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MickeyMouseMorg
18 y
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Re: i would ask here twinkledawnn
7 y
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- that sounds like a good idea n/m finallyfaith
18 y
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- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m trapper/kcmo
18 y
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This is a reply to # 347,058a person could make thenm strong, too. a gallon of 10ppm and two to four cups of 35%. my hair got a couple of shades lighter when i was doing it, but what the heck - blondes have more fun, right?
- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m esme90
18 y
18,773
This is a reply to # 347,060Umm, I'm Chinese and quite fond of my brown hair;-)
Yes, I'm in the UK. Had thought of the hydrogen peroxide (thanks for the chemical formula)but just haven't got round to sourcing it. Trip to chemist, I think. It isn't off the shelf stuff, so will have to speak to pharmacist. Bet you they will only sell weak stuff over the counter (ie without prescription from doctor), so will have to make do. Not sure about the home gadgetry business - sounds like a major project when I don't have an essay to write.
Will let you know how it goes.
Is the Colloidal Silver they sell in health food shops any good?
Rgds
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- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m trapper/kcmo
18 y
18,427
MoreThis is a reply to # 347,065look for ionic Colloidal Silver with a strength of no more than 30ppm. stay away from high strength(ppm) and anything saying it is a protein.
- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m esme90
18 y
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This is a reply to # 347,070Okay, folks, I couldn't find food grade hydrogen peroxide, so I decided to forget ingesting, and bought 6% ordinary, and a little bottle of Colloidal Silver . Yesterday night, I used some cotton wool to apply h202 to the skin of 1 leg, and waited for a bit. It stung, and then quietened down - then, after about 5 mins, I felt the old creepy crawly feeling (I hven't felt that in months, since I've been on this parasite cleanse). I take a look at my leg, and there are some (not as many as in previous incidents) of those little white fibres that Morgellon sufferers go on about. Moreover, there are little white craters in my skin (like burst bubbles), again, not tons, but a few. I figure that the h202 dissolves the egg casings of this thing, which left me with live ones crawling around waiting to reinfect me or other people. I promptly got the vinegar, and the fibres dissolved, much to my satisfaction - leaving the vinegar cloudy.
The colloidal didn't do much on the skin. But I found some floaters in my eye, so decided to try the colloidal in the eye (read somewhere that it can help), so far little effect, perhaps too soon to tell.
Rgds
esme90- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m trapper/kcmo
18 y
18,410
This is a reply to # 347,071i would never put anything in my eye that i didnt make myself. please be careful.
- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m esme90
18 y
18,509
This is a reply to # 347,072Thanks for the concern. I'm aware of the silver accumulation problems, and don't intend to use the silver for very long. In fact, the worm problem in the R. eye seems to have already resolved after 1 application, so I will treat both R. and L. today and then leave it alone.
There's no way that 2 applications could create a massive accumulation, and my body will digest what's applied eventually.
Rgds
esme90- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m trapper/kcmo
18 y
18,586
This is a reply to # 347,073it is not argyria i am worried about. it is putting something that is contaminated with worse stuff than i already have into my eyes. i have a healthy paranoia toward all commercial products, in particular concerning the eyes(one set to a customer!)
- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m trapper/kcmo
18 y
18,586
- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m esme90
18 y
18,509
- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m trapper/kcmo
18 y
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- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m rico222
10 y
11,676
This is a reply to # 347,070Colloidal Silver I forgot about that Great stuff. OH and people do not drink any booze of any kind with any fenbendazole you may have a vary bad reaction And remember that horse bendazole is ? 10% and safe-guard fenbendazole is 22.2 % strength I just five fingered discounted another 9 packets at walmart Sorry hay I am out of work no heat here and down from 165 lbs to 140 I need to save money to feed the boy and his blood pressure meds due to a renal stenosis I keep praying god help us. The rescued doggies the good boy never done anything wrong in his life and me I have been real good untel now, I think god and walmart may forgive me. in my desperation and cronic unimagineable pain.
- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m esme90
18 y
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- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m trapper/kcmo
18 y
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- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m esme90
18 y
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- Re: that sounds like a good idea n/m trapper/kcmo
18 y
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- Re: i would ask here Nickyjane
10 y
11,580
This is a reply to # 347,056Oh dear. Not the hair. Please hear me. I went to Sutherland Hospital 3 times and had Morgellons for 6 months before I even knew what it was. Used every treatment known to man. Finally the Hospital called me. Apologising profusly and put me straight on medication called Amilsulpride. It Worked. Took 2 months and I was clean. Skin back to normal.
I was getting hairballs out of my skin as well. Please get on this medication and deal with your diet changes later. Needs to be alkaline diet.
Poor things. - Re: i would ask here Nickyjane
10 y
11,545
This is a reply to # 347,054This is real. I found a drug called Amilsulpride and it worked. Sutherland Hospital in Sydney now acknowledge Morgellons Disease as physical.
