaying to poster. I'm skeptical on the product, but have also had interest, due to the fact that they do not disclose ingredients.
I recommend we look more deeply into adsorbants. Beyond the obvious (activated charcoal, bentonite, etc.) I wonder if H has some ideas. Also wondering if silca/DE is considered an adsorbant. Can't find the answer anywhere, but haven't spent all day trying either.
MY suggestion, in lieu of Carbo, or Actor, or CholestPure, all the above - is glucommannan. Lots of info I recently found relating to it being used for the same purpose - minus all the side effect, and with added benefits (feeds good flora, lowers blood sugar, etc.). Must be PURE powder (konjac powder). Noodles are also available, but never tried.
Good luck.
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- Re: Aspergillosis Tizona
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This is a reply to # 1,712,860you said "it's mainly used for mycotoxins"
Right. That is what aspergillosis is all about. Mycotoxins
So far I'm having good results with cholestepure . It's definitely been good for my energy levels, no question. But but I've only been taking for a week or 10 days so far. Too early to tell yet for sure
The other thing I'm looking into is essential oils of cinnamon, clove, and thyme. All of those contain compounds that have been proven to detoxify fungus. thymol is found in both clove and thyme. Multiple scientific studies have shown that it detoxifies fungus and mold.- Re: Aspergillosis cora
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,712,936Excellent oils. Add rosemary and eucalyptus. You're basically creating Theives Oil with what you've listed. My blend consists of:
thyme
cinnamon
clove
rosemary
eucalyptus
lemon
sweet orange
lavendar
Have you seen this:
http://www.secretofthieves.com/mold.cfm
- Re: Aspergillosis Tizona
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This is a reply to # 1,712,968yes I have seen that site, it is excellent
I'm actually planning and taking the essential oils internally
I have some thieves but I am not going to take it internally because it has eucalyptus and it would just not recommended in internally. Although I do know people who have used internally with no problems- Re: Aspergillosis Hveragerthi
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This is a reply to # 1,713,338
yes I have seen that site, it is excellent
I'm actually planning and taking the essential oils internally
I have some thieves but I am not going to take it internally because it has eucalyptus and it would just not recommended in internally. Although I do know people who have used internally with no problemsI have taken 15 drops of eucalyptus essential oil internally as an experiment, and I am not dead. But that was pushing it and I only recommend 8-10 drops per dose for adults.
- Re: Aspergillosis cora
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,713,338Pure eucalyptus oil, must be safe internally. I've taken hundreds of them:
http://www.iherb.com/Enzymatic-Therapy-SinuCheck-40-Softgels/22484?utm_source...
- Re: Aspergillosis Hveragerthi
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,713,772
Pure eucalyptus oil, must be safe internally. I've taken hundreds of them:
http://www.iherb.com/Enzymatic-Therapy-SinuCheck-40-Softgels/22484?utm_source...Like anything too much eucalyptus oil can be toxic.
- Re: Aspergillosis Hveragerthi
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- Re: Aspergillosis Hveragerthi
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- Re: Aspergillosis Tizona
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- Re: Aspergillosis cora
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This is a reply to # 1,712,936You write:
>>Right. That is what aspergillosis is all about. Mycotoxins
We're pretty much on the same page here, but wonder if you might be more explicit, offer better clarity and understanding of this perspective for all readers' benefit. - Re: Aspergillosis onemoretime
13 y
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This is a reply to # 1,712,936I am using Inner Defense and Thieves therapeutic grad essential oil by Young Living - very powerful. Contina oregano, thyme, clove, rosemary, eucalyptous, lemon, etc.
- Re: Aspergillosis cora
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- Re: Aspergillosis Hveragerthi
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This is a reply to # 1,712,860
I recommend we look more deeply into adsorbants. Beyond the obvious (activated charcoal, bentonite, etc.) I wonder if H has some ideas. Also wondering if silca/DE is considered an adsorbant. Can't find the answer anywhere, but haven't spent all day trying either.
It is to a small extend, but not like clays. A problem with adsorbants though is that they can also bind with nutrients preventing their use by the body.
MY suggestion, in lieu of Carbo, or Actor, or CholestPure, all the above - is glucommannan. Lots of info I recently found relating to it being used for the same purpose - minus all the side effect, and with added benefits (feeds good flora, lowers blood sugar, etc.). Must be PURE powder (konjac powder). Noodles are also available, but never tried.
