Having trouble treating an ascaris i... 
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I can't seem to get rid of an Ascaris infection. I'm quite surprised they have been this resilient to kill.
I was taking a very large dose of mebendazole. Initially it caused the parasite to loose it's ability to move. It simply would slide and drain into different areas of my body. As if it went limp so to speak. I get this same reaction when I use my rife machine. It simply goes limp and collects into a small space. I have one near my foot and it drains down the front of my foot and then simply stays near my toes. I did a 2 day round of decaris and it caused similar reactions where things simply would slide down across my body. Down my neck, down the side of my face, down my chest.
I feel that I have two to three large worms that I simply can't kill. I have tried taking ivermectin. This didn't clear them. From what I have read it disables their ability to move but they need to be inside the intestine to eliminate them. Mine most definitely are not. The mebendazole might have helped but it didn't do the trick.
I have a lot of things at my disposal that I haven't used. I have read taking MSM will form sometype of mucous barrier where parasites aren't able to grab onto the host. Also, I have lots of digestive enzymes, papain, bromelain, maybe some zymex II (a little). I also have grapefruit seed extract here. Miracle-Mineral-Supplement .
I still have mebendazole and quinfamida. Has any type of enema been able to rid the body of them. I am taking a strong Chinese medicinal herb now. Does anyone have any suggestions? I read Madagascar cloves are good. Just confused on what approach I should take. eat more garlic, take msm, take larger amounts of digestive enzymes. A post stated Ascaris has three skin layers to penetrate. Looking for more ideas. It would be nice to have more of a formulated plan.
Thanks.
David
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- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... sd2345
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,089,176Go to g2cforum.org....the mms group is having good results with the parasite protocol using mms, mebendazole (long term), castor oil, neem, and other things.
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- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... JENSTER
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This is a reply to # 2,089,176I had those damn worms in my lower abdomen. I could feel them flipping around at times. It's so creepy!
The only thing that has flushed them out for me was using bloodroot capsules. I buy them from best on earth dot com. I have also been giving them to my two Labradors. My oldest (13 yrs) had very loose bowel movements the first week or so but she's fine now. In fact, she is more playful and has more energy than she's had in a very long time. My other lab is 5 yrs old. I really haven't noticed any difference with her, just her lively self, as always.
I can see the dead round worms in the toilet after a bowel movement. When I flush, they are floating around the rim of the water until they are swished down the pipe. They are dead of course. Thank God! I've never seen a live one. OMG! God help those people who do see live ones...
I take 2 capsules in the morning and 2 in the evening, before bed.
I have used Dr Clark's methods, including the extra high doses of Coq10, I've tried the zapper, Humaworm extra strength, puréed pumpkin with black strap molasses and wheat germ, diatomaceous earth, plus other crazy herbs. The bloodroot is the only thing that I've seen such a fast result with. I have no flip flopping sensation in my lower stomach. I also take Aloe Lax by Natures Way to help move those creatures out faster. I have a fear of them binding up and slowing things down.
I hope this helps with your issue of them being outside the abdomen. I did have a vibrating feeling in my left leg for a long time. It was off and on but after staring the bloodroot, that feeling is totally gone. So, maybe it will kill anything outside the gut as well.
God Bless You, I hope you find the answer soon!- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... scabdraggr
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This is a reply to # 2,089,247Thank you for this post, bloodroot is part of my ethnobotanical studies and the research into Morgellon's. For several years now my patch of bloodroot keeps getting bigger and healthier. Recently prices have skyrocketed, I think we know why. One must be careful with the paste that many use for cancer salve. Bloodroot is not a mild drug. with so much rain this year, the blooms didn't ever come out. The blooms make it easier to find in the wild. fantastic that you gave it a try, who advised you to take it?- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... JENSTER
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Tapeworms, Round worms, Flukes?
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This is a reply to # 2,089,268I went back into the history of this forum and read about different methods of killing ascaris. I knew it was risky to take measures into my own hands and make it myself so I did another search and found the referred web site above and read there instructions. It sounded harmless enough. I've been taking it off and on for a couple of years now. I love it and hope I never have to be without it! I used the salve for a spot on my left ear lobe that looked suspicious of cancer, sure enough, it dug right in to the very root and left a small crater but healed up very nicely, no scar at all. It scared the living day lights out of me while it was working its magic.- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... dpk
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This is a reply to # 2,089,275Yeah, oddly enough bloodroot is the one I have always strayed away from. This gives me another option. This is encouraging. It's definitely something I have to look into though. If it works though it works!!
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This is a reply to # 2,089,281Check out the web site. I really think this stuff is golden. My older lab is the one who runs to get a toy out of the toy box and initiates play time now where it used to be the other way around. I know for sure that the bloodroot has killed the life sucking parasites that she had and has given her back a few more yeas.
It's amazing to watch...
It's probably not for everyone. I was very hesitant to take it at first. In fact, it sat on my kitchen counter for well over a month. I just wasn't sure what kind of effect it would have on me. So far, all I can say is that the symptoms of Ascaris that I was having are gone. I still might add clove oil to kill any of the eggs just waiting to hatch. I read that the eggs stay dormant until the adult dies and then the eggs can hatch. It's all about the fight for food, aka: our nourishment.
If the clove oil will keep the eggs from hatching then we might just stand a fighting chance.
