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OpenEyes
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This is a reply to # 2,297,770Hulda Clark listed two essential oil "recipes" for tapeworm. One is her "improved" recipe and it contained only 7 oils I think. I believe that is where the confusion is coming from.
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- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... linenup
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This is a reply to # 2,297,371Myrrh, frankincense, neem & oregano oil. This killed roundworm - worms visible within 1 week. Combinations often work better.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... sdrt123
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This is a reply to # 2,297,393i wanna try this. is your site still running Linenup? there was good info last time i checked but seemed like post count was slowing down.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... sdrt123
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It sounds like it's working keep taking it. Wear them down. Maybe add something else that they don't like.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... linenup
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- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... OpenEyes
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This is a reply to # 2,297,863I've added Eucalyptus. I'll order some Neem. How much do you recommend line-up? Not that I won't do my own research on toxicity and quantity. But I'd like to hear what you suggest as a base.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... Leibniz
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This is a reply to # 2,297,950Nice! I will be following this experiment. I think I will put in an Amazon order right now for myrrh.
P.S. How can you not believe in conspiracies? It is a well defined concept in law. The AMA has been convicted of criminal conspiracy. Conspiracies do happen all the time.- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... OpenEyes
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This is a reply to # 2,298,080Let me clarify. I believe conspiracies exist, but not nearly as often as Conspiracy theorists believe. I believe that what some think of as conspiracies are simply situations in which certain pressures cause groups of people to behave in a predictable way.
For instance: Mothers against pot. The whole legal/not legal pot discussion brings posts from women all over the internet wanting to protect their children. They have long discussions about the harm of pot. Then they vote against legalization (Iowa).
I think the same thing happens with the AMA. They (most of the time) think they are doing what is right. They have long conversations about what is right vs wrong for the people and they make decisions.
The big difference between these two groups is perceived power and status. No one would think that the Mom's were conspiring. But people more easily convinced the AMA is conspiring.
Conspiracy theorists have a victim mentality. They are paranoid of conspiracies from those who have positions of power. They feel powerless. They are angry and they want you to feel angry too. And to do that, they try to make you feel as much of a victim as they feel.
I have no interest in feeling like a victim. We are all victims in some ways, but the difference is whether or not you go around wearing the mantel of a victim like it is a royal robe.- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... Leibniz
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Very well. Just don't become an anti-conspiracy theorist. Some people just want to know the truth, and for that, you may need to explore non-mainstream accounts and beliefs.
It is better to know the truth than be sold a BS story. Most Americans in fact do believe that JFK was not killed by Oswald alone (61% ACCORDING TO THE LATEST GALLUP POLL). Most Americans probably do not theorize, but I respect people that do. Obviously all the theories of JFK's assassination cannot be true since they contradict eachother, but You would think that at least one is very close to the truth.
Why is it that in a very large amount of cases the word "conspiracy" is followed by the word "theorist"? Why not "conspiracy investigator". "investigative reporter", or "alternative historian"? This is an attempt, I believe, to make non-offical accounts seem non-factual and fanciful. History books and TV speak the "truth", while anything that contradicts that is denigrated before it is even considered.
Some so called "conspiracy theories" seem to account for the facts more than the "official story". Nobody wants to be associated with the "conspiracy theorist" archetype created by the media, but don't let that deter you from thinking logically. The truth is the truth, ridicule or not.
The magic bullet theory is more ridiculous than many other theories.
The collapse of WTC seems physically incompatible with the official story, putting thousands of physicists and engineers into the "conspiracy theorist" group.
Paul is dead. But the earth is round.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... OpenEyes
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This is a reply to # 2,298,159Most people believe in God and at one point most people believed the world was flat. At another point most people didn't believe humans could impact the weather and global temperature. Most people in the United States used to believe owning slaves was okay and that women weren't smart enough to vote or able to work / survive in a business environment.
I'm not too impressed with what "most people" think. And in fact, most people think things just because someone else thought it and told them so. Most people are followers.
Most people's opinion has absolutely no value to me. However, their eye witness accounts and actual evidence is something I'm willing to consider. But I rarely take one person's interpretation of the truth as the truth. I require hearing first hand accounts from multiple sources as personal perspectives can be incorrect.
I think the difference between a Conspiracy theorist and a Conspiracy investigator is the amount of skepticism involved. A theorist puts out a theory of a conspiracy. An investigator would be like a scientist, trying to prove it wrong. If you are trying to prove the Conspiracy exists, you are a theorist. If you are trying to poke holes in it, you are being skeptical and you are a true investigator. Just like in science, only the theories that hold up to a bunch of scientists trying to prove it false, are considered fact. Most people who obsess about theories are actually trying to prove them to be true, which is not skeptical inquirery and that is why it is rarely taken seriously.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... OpenEyes
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- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... Leibniz
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- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... sdrt123
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This is a reply to # 2,298,080its true. the media in the U.S. has been caught conspiring against conservatives. There were like 300+ "reporters" on maillist attempting to slant the news, move the news on to other topics. Shameful.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... OpenEyes
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- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... linenup
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This is a reply to # 2,297,950I am thinking 3-4 2x per day -adjust as needed. I would suggest the frankincense and oil of oregano as well.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... Leibniz
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- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... OpenEyes
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Would love to hear how you got on - did you expel lots of flukes using the myrrh? How long did you take it for? Have there been any improvements in your health?Thanks and well wishes :)
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AND YES I CAN FEEL THEM MOVING. I am very in tune with my body, which is how I figured out that there is something wrong. Felt something in my nose...that has been the worse so far.
Thanks again. You give me confidence to keep going.
- Re: Myrrh for Trematodes (Flukes/Fas... rockymtn
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This is a reply to # 2,405,240Me too! I have had a lot of results with the Myrhh oil. Amazing! Thanks to all who shared this. I am not cleared yet but it it is working,
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Where do You buy your myrrh essential oil?? I got mine very expensive in very small bottle- ordered in the drugstore here...
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