Konjac gum is also great for feeding the intestinal flora.
- Re: Aspergillosis Tizona
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- Re: Aspergillosis rainey03
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,712,764Thank you for your post. I am familiar with Cholestyramine. I was in contact with Dr. Richie Shoemaker (who is famous for using it to treat mold toxicity) through my doctor, Dr. Speight, here in Charlotte. My doctor did not believe it would be a good option for me since I have severe constipation and it supposedly exasperates that problem. He ended up giving me iv's of glutathione, phosphatidyl choline and leucovorin and when that didn't work, he gave up...
Do you know if cholestepure causes constipation??- Re: Aspergillosis Tizona
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,712,948I've been taking it for over a week now and it doesn't seem to affect my bowels at all
Also, check out my post above about cinnamon and clove
- Re: Aspergillosis Tizona
14 y
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- Re: Aspergillosis Hveragerthi
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,712,764
I have SEVERE mold allergy after having been massively poisoned by mold for six months straight
So I am dealing with something similar
I recently started taking a product that contains phytosterols. theoretically this will mimic the effects of a drug that cutting edge doctors are using to treat mold toxicity called cholestyramine
For more information read here
http://www.personalconsult.com/articles/cholestyramine.html
Skip over the personal squabbling at the beginning of the article and move down to the scientific studies at the bottom
The product I am using is called cholestepure. You can Google it, there are plenty of places to buy it. Although nobody mentions the mold aspect of it, they just talk about how it will reduce cholesterol. But theoretically it will bind to mold toxins and prevent them from being reabsorbed and help remove them from the body
Anyway I am interested in getting H's opinion on this product so I'm glad you started this thread. I am wondering if there are any negative side effects to taking plant phytosterols ?Sterols will kill molds and fungi by binding to the cholesterol in their walls disrupting the walls. Jiaogulan (gynostemma) is the highest herbal source of sterols I am aware of. Yucca root is also rich in sterols.
In general sterols are pretty safe although they are not recommended in cases of low blood pressure or low cholesterol
- thank you for your input n/m Tizona 14 y 8,866
- Re: Aspergillosis cora
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- Re: Aspergillosis cora
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This is a reply to # 1,712,722Fungi is pretty much impossible to "identify" in blood because it exists (if at all) in its most immature state - too small for identification. Not doubting you - Shoemaker knows his stuff, but what lab was used? Must have been PCR/DNA testing, I presume. Do you know what species?
- Re: Aspergillosis rainey03
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,712,970I went to a biological doctor a couple of weeks ago and she did a live blood culture. I had the diagram of fungal forms in my hand before she put it under the microscope and it matched every time...blood, urine, saliva. It was aspergillus niger and also candida parapsilosis (which I had never heard of). I have been treating candida albicans to no avail. Herbs are not a good choice right now for me as I am sensitive to EVERYTHING so I am using homeopathic remedies and praying they work. My diet is as clean as they come and has been for the last 3 years. Thanks for your input:)
- Re: Aspergillosis cora
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,713,276Interesting. Is this doctor providing you with your homeos? Was it a darkfield or lightfield microscope?
- Re: Aspergillosis cora
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- Re: Aspergillosis rainey03
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- Re: Aspergillosis Hveragerthi
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This is a reply to # 1,712,722
My family and I have recently been diagnosed with aspergillosis. Aspergillus was also found in our blood stream. We have followed an all natural route thus far, but have been treating the candida and not focusing on anything else. Do you have any recommendations on ridding aspergillus? We have done Pau D Arco and all other natural antifungals for the last 3 years with little relief. As you can imagine, I want this out of my childrens' bodies and mine as quickly as possible before further damage is done. Any insight is greatly appreciated.
The respiratory formula I have recommended previously would be effective here. Chaparral is highly antiseptic against a wide range of pathogens. Thyme or thyme oil is the most effective thing I have found for molds and fungi, horseradish has an oil that will kill about anything, and eucalyptus oil is also effective against molds/fungi. The oils in this formula will absorb in to the bloodstream before being expelled through the lungs:
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1504296#i
- Re: Aspergillosis Tizona
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