It cured me in 2 months.
Garlic worked well before I took the medication and lemon juice on the skin helped. I don't take the meds atm. I plan on sticking to an alkaline diet.They say it's because our bodies have become acidic. Who knows. All I know is Amilsulpride cured Morgellons disease in me. - Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
2,815
This is a reply to # 347,050Ha….well, Ivermection or HCQ would probably work, but good luck with that. HCQ is used for patients with Arthritis due to lyme disease. But there is so much scrutiny with these products, and doctors are reserving them for covid patients (i.e., they are allotted only so many silver bullets). My physician says fenbendazole is very similar, so between that and doxycycline, I’m basically on a covid cocktail. She very specifically told me only to get Merck brands. Safeguard or Panacur. On Amazon, it’s about $6 for a three day supply. About $9 from an online pet store.
I realize I am repeating myself (see my other posts) but here is what I do.
Orally:
1g (10 pound dog) Panacur or Safeguard pulsed, 4 days on, 3 off (I mix in applesauce; it has no taste.)
100 mg twice daily doxycycline (or I could have gotten a z-pack, but this is easier on the stomach)
Going up on the Safeguard dose was painful, causing breakouts and scabbing. Safeguard helps the fibers release; the Antibiotic helps the pain.
Topically, blend in a mini processor :
1/3 jar Albolene (morgellons hates an oil cleanser, seems to gorge on it and then die, a bit. This one I like for its consistency. Cheap, too)
1g packet fenbendazole
A couple pumps Le Mieux O2 calming gel (I think you could sub aloe gel, but haven’t tried this). Helps dissolve the fenbendazole. (The calming gel is about $22, so not much more expensive than aloe.)
Use very generously, massaging in and then removing debris (a polite term). Blending it well helps distinguish the white “easter eggs” that pop out — this is another kill mechanism that seems related to combining the O2 gel with the cleansing oil. You may not get that using an aloe gel. (But will probably get all the other crap that comes out.). Morgellons fibers still need to be removed, but this helps a lot.
An ivermectin cream is super expensive, $700-$800 a pop, and insurance probably won’t cover.
I keep reposting occasionally so the information gets out. As others say, it is not an instant cure but a treatment that takes time. But I do know the despair, and have made significant progress. As information gets out, hopefully treatment options will continue to improve. I am very deeply blessed that I have a sympathetic and highly competent physician to work with on this. It’s not even her specialty; but she is a true healer.- Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
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This is a reply to # 2,441,941Forgot to add — my physician thought about adding ivermection, but decided against it as it often doesn’t work a second time. So she is saving it in case I need it later.
In addition, while she has treated numerous covid patients successfully, she has one patient using Ivermectin for long term treatment (months) and insurance is pushing back. She said I need to be on medication long term (for six months after my skin clears) to address long term risks of neurological effects and possible hard to treat “cancers”. As anyone with this disease knows, the brain fog is as troubling as the skin symptoms. While my lyme tests were negative, as was a test for aspergillus mold, it is assumed an unknown spirochete bacteria is present.
So you DO need to see a doctor for a long term Antibiotic prescription.
Bacteria can also form stubborn biofilms. So, whether we are empirically addressing a bacteria (fenbendazole helps break down the biofilm), a parasite (which carries bacteria), or even a virus, this approach is a broad one. I first saw my physician monthly, and now quarterly, for follow up. Her expertise has been incredibly helpful and I am one of the very few lucky ones to have my doctor’s support. So I feel obligated to share. She combines both standard and alternative treatments with her patients, and as a practitioner of functional medicine (who she says recognized Morgellons 10 years ago!), her primary concern is effective treatment (vs. long theoretical discussions). I find myself similarly frustrated with people who want o study morgellons forever versus jumping in and devising a treatment, which certainly can evolve. People are suffering, and their disease is progressing. While the approach I am on may not ultimately be the optimal treatment, it is reversing the disease and I am healing. Healing takes time; and time takes time. By sharing, I do hope someone can take this and even improve upon it. Sharing adds to our collective intelligence. God bless.- Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
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This is a reply to # 2,441,942Pictures, showing before treatment, and one of my latest pictures
(For some reason, this upload flipped upside down)
(This picture also shows a capsule fragment I found…..? I was drugged once. I know there are other theories about where Morgellons comes from, but I found a couple of these, pink/purple with some kind of writing on them, so how I got my disease might be unique..)
In any case, again focusing on a solution, you can see how I progressed over the two years. See my prior posts on the fenbendazole/ Antibiotic treatment I’ve been on.
- Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
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This is a reply to # 2,441,943
Adding another note…here is a picture of the facial cleansing cloth I use to clean my tweezers, after maybe four or five days work.
