Hi jimzilla

Thanks for your message of encouragement. It sounds like you came back from a terrifying place...it's good you're on here and sharing your experience.

I had symptoms before I moved. I still have boxes from the move, I'm going to have to handle everything carefully. I understand that everything I've touched may have some of those microscopic eggs on or in it. It is very daunting-I own a lot of stuff.

Can't put the laundry outside, it's not below freezing here and bags of stuff left outside would probably "vanish"-I live in an apartment in a city. Thanks, though.

What is that about "did you purchase any new imported items quilts, bedding?"

I read some of the posts on Topix, very helpful. I have been doing a protocol based on clove oil and sulphur. I found something on Topix that I tried and I've added it to my protocol...very excited, I got the best scabies die-off so far, so THANK YOU!!!!

I really should post what I'm doing asap, although I haven't killed them all yet...I still have lots of those long white acarian tunnels, especially on my upper arms.

I was hoping to post my protocol AFTER I killed all the mites, but maybe I should just post it anyway. The thing is, I don't know if my protocol will ultimately kill them ALL and remove their tunnels...the mites are such incredibly strong survivors and their tunnels are pretty deep.

I read somewhere that the skin takes a month to shed cells from the deepest layer to the surface, so I assume it could take a month or more before I get some of the tunnels off. (IF I can-I sincerely hope so. The ones I have are large, look white and are below the skin surface, mostly on my arms and upper back.)

I just found out my boyfriend has accepted an extension so he won't be back for at least two months. I hope I can manage to clear the scabies before he returns! I'll work on the problem-my certainty that I've infected him-when he gets back. He MUST have it-I'm so covered.

It's great to be able to post on here.

Hi jimzilla

Thanks. I sure hope to feel better!

No I didn't buy a quilt or feather filled item. I don't think it's bird mites. Pretty sure it is what's being called,"super scabies", some large, modern (not microscopic) aggressive species that is permethrin resistant, maybe even ivermectin resistant. There are posts about resistant scabies here and online that seem to describe what I've got.

I added enyzymes to my protocol, still getting die-off but it is terrifying. I have large patches of dead or dying mites that I am trying to exfoliate with a flat-soft bristled brush while showering BUT no sooner than I get some off, another layer die with my next application of lotion.

I mixed up lotion from reading a lot of posts (sulphur and essential oil based) and now I'll just have to keep going. I don't know how long this will take. It is tiring constantly applying lotion and not sleeping from the die-off itching.

I discovered large patches of mites in areas where I had no idea they were-under my arms and around my neck is very painful. Inside my elbows, wrists, behind knees. They seem to most want to live where the blood flow is close to the surface and there are creases in skin or skin that touches skin.

My skin looks red in the worse die-off areas, inflammation, allergic reaction to all the dead mites. I'm taking 1/2 a Benadryl 2xs day, I don't take drugs normally but I am grateful for the Benadryl. It helps.

You're right, keeping up with the environmental protocols is
exhausting. I'm trying to clean stuff, wash stuff, and freeze stuff, and be aware of what I touch. Trying to wash and dry as hot as possible. Meanwhile being a zombie from lack of sleep.

Back in the old days they used to boil laundry in big copper tubs-now I know why.

At least one mystery is solved. I was getting elevated C-reactive protein levels in every blood test I've had for over 4 years. I've had many other kinds of tests and exams, which all were normal-the Docs could never find out where the inflammation was or what was causing it.

It has to be from the mites and their by-products. I have such large coverage and quantity of them.

So far it looks like I've only killed about half, but I could be wrong there. They seem to be able to hide and I may not have discovered all the big "hives" of them yet.

I can see there is a huge difference between trying to cure a scabies infection of under a year, and trying to kill a long time, well-established infection. I'm going to have to switch protocols. They seem to get resistant so fast.

"When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on"...sheesh

Thanks for reading all this.

Hi jimzilla

IMPORTANT NOTE ADDED 5TH MAY: I have not killed a long term crusted mite infestation using herbal remedies or the protocols in this post. I have INHIBITED the mites, but I have not succeeded in killing them all,

Herbal remedies may work for a shorter period of infestation when the mites are not firmly established, but I have concluded, like many others on here, that herbal remedies are just not strong enough for an advanced case of crusted scabies. (The only reason I don't have a crust is that I keep removing it daily by gently exfoliating with DE and warm water.)

I have so many dead mites in my legs they are swollen to twice their size and I am in danger of bacterial sepsis. I've had to get Antibiotics .

