Re: Rabbit Ears, 70428, Monique1, hostess

Hello

I ask myself these questions everyday, because I just can't get over the fact that I really "messed up" the colonies inside me. Back when I started I barely knew what a parasite was, I was extremely ignorant and scared. By the time I took my first course of parasite herbs I "only" suffered from an occasional itchy but and insomnia on full moons. I suspected it was some pinworm or something and it bothered me terribly to know that I had them. When I increased the dosage of the herbs I got the scattering and I was very very surprised, obviously I had a gut full of parasites to begin with, and God knows how long I had had them!

Knowledge is key, read up as much as you can and be careful with those all around parasite-herbs.
Know what you are up against, like rabbitears said do many different tests, find someone who takes this seriously. I visited both doctors and went abroad (hoping that they would be more open minded over there) to meet a tip top parasitologist, did tons of expensive tests. The only thing that came up was traces of antibodies from an Epstein Barr virus infection. The parasitologist said that it is very normal and that it was something I had caught as a kid, so he completely disregarded it.

It is very hard to find a place where you can run different parasite tests, reliable tests, the testing methods are very outdated. It's really sad.

I have completely changed my attitude towards parasites- they are smart, very very smart and very dangerous.

But the question is, does everyone need to kill parasites? But more important, can we kill them with the compounds available out there?

Heck, I still don't know how the answer to that.

Try to stay and live healthy, try to analyze your environment and be careful. Practice good hygiene.

But even then it's not enough all the time. Parasites can lie dormant for years and years and cause trouble later on. Sometimes we attract parasites due things that are out of our control. Pesticides, heavy metals, emotional stress and whatnot. To be honest, I dont know why I have such aggressive parasites or how and when I got them.
I could be a myriad of causes.

BE careful! Do research, find someone who treats this problem seriously. An infested person needs to be looked at from head to toe and need a tailor made protocol.

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