Pancreatic fluke

I've found that if I do a Liver Flush about 5 days before the New Moon, and before the Full Moon phases, and hit the parasites harder before, during, and for a few days after- I've gotten good kills. Usually by upping dosages for herbal deworming products, taking several together, and adding something extra.

Through the Alt Med Dr, I'm taking two herbal products together right now. It can change for what products test to be the best for me each time I go in (3 wks to a month in between appt's), and different herb combo's do work to kill different parasites, so it depends on what is being killed at the time...and at what dosage I need to take the products. And I say products, because the Dr tests me for whatever I test for...and sometimes I've had as many as 5 at a time. I haven't had a small load of parasites, and I've wondered more than once...for all the ones I've seen visibly--how many have I not seen that are microscopic?

He's tested me for this each time, but for the first time, I muscle-tested strong for the Paracidin from Quantum, or Premiere Research Labs. It's supposed to target flukes, and specifically the liver, pancreas, spleen (and gallbladder). The other product I'm on too is Para-Gard from Integrative Therapeutics. Even if there are common herbs in each of the products, they also all have different herbal blends too. I'm also on a homeopathic called Vermex.

The one other thing I started last week, was a one month homeopathic treatment series for Epstein Barr Virus. According to Hulda Clark , EBV comes from the Pancreatic Fluke, and when the Pancreatic fluke is gone, so is the EBV.

My liver, (no gallbladder) has continued to have stones for a full year, Liver Flushing regularly every 2 weeks, not small, and not a few. 2 weeks ago, and this flush done 2 nights ago, between both flushes, I got a total of 4 stones. I don't believe it's because I've "flushed my liver clean" with liver flushes, like is commonly thought here on CZ--just do enough flushes--400 if that's what it takes..What I'm sure has made a difference, was finally learning what the liver specifically needed to be able to do it's job like it should.

The other thing that I believe has made a big difference this past month, has been once again taking the 3,000 mg of Coq10, and 1000 mg of L-Cysteine 3x a day ( Hulda Clark clean-up), but with the lightly ozonated olive oil not available right now, using Coconut oil, or Pumpkin Seed Oil instead. And killing 4 dwarf Tapeworms the first day. Two weeks later (the Full Moon) once again, one of the "extras" I added was another dose of the Coq10 and L-cysteine, and pumpkin seed oil (and neem oil in capsules), and got another dwarf tapeworm. They live off of bile (and lead).

So, a better liver flush, only a few stones again--but a toilet full of floating "navy bean" looking things, with a red line in them. It didn't look like what the Ascaris eggs have looked like, although somewhat similar. Pancreatic fluke is what finally came to mind...if Hulda is right, and the EBV leaves when the pancreatic fluke is gone...in order for the EBV homeopathics to get rid of the EBV virus--the pancreatic fluke has to go. I have seen some of these before, but not as many, and they definetly came out in a Liver Flush (and more in the coffee enema follow up).

My "wondering" is...what if the dwarf Tapeworms were able to block them off in the pancreas prior to me killing them....and the EBV homeopathics did hit them...along with the Paracidin that is supposed to target the flukes in the liver/pancreas/spleen (gallbladder) areas, & zapping 2 sessions a day, and a few extras like the Neem oil and Chinese wormseed oil in capsules, plus the added liver supplements (amino acids, antioxidants, vitamins/minerals), and a better quality magnesium malate that is absorbed.

Or...are these for sure pancreatic flukes? If you look at Hulda's illustration, and go by the measurements I found on the internet for them (8-16 mm, which is 5/16th-5/8th inch) by (5-8.5mm, which is 3/16th-about 5/8th inch)..they are the right size...about the size of a navy bean, and smaller. Light colored, with a reddish line, and they float.

Here's my pic I scanned:






Here's Hulda's illustration of them, page 57


http://www.royalrife.com/