I am using the CDC.gov protocol for ivermectin. I got the ivermectin horse paste from a farm supply. I am still using my zinc oxide/peru balsam mix for topical skin application until Benzemul arrives that I bought from the internet. I may continue to use the zinc oxide/peru balsam mix topically as it is soothing and inhibits the mites.

I am still doggedly applying neen oil which they don't like and is supposed to disrupt their reproduction, altho every second day because I don't like the smell.

I am continuing to exfoliate with DE in the shower, followed by sulphur soap. I found DE. sulphur soap and peppermint shampoo with real peppermint worked well on my hair. The sulphur seems to slow their activity.

I will be faced with multiple doses of ivermectin due to the severity of my infection.

Thank you to everyone who read my posts. I sincerely wish I could have cured this with herbals as I tried very hard to. I really do not like drugs and take them only when I have to

I will post my experience with ivermectin/benzemul asap.




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NOTE ADDED 9TH APRIL: A protocol I'm trying is in this message. It's a work in progress-I have the permethrin resistant ones and needed an alternative treatment.

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Yes, I have a new understanding and respect for baby oil for babies...and lotions for adults. Not just any kind of lotions either. Once I get through this I'm going to be wearing some kind of protective lotion for the rest of my life. I read something that said once you've been infected, it's easier to pick scabies up again in the future. (Wish I could recall where I read that-I've read so much) Having scabies once is enough, if I ever get rid of it.

I appreciate your suggestion to return to the Docs but I really don't have the stamina to fight Docs who only see scratch marks, not scabies lesions; and either think I'm doing it to myself or that if I'm not, I must have psoriasis. I even said to the last one (big kahuna dept. head Doc that he was), "could it be scabies?" and he shook his head and said "no, it's psoriasis". I don't believe a Doc head of a dept. is going to reverse his diagnosis. Ego is on the line, I found that with most of them. I could keep going to Docs, it is socialized medicine here; I pay my annual fee and have coverage, but I pretty much know it's futile.

Even in the rare chance someone has studied scabies in textbooks, I don't think it would be this kind. I'm convinced this one is a hybrid or modern species that's developed strong resistance to drugs and most Docs are unaware. It even seems to develop resistance to essential oils or anything else pretty fast. It's also larger in size than the general description of scabies mites. Frankenscabies!!!

Notes on PROTOCOL I've been using:

I've been showering with Bentonite clay soap, then sulphur soap; air dry off, followed by the application of a "dry skin" formula lotion used as carrier for Essential Oils I mix in it. Today I also scrubbed down with a palm-full of DE while using the soap.

I've tried 3 kinds of sulphur soap. A readily available US brand online, a Canadian one (Valeo) ordered through pharmacies, and a Mexican one (Grisi), online or stocked in some US groceries. I prefer Valeo but will use the US one, it's very reasonably priced if purchased in bulk.
I had an allergic reaction to something in the Mexican one (Grisi), possibly the cornstarch, so I can't use it. It may be less expensive than the other two but it has more ingredients.

When I first started making EO lotion for my skin I was also adding 10% sulphur powder (Humco) to it, but I've stopped. I think I was applying too much sulphur and it was aggravating my skin. Now I'm just using a sulphur soap. (I'm still adding 10% sulphur as well as EO to my shampoo-I finding treating scabies in hair even more difficult than on skin.)
Sulphur does seems to inhibit them, but I found using the soap alone doesn't kill them.

Precipitated sulphur (Milk of Sulphur) seems to work better than sublimed sulphur (Flowers of Sulphur).

CAUTION ON PRECIPITATED SULPHUR Added 10 April: I switched from sublimed to precipitated sulphur in my shampoo. It seems to me (I'm not a chemist) that precipitated sulphur is stronger and at 10% ratio to shampoo I had some problems with it...I would try 3% ratio not 10% ratio to shampoo and make sure it is well mixed. It seems to actually kill some mites while I found the sublimed didn't.

NOTE ADDED 12th April: Sulphur is very drying. I found it okay for the first few weeks while penetrating the surface layers of mites, but now that I'm getting down to my skin, sulphur is too harsh. Have stopped sulphur soap and shampoo. I did notice that the mites seem to bite less after using sulphur soap though..

There was info on that forum you sent me to (thanks jimzilla) about enzymes. So I tried that.

