Me, too.

Not in as much detail as you, Frank, but I was certain I knew just what was happening inside.

However, my Humaworm cleanse proved that the majority of my critters were microscopic...invisible without a microscope.

Had to be, because their waste, ammonia, reduced from my system in one week, taking a certain low-grade headache I've had for years, with it. Thank goodness! I had all kinds of ideas what might be in my head! Or, sinuses! Or, the back of my neck! Etcetera!

More than that, after a few 'looks' in the toilet, since I had seen nothing that could be called definitive results, I no longer cared what I flushed. OUT was simply the best thing that has happened to me in years!

You could have exactly what you think, a big ol' nasty worm, or, it may be a conglomeration of other things.

The point is that you now have a good way to help yourself.

You are living proof that you are stronger than any ailment that has ever passed your way!

Frank the Invincible! Frank the Conqueror! Frank the Strong and Well!

Picture THAT!!!

Most of all, you are bigger than whatever it is. It is entirely dependent on what you do. And you are going to do without it.

So, muster your energies, your beautiful, powerful energies...and prevent any damage that thing, or conglomeration of things, can try.

You are the owner of your body, your energies, your every cell...and your cells can work wonders.

Imagine, to your heart's content. Imagine all the tools you need to sweep, and wash your body clean, from the inside. Imagination, itself, is a wonderful tool.

Imagine out loud, if you wish, right here. You'll find we cheer very, very well.

My best,

Fledgling

I forgot...rants are very useful!

But, for them to be very useful, no one must give ANY advice...just cheer when you do a good one.

AND, rants must be time-limited.

You, anyone, are limited to fifteen minutes a go...lest anyone gets carried away.

So, if you are ranting, and, if you are within the fifteen minute limit, ignore all of what I said...except the part about 'Frank the Conqueror', okay?

And, tell us when you are in rant mode, okay?

Then we'll cheer until we all fall on our sofas in laughter...okay?

There is more than one way to skin a cat. (Isn't that the MOST awful old saw you ever heard???)

Now, be sure NOT to smile while you rant. It spoils the effect, dreadfully. I mean, how the heck can we giggle when you are grinning widely, as you say the AWFULNESS of it all?

F.

what should I eat while waiting for the humaworm. I can't tolerate fatty foods. Actually I can't really can't tolerae anything, it all gives me a bad reaction. Should I just eat nothing but slippery elm or something like that, I know that's very building for debilitated individuals.

Listeners are welcome, as long as they DON'T give advice, and DO applaud enthusiastically...which means they gotta recognize what it is. Carry a sign, I think would be good.

No references to anyone's looks, intelligence level, or the way one's mother dresses you.

All rants to be kept to 15 minutes, unless the ranter gets the giggles earlier.

Oh yeah, no missiles, of any size.

That should do it.

To tell you the truth, Frank, I was pretty sure in what I posted, but I still hoped you wouldn't get p'd off and ignore me. The point is to recognize the validity of your complaint, without causing you fear...we've all already got enough of that!

Babe, you are strong! Anyone who can fast for thirty days, AND hold their own against nay-sayers, needs applause.

Okay, I don't know a thing about what to do next, but I'm guessing that it would be best to get as close to small amounts of nutritious food as you can get.

I'm also guessing that the 1/4 tsp. daily of the good things R.G. suggests would be useful. Maybe a little heavier on the onions and garlic...basics in our kitchen.

I know that I made mistakes with cayenne, before my cleanse...that just stirred up the nasties. I'm also guessing that cayenne needs to be balanced by the other good things in Humaworm...else why have a 'formula'?

We've been eating about one soupspoon a day of raw pumpkin seeds (in the cooler at your healthfood store) for a long time. Some say it takes much more than that to really zap a tapeworm, but I guess a few a day would keep him groggy. Ask R.G.

Raw cashews, or almonds (with or without skins), or coconut make a good creamy milk. Whiz them with a 1/4 to 1/2 cup water, at first, so they don't just swim around.

Cottage cheese is nice. Maybe run a little flax seed through a coffee grinder, and pour on a tiny drizzle of blackstrap molasses, or one of those superior honeys.

I don't know, as I say, but I would think that tiny bits of food, and warm drinks or soup, often, would coax Frank's delicate system.

That's how I'd baby you, Frank, if I were your momma. And chickensoup, with bits of celery, carrot, onion, garlic, parsnips, parsley/cilantro, and a drop of olive oil/coconut oil. Sprouted grain bread, maybe as thin toast...with sweet butter. A little forkful of alfalfa sprouts, mung bean sprouts. A little nice steamy cuppa herbal tea.

Easy does it, and often.

For your friend, fill the house with goodwill...no matter what. This is a time to bless your home, unconditionally. The last thing either of you need is worry or scratchiness. Offer him the food you are having...even just the offer is a good thing, whether or not he accepts.

Just think the words. The house fills up with wholesomeness automatically. Smile, and have a little laugh once in a while, even for no reason at all. That's the stuff of miracles.

Walk in the park, or run or skip around outside for a minute or two. Toss a handful of snow, if you've got some.

In the north country they have a pipe that runs from the outside, all the way across a bedroom. There's a little cap on the innermost end. They open that cap for one minute, once a day, to get fresh air inside, in winter. Winter is pretty cold there.

They measure the cold by how high the ice rises on the inside of the kitchen door. The milkman put his bottles directly in the icebox...careful not to slide on the ice on the kitchen floor. The kids went to school looking like moving beehives of woolen outerwear. I guess they spent most of their schoolday getting out, and back in.

Somewhere, there are always good things happening. Get yourself some, several times a day, Frank, everyone...even if it is just a picture in your head. Very bracing.

Have you noticed that changes for the better happen in small increments? You take a little walk around your neighborhood, and you see the green shoots of daffodils and tulips. You share a smile with the expectant gardener. Before long you find yourself sharing a cup of tea with an interesting friend. Life is always full of promise.

Now that you are thoroughly tired of reading my ramblings, tuck yourself down for a cosy nap.

Grin!

Fledgling

Oh yes, notice every good thing about both yourself and your roommate. The rest may slip away in good cheer.

F.

This is what I did...


http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=749793


But, I didn't do a thirty-day fast, first!

So, others will have better suggestions for you, I'm sure.

That tea I made was lovely and soothing, but I don't know how you'd feel about 'Oo, Ee, Ow', around your kitchen, Frank.

If ever that happens, I highly recommend sitting down, immediately.

Pamper yourself. Things will become apparent in good time. You can trust that.

You've been dealing with these questions for a long, long time. Your good body will let you know.

Adjust, adjust, adjust.

F.