I posted this because using the Albolene/fenbendazole/O2 calming gel mixture (see prior post for recipe) can seem like it’s not working. Especially first thing in the morning when I apply it. Almost nothing. So I leave it on for a bit. I remove the tiniest dots. I remove hair, using my tweezers in a sweeping motion. What is important here is not that it removes a lot to start, but it gets the lymph moving in the skin and loosens things up. Then I get bigger dots. Then I hit a sweet spot where one removal creates a sort of domino, leading to the next removal. The skin kind of has to warm up, then will release for a while. Then the releases taper. Then I add more cream to keep the skin soaking it in, and come back to it later. Usually then it releases a lot more.
It is still time consuming, unfortunately. (If it came out all at one, you’d have scary black crap coming out at inopportune times. I do finish work on my skin about a half hour before going out, and recheck for anything that popped out.)
It is very incremental. But you can see what comes out in about a weeks time.
(I took lots of pictures early on to document all the weird stuff coming out, and still do for anything super unusual. . But that takes time I’d rather spend just removing it.)- Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
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This is a reply to # 2,442,571Oh, Happy Day!! I had to share. As they say, don’t give up before the miracle happens….
Working on my skin has been very time consuming. I still have a mass on my chin, about 1” x 2”. Not as deep or noticeable as before — no one asks about my skin anymore. And two guys gave me their number in the last couple weeks, so I guess I’m presentable.
Anyways, been asking God if I will be at this forever. I knew that theoretically, working top down with the topical and bottom up with oral medication, that some day they would meet. Also, the growth seems to have some type of collective intelligence going (far outliers on my cheek release from work on my chin) so sometime I’d manage to kill enough of it for it to give up.
That day is today . I did have to go harder on one last hardened spot but last night noted the mass got an overall grayish hue. And removing it got suddenly easier and the releases are just coming. It’s snowballing. Finally. Yay!!!
- Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
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- Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
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- Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
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- Re: I’m confused DaisyFarm
3 y
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This is a reply to # 347,035
//www.curezone.org/clark/parasites.asp
Sounds like you don't have Morgellons, doctors are lazy and inept. You have worms.
- Re: fenbendazole is working rudenski
18 y
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- Re: fenbendazole is working MickeyMouseMorg
18 y
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This is a reply to # 347,040Yep...they're "threads"...actually it's either worms or an organism that has wormlike extensions. And they DO MOVE. Check it out...Twilight Zone for sure folks.
- Re: fenbendazole is working MickeyMouseMorg
18 y
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- Re: fenbendazole is working MickeyMouseMorg
18 y
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This is a reply to # 347,039Morgellons IS worms! I don't know why Dr. Wymore is saying they're not worms, perhaps it IS an organism that has "wormlike" extensions on it, who knows.
But it is NOT the common type, every day garden variety pinworm type, but rather it is what I and alot of others might believe to be a "genetically modified or engineered nematode". That's why I figured and reasoned that maybe, just maybe...if a product kills worms in one mammal, it may kill them in another type of mammal. So, hence, I got brave and went to the friggin' pet dept. at Walmart and got "Safeguard" for dogs, with the ingredient fenbendazole. Hey when you're almost suicidal, you try to do SOMETHING for yourself rather than ending it all.- Re: fenbendazole is working rudenski
18 y
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This is a reply to # 347,044so why would you assume the dog de-wormer would work faster than the human de-wormer? just look in the forums and you can see many testimonies from people who have used various anti- parasite products with fabulous success. whats in that dog de-wormer you are taking anyway?
- Re: fenbendazole is working rudenski
18 y
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This is a reply to # 347,035
safety is one issue
but what about efficacy?
any parasitic disease has a cycle that has to be interuupted, and many of them quite conplex which why usually mom dies and the thousand larvae are immune to treatment
just saying ... please becareful, as you could easily go from treating a benign disease to creating a hyperinfection, which WILL occir if you have stronyloids and you could die.
See, so mostly when we talk about safety of drugs, side effects are infection related. Meaning the uninfected control group typically feels no side effect while the test group will experience die off and/or reinfection.
I dont think i would use that for less that 3 days and the proper wt doage... which i believe is 50 mg. If you're interested, the half life is 16h with peak conc at 4h. Its also very broad sprectrum (good drug actually) killing rounds, hooks, taenia, and some flukes.... but watch out fo those larvae because the can be MORE dangerous.
anyway .... my 2 cents
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This is a reply to # 347,035
This is a reply to # 347,035
The good news is, your doing it right.
The bad news is, you will still be using fenben years from now. Luckily it is not so harsh on the organs as ivermectin or pyrantel pamoate, which are also effective and approved for humans.
I'm speaking from intuition and personal experience of 300 fenben doses, obv not scientific studies. Well, there are no studies yet for Morgs treatments.
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