These scabies may eventually even develop resistance to enzymes added to the lotion, but for now either the enzymes are: dissolving their exoskeletons, and/or the top layer of my skin allowing the EO to penetrate to them, and/or the tunnels they build. In combo with EO it seems to be killing them! I got much better die-off since I started adding enzymes to my lotion mix.

I got fed up having to buy yet another thing (enzymes liquid) so I just used what I have; I break open one ordinary multi-enzyme cap and mix the powder into about SIX TABLESPOONS of the EO/lotion mix that I've previously made and measured into another container, which is more than enough for one body application.

NOTE ADDED 9th APRIL: I think the above is TOO MUCH ENZYME for twice daily application. I'm going to reduce it by 75% or more.
NOTE ADDED 12th APRIL: Enzyme use discontinued after approx.4 weeks. Probably useful at first to break down top layers of mites; skin is now too sensitive for application.

I guessed the amount of enzyme to use but it seems to be working. I also add the enzyme to the 6 TBSP lotion each time just before applying the lotion mix to my skin. (Maybe letting enzymes sit around mixed in lotion would stop them from being effective; I don't want to take the chance.)

After applying the enzyme/Eo/lotion, try to stay naked as long as possible, for at least 20 minutes, to let the lotion work rather than have it rub off on clothing. I try to keep a coating of the lotion on 24/7.

DON'T get the lotion in eyes...I have carefully used it on my face though, as I've had them in my hairline, on cheeks and elsewhere. Ears! The ones I have like to get on, in and behind my ears. It's simply not true with this kind of scabies that they are not above the neck. Mine are.

It may be a good idea to TEST A SMALL AREA before applying this lotion all over, in case of allergic reaction to the EO. It really is very unpleasant and may be too harsh for some. Unfortunately, it seems to have to be strong to work.

The Essential Oil ratio to lotion I'm using is
6% EO, 94% lotion. (A herbalist told me to use 10 drops EO per 100ml carrier but I did that for a while and found that that ratio impairs scabies but is not strong enough to kill them.) I do use the 10 drops EO/per100ml added to the saline solution to rinse my nose though.

I am using thyme, eucalyptus, peppermint and clove Essential oils.

Thyme-has thymol, antiseptic
Eucalyptus-has cineole, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, analgesic
Peppermint-has menthol and pulegone, natural pesticides
Clove-has eugenol, topical anesthetic

NOTED ADDED 9TH APRIL: These oils all seem to have some levels of cumulative toxicity at higher doses, so not good to use for extended periods. I am taking milk thistle to support my liver.

Clove is the one that feels incredibly "hot" and works well alone at a 6% ratio mixed into lotion but I find it highly unpleasant to apply at this ratio-has an unpleasant "burning" sensation.

NOTE ADDED 9TH APRIL: CAUTION, 6% Clove oil is excessively "hot" and really can irritate skin. Now using 3% clove with thyme, small amount peppermint (CAUTION, too much peppermint also "hot") peru balsam and neem, which I discovered I'm not allergic to after all.

Even when I cut clove to 4% and add thyme or one of the others, it's still quite unpleasant to apply. The trade off in cutting the clove too much is there seems to be less mite die-off, which worries me-it could make the survivors STRONG.

So what I'm using is a combination of mostly clove-probably 4% to 5% combined with one of the other oils to make 6%, mixed in carrier lotion. I rotate what I mix with clove weekly so (hopefully) they don't get a chance to become resistant. I hope the enzyme added to the lotion will be the bonus weapon that finally kills them.

UPDATE: 9TH APRIL 6% clove works if you can manage to apply it but it's terribly "hot"....I switched to 3% clove, thyme, small amount peppermint(also "hot" so not too much) and peru balsam, in total up to 6%. Also neem, which I just started using.

THIS IS IMPORTANT: if you are reading this and have not used essential oils before, remember NEVER APPLY ESSENTIAL OILS DIRECTLY ONTO SKIN! They can hurt you. They MUST be diluted, with a carrier (this time I'm using lotion), or an oil like VCO, almond oil, grapeseed, olive etc. (I tried using VCO for a while but I think the lotion smothers scabies better.)

Also I WOULD NOT USE THE 6% LOTION ON CHILDREN-it does have a very unpleasant "hot" sensation that lasts for a few minutes. It can make you gasp at first. I still wince with each application, but I've almost grown to appreciate the heat, because it seems to help with the itching and the die-off is worth it.