P.S. I'm a big wimp when it comes to drugs or anything too edgy. The bloodroot did take me past my comfort zone but after taking it for a couple of days and seeing that I felt absolutely fine and then seeing long, stringy, dead worms in the toilet, I was SOLD! Then I wanted to try the salve. Now that is way out there. I don't think I will try that again unless a doctor confirms that its 100% cancer. You can look on YouTube for videos of people using the salve. Thank God we have a natural option but let's just all pray that we won't ever need it.- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... dpk
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This is a reply to # 2,089,311Oh that's fantastic. It's been very difficult to even come up with different ideas to kill the parasites. More often times than not I resorted to taking western medicine drugs. With them not preventing any of the new developments that were occurring. Now I simply have felt so constantly tired that I'm afraid I'm not capable of doing much. I feel like I only have about 10 minutes of energy everyday. Once that is used up, it's simply varying degrees of fatigue. A person can simply only handle so much. Having a fasciola infection along with an Ascaris really makes for a bad combination. The flukes burrow so many different tracks within the body and then the Ascaris simply go where they want. It leads to a lot of parasites being outside the intestinal tract. So, you are recommending the black salve bloodroot capsules. How many did you start taking initially? What was the dosage that was helpful? Did you feel any burning or any internal irritation when taking the herb? I simply put know pretty much nothing about taking this internally and what to be careful for.
Thank you for the help.
David- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... scabdraggr
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This is a reply to # 2,089,334The Safeguard Fenbendazole paste has few side effects if any. The worms coming out make one queezy for about two hrs., then a new level of higher energy sets in quickly, no more brain fog.Those that use it would not be without it. Many are stocking up while it can still be purchased.
I'm still excited this person's experience with bloodroot and I will put it up on my site and other sites where I post- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... #68716
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This is a reply to # 2,089,366Has anyone ingested castor oil or frozen castor oil in gel caps to eliminate parasites? Pros/cons?
- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... sd2345
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This is a reply to # 2,089,462@ anontex, I did castor oil and frozen castor oil caps (homeade though, with oregano oil mixed in), and it does seem to have some action, but it will not cure alone. The gel caps are so small, that you have to take so much to get any help, I don't like them. An adult usually would need a couple of tablespoons to have any effect, that would be too many gel caps. I took a couple of tablespoons of castor oil in a shot glass, mixed 10-20 drops oregano oil, then used a dropper to fill size 000 empty capsules, then froze them. The next day I got out a couple of worms. It was just a hassle, not sure if I did it every day for a couple of weeks what would have happened though.
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This is a reply to # 2,090,306"It's rare to find a consistently creative or insightful person who is also an angry person. They can't occupy the same space, and if your anger moves in, generosity and creativity often move out. It's difficult to use revenge or animus to fuel great work.
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Hi David.
You may then want to consider getting to the heart of the issue.
Herewith a paper that will provide a few excellent insights into understanding what it takes to be worm free, as well as a method that has proved time and time again to work well. Click here.
Hope you find it useful.- Re: Having trouble treating an ascar... dpk
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This is a reply to # 2,090,590Hi Coatzacoatlx,
So, it looks like you are either promoting or selling a strong antiparasitic formula. It looks like a very strong formula. I do have questions about it though. Since I took large doses of the Wormwood , cloves and Black-Walnut hulls (green) I was expecting it to do more than it really did. What kind of results are people getting taking it? Is it expected for a person to take this tincture and nothing else? There isn't a recommended dosage so it's difficult to speculate how long a bottle would last. I guess I would like a little bit more information about the product. How to use it and what results someone should expect to receive. I didn't see a price listed in the paper either? I would need that.
Thanks.
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This is a reply to # 2,090,846Hi David.
Its not about promoting a particular product, but goes more about a philosophy to healing that creates the foundation for the results to occur. As you well know there are many products on the market. When the right approach is taken great leverage is achieved by applying a particular tool that can get the job done without inflicting further harm on the human organism. The tool suggested in earlier posts when stacked upon a sensible approach to healing has a wonderful track record for results, without the fallout that one finds with other approaches.
Exoperience shows that you will most likely need more than a mere Wormwood /clove/walnut combination. You will need something that has a collection of advanced parasite herbs all stacked upon a sensible diet, and an ordered regime of cleanse, that begins with the liver, and seeks to clean out the excess waste backed up into the body. Such an approach over time will yeild results that can be calibrated to. Dosages are case specific and you would need to self experiment to see what works for you. Too little and you dont get results, too much and you run the risk of scaring your self.
Starting with an order of cleanse, and working outwards from there will dictate how much is required, and if larger fire power is required.
Best place to start is seeking out the education and understanding on the order of cleanse.
Regards
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This is a reply to # 2,089,176Hi DPK,
Are you aware of the almost miraculous results many tens (hundreds?) of THOUSANDS of people have experienced, dealing with most of the maladies known to humankind, from ingesting ascorbic acid?
If you are seriously interested in finding a solution to your health problem, and gaining greater health in ALL areas of your body, I STRONGLY encourage you to read this article written by Dr. Robert Cathcart, M.D. http://vitamincfoundation.org/www.orthomed.com/titrate.htm
Perhaps it may help solve your problem. You have only better health and well-being to gain by applying its recommendation. What have you got to lose?
These two quotes are instructive:
"There are more than ten thousand scientific papers that make it quite clear that there is not one body process (such as what goes on inside cells or tissues) and not one disease or syndrome (from the common cold to leprosy) that is not influenced - directly or indirectly - by vitamin C." -- Dr. Emanuel Cheraskin, M.D., Dr. Marshall Ringsdorf, D.M.D., and Dr. Emily Sisley, THE VITAMIN C CONNECTION.
“I have never seen a patient that Vitamin C would not benefit.” -- Dr. Frederick Klenner, M.D.
I wish you BEST success, DPK, in your search for a solution to your health issue!
Sincerely,
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