This too shall pass. Do not stop breastfeeding your baby. Lot's of people are experiencing movement in their bodies and dizziness and circulation problems, including me. A veterinarian cannot help you. Do not eat a bunch of junk. It will not be good for the baby. Winter is a bad time to go raw, however. And it is ok to be partially vegetarian. Unless you are lactose intolerant, I think you may need some milk, especially while you are raising a baby. Just make sure it is organic, or goats milk. Too little calcium can cause muscle cramps, which can be confused with parasites moving around. Twitching can be a mineral deficiency. None of this is life threatening until you get really old. The whole point of parasite cleansing is to feel good in your old age, instead of dying a horrible miserable death while they eat you alive. parasites are not going to kill you quickly. That is not what they do. They are designed to feed on a host. How can they do that if they kill you. Yes, eventually you get so weak you die, but you will be really old when that happens, if parasites are doing it, unless you have been exposed to many kinds and have multiple infections or some kind of inherited immune disorder. You are probably just super hyper conscious of what is going on in your body due to just having a baby, and that is good, but just observe it and don't let it scare you. This is the time to learn from it. Keep a journal, maybe, and try to discover the cycles. Look for patterns. Some of them bite harder during the full moon. Some of them make people cough at certain intervals. Some of them make the skin itch a couple times per year... These little things can be clues to what all is infecting you.

Have you tried taking cayenne pepper? It is very good for improving circulation, I take it mixed with water and other herbs. Start small and work your way up, it also kills parasites. Turmeric mixes well with it and is an amazing herb as well as a parasite killer also.

I know some babies are sensitive to cayenne, so it may be best to pump some extra milk if you don't have any in case baby is bothered by it.

Tiffany,
I know the pain that you speak of. I had it too and it is extreme, I can relate. My problem was B12 deficiency, which was caused by tapeworms. They had attached to my neck and back and they compete with you for the B12 in your body. They can have you curled up in a fetal position if you don't address it. My doctor gave me a blood test and told me that my B12 was in the desired range and that I probably had carpal tunnel. And she never mentioned it again, so I knew I was on my own as far as finding a solution to my problem.

I did a lot of research online and kept running into information about low levels of B12. A book was recommended called "Could it be B12". I purchased the book (My library also had it but there was a long waiting list) To make a long story short I started using B12 patches. I started out using about (3) 5000 mg patches daily. The pain was gone in 3 days. I now use(1)5000mg patch a week and I no longer suffer with the pain. I checked my book after I read your posting and it did say that pregnancy and breast feeding can reduce your B12 levels.

Read the book and see if any of it applies to you and then take matters into your own hands. I got my patches online. Just google B12 patches and you will get all kinds of sites that sell them. If you should try them make sure you get the Methylcobalamin B12.

It is very hard to truly diagnose if parasites are really running rampant all over your body

They usually will not do this, it is not in their nature. They could though. Ascaris is known to do that in very rare instances. If it happens it's larvae migrans most of the time

Vitamin deficiencies can make it feel this way though, especially vitamin B12 deficiency, as it causes muscle spasms/twitches all over the body if it is severe

Doing a vegan raw food diet is hard to do. The number one problem people run into is simply not eating enough and not getting enough carbs/sugar to fuel your brain and body and when that happens, not only do physical problems start happening, but also psychological problems, such as anxiety, depression, and delirium.

Here's a good website about low fat raw food vegan that stresses the importance of making sure you eat enough carbs and calories:

http://www.30bananasaday.com/



They recommend getting a minimum of 5 grams of carbs times 1 pound of your healthy body weight and at least 2,000 calories per day.