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WARNING NOTE ADDED 17 April; Clove EO does kill mites BUT unfortunately using it constantly especially on scratched or broken skin causes severe skin irritation. Too bad, it's one of the few things that works, but it's not worth skin damage. Back to Bentonite soap/DE/sulphur soap and applications of zinc oxide cream (Beaudreaux's) mixed with Peru Balsam EO, and applications of Neem/VCO. I'm killing them, but it's a long slow grind.

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NOTE ADDED 12 APRIL: Used the bentonite/sulphur/EO Lotion with clove up to now but getting down to raw-looking skin where mites are coming off so had to stop and change protocols. The clove EO does kill the mites at 4% to 6% but can't risk putting it on broken skin at that strength.

New strategy:
Slice 'em....bentonite soap and DE shower scrub
Smother'em...Boudreaux's Butt Paste 16% zinc oxide
Poison 'em...neem oil and peru balsam, mixed into the paste.

The peru balsam EO I have is the dark colored one that looks like molasses. I didn't try the light colored one.

Started out at 10% neem, 3% peru balsam ratio mixed into paste. Got die-off, started at low ratio, may increase later.

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I was making my own base lotions for a while, but I found the "dry skin" house brand from a good pharmacy worked as well, if not better and did not separate like homemade. I think the "dry skin" lotion kind coats the skin with a layer and helps by smothering them maybe a little. Simply running out of time to make batches of homemade-just not enough hours in the day to do everything required to beat this, all the cleaning, laundry, etc. The pharmacy sometimes has their house brand of lotion on sale.

BTW I would be extremely careful using TEA TREE OIL, it has turpinolene in it which is also found in turpentine. I got pretty sick from applying it and it did not kill enough scabies for me. Of course it might work for someone else, but I found it was very hard on my skin.

I have a couple of built up scabies "nodules" on my body I don't know how I'll get rid of. Not even the enzyme/EO/lotion seems to affect the nodules. Will keep experimenting in hope of finding a solution.

Okay, something else. Scabies move around and they seemed to go to places that I didn't treat with the lotion to escape it...so if you don't already have them in your crotch, which is highly possible, they may move there. I couldn't bring myself to put the enzyme lotion on tender crotch areas so I went to Babies R US and bought Babyganics Protective Ointment and mixed it with EO to a ratio of 6%.

6% RECIPE:
TO 1 cup + 1/4 cup Babyganics Ointment, add 6 teaspoons EO mix well. Keep in clean jar with lid.

I also use the above recipe to mix the dry skin lotion with Essential Oils. Have also been adding about 1/4 tsp Vitamin E oil to the dry skin lotion mix.

I guess you could use petroleum jelly but I wanted something natural for those..um...tender areas. The Babyganics is a bit expensive but I like it. It cleans off well.

The thickness of the ointment seems to buffer the heat of the EO added to it. I put this mix on entire crotch/rectum areas using disposable gloves to apply. I do not add enzymes to this thicker mix and I apply it twice a day. It's hard to believe, but if you have a long-time infection like mine, the odds are high they are hiding there. You will know from the itch when they die.

I also dab a bit of the thicker, enzyme-free ointment mix inside each nostril after I've flushed my nose/sinuses with the saline/eucalyptus mix. The thicker ointment I use on my lips now, and any sensitive areas.

I had a huge problem with my lips. Palms of hands and lips are two of the very worse places I've had them so far. I had to resort to using the enzyme/EO/lotion blend on my lips, it was so bad. I kept applying the lotion blend and got more and more "layers" of them off. (I know, sounds unbelievable.) I drank through a straw, tried to keep the lotion on for as long as possible. I'm pleased to report that my lips are almost clear. Joy! Now I use the non-enzyme ointment on my lips; put some on at the same time as I apply some inside nostrils.

IMPORTANT: something I learned about using the enzymes is wearing disposable gloves to apply enzyme/EO/lotion to the body. Otherwise constantly getting too much lotion mix on hands seems to cause the enzyme to eat into the skin. Also the gloves help prevent spreading mites from the hands.

I bought some new manicure tools and keep cleaning under fingernails. Another place they like to hide. And toenails. I keep nails short.

I apply the enzyme/EO/lotion mix twice a day and spot treat some of the worse areas or areas where it might rub off (e.g. elbows) a few times more. I am getting improvement but it's not over yet.

I don't miss areas like inside and behind ears, under arms, belly button, backs of knees, inside elbows. Joints like elbows, knees, knuckles where the skin is wrinkly need a good coating. These scabies seem to like wrinkly places and skin-on-skin spots. Also palms of hands and soles of feet. Between fingers and toes.
I really got a lot of dead larvae out of my palms a few days ago. I put the lotion on and then wear disposable gloves for as long as possible.

Hair: I put the enzyme/EO/lotion on my head and wear a shower cap to bed. Also possible to mix EO into conditioner and do this.
I mixed EO and sulphur into my shampoo, apply to dry hair while in shower and let it sit while doing soap routine.
Sulphur (Humco)to shampoo at 10% ratio. Have ordered another kind of sulphur to try but don't have it yet.

I usually apply all the lotions and then flush my nose with saline/EO and do my eyes with eyewash.

Eyes. I had problems before but it got worse from them running from the lotion. I use Christopher's Herbal Eyebright FORMULA, mixed with distilled water as an eyewash. This takes some getting used to as cayenne is one of the ingredients. I do this eyewash routine up to twice a day.

I also use a plain sterile eyewash (boiled distilled water with 1 tsp table salt to 1 cup distilled water, let cool.) Can use that as much as needed.

Anyway, that's what I'm doing and it seems to be helping. I will add to this protocol if and when I find improvement to it. This battle is a work in progress.



I had a horrible phone conversation with my BF last night. He still doesn't believe me about the scabies. I don't know what's going to happen but it is certainly hard not to be believed.

Sorry this post is so long, but I need to add I do have a lot of people to thank for the very many posts I've read here and on other sites, for all their experiences and ideas. I am thankful in my heart every day for all your help.


PS. DISCLAIMER: I have no medical background, the above are some things I'm doing that are working for me, in case they're useful to someone else struggling through this nightmare.

May we all become healed and healthy as soon as possible.

Hi again,

I'm sorry my previous post was so long-I started out replying to jimzilla who has kindly been responding to my posts, and part way along it turned into a description of my scabies protocol. I wish it was more condensed and easier to read.

I'm still experimenting with the protocol-I'd really like to find a combination of Essential Oils that would work without being SO unpleasant to apply. (Got geranium EO and will try that next.)

I'd like to use less clove EO if I could. It's too bad clove is so HOT and unpleasant to apply at 6% ratio...it certainly appears to cause the best die-off.

Other Essential Oils in combination with clove do seem to enhance the die-off a little more. I'm really liking the thyme EO as it seems to also help heal the sores the adult mites have left.

Two or three days after applying enzyme/EO/lotion mix twice daily, I'm noticing I'll suddenly get patches of more die-off. It seems to take a couple of days for the lotion to penetrate enough to kill the mites. This time I got more die-off from the inside of each elbow and two rather large patches below my underarms. The ITCHING from the latter is just terrible, almost enough to make me feel sick. I'm applying a little extra lotion on these bad patches daily.

I'm continuing to get rid of the mites though, and my skin is looking better every week, :D, so I'll keep going.

I washed my jewelry in a jar with an inch or so of rubbing alcohol in it. I swished my watch band in it too(not the watch face and back-I wiped that) and got a really surprising number of mites out of the links. My necklace chains had mites too. I've stopped wearing all jewelry until this is over. (WARNING: DON'T WASH OPALS OR PEARLS in rubbing alcohol!...this and other liquids could damage them! Other gemstones should be okay.)

Also washed my keys (NOT any remotes-wiped those)in the jar of rubbing alcohol. Mites on them too. Amazing where the mites are.

I am taking the herb Milk Thistle for liver support, vitamin C 500mg and wild Oil of Oregano, 3 drops under tongue 2Xs day. Oil of Oregano tastes like the worse %#*%&#$ ever but I think it helps with the die-off.

Must stop writing. Post getting too long again!

Hi jimzilla

Thanks for your encouraging words. It's good to know I can write as much as I want....hey hey *smile* , a bit of brightness in the midst of this horror show.

I've had the city/country experience too. Mostly lived in the city, but when I was a child I often stayed with my grandparents. They lived in a tiny coastal town that was only reachable by weekly ferry. There was a nurse, no doctor; pretty much it was up to you to be prepared and look after yourself. My grandparents were very resourceful, if they didn't have something, would invent a substitute, or go without. They were strong and independent and they lived a long time too. I wonder what they'd think of all the 24hr stores if they could see them now :-)

I just had a second major die-off and this time the scabies really got into my eyelids and below my eyes. They must have gotten po'd that I was killing them. My eyes were swollen slits for past three days until I (hope) managed to get them under control.

I woke up (not that I've been sleeping much from the hideous itching of the die-off) with one eye shut and the other barely open. I had to make and use a lot of saline solution, alternating with VCO; no way could I risk essential oil lotion near my eyes but I did risk a few minutes of a small amount of 16% Boudreaux's, carefully applied to eyelids and under eyes and removed. I know not supposed to have zinc oxide near the eyes but I was very careful. It helped, as did applying VCO gently and patting the excess off. I'm applying VCO at night and hope to get back to the Christopher's eyewash soon...my eyes were just too swollen for the cayenne in it. I know not supposed to overdo VCO for eyes too. Also VCO makes vision temp. blurry, so can't drive.

I appreciate your suggestion about the sleeping bag and sulphur. I did notice once when I had a fever it seemed to inhibit them. I think they like lower body temperature, my guess why some people get them and not others.

I realize I have to keep altering the protocol. The die-off is causing havoc with my skin. More trial and error.

When I got this most recent die-off I had to stop using the sulphur soap. My skin is just too inflamed from all the dead mites and debris for sulphur, it's too drying at least until the current die-off ends. Using the Bentonite soap and the soft bath brush.

I'm still using 10% sulphur and essential oils in my shampoo. The precipipated sulphur arrived and it does seem to be more effective than sublimed sulphur, so thanks for that.

I thought back to other things I've tried over the past few years to eradicate these pests. Wish I'd kept better notes.

I was reading about neem again. At the time I tried it I thought I was allergic, but I was experimenting with Tea Tree oil at the same time,(which I found too toxic). I had neem soap but it may have been something in the soap, not the neem, so I got neem oil and did a large patch test on my arm. Seemed okay. Anything that disrupts their life cycle sounds like a good weapon.

So that's how I got this latest die off started...I applied EO lotion with one hand and about 50% neem to it with the other as an experiment. TOTALLY unprepared for the die-off though which seemed to get going overnight..

I think I'll add some neem to the lotion...maybe if I add a smaller percent, the die off will be more gradual and I'll hopefully lessen the insane die off itching. I haven't really slept for the last 4 nights.

It would be great to cut down on the clove. 6% clove ratio's too "burny" and less than 4% clove alone doesn't seem to be effective, but even at 4% is too hot.

I've been cutting clove to 3% and making up the difference with thyme, a little peppermint and peru balsam which I just got. Not too much peppermint, it's also "hot".
That's what I was using in the lotion when I added 50% neem.

The geranium EO might work but it stunk so badly at the quantity I have to use just couldn't stand it. The neem also reeks but at least the other oils mask it.

When the die off started I had to stop the EO lotion, my skin is in too much distress to put any "hot" lotion on. So I'm using sparse lidocaine aloe vera gel to quell the itching, and then 16% Boudreaux's all over. The Boudreaux's seems to help lift the dead mites. I showered layers of mites off three times today and re-applied the Boudreaux's. Even inside my nose. They're in there too, the b_________s.

Frustrating. It seems to need to be strong enough to kill them, but not too overpowering for the skin. I seem to be getting reasonable die off even though some say they can't be killed with EOs. Takes dedication though-nearly lost my mind applying and re-applying lotions.

But I think one of the very WORST things about them...they prevent rest when you need it most.

BF phoned yesterday. I think I'm starting to convince him. Or it could be I'm so sleep deprived I'm imagining it....!

I think I'm also going to try cutting the enzymes ratio down.

It's maddening that I have to keep constantly experimenting when I need these mites to be gone asap.

The truncated post 5 posts up has my herbal protocol in it but also the message that herbals have ultimately inhibited, not killed all the mites, so I am faced with having to try ivermectin/benzemul, along with Antibiotics for the severe die-off and benedryl for allergic reaction.

I sincerely regret that I did not find a way to kill them naturally.

oh, your post made me feel not so alone. this is awful to be going thru alone. I think stress aggravates it.

just read this post that says how to apply yellow mustard to cause scabies to burrow out of skin and die
http://www.ifood.tv/blog/natural-remedies-for-scabies-during-pregnancy


eurax topical cream works well

has anyone else tried this: soaking in a bath of SUN GEMS SALT?

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WOULD LIKE FEED BACK BEFORE I TRY! THANKS

Hi 127357

Yes, I don't feel alone either, knowing there are others out there suffering from this dreadful scourge.

I've had a terrible time with this. I'm going to post a new message on my experience with Ivermectin and Benzemul on the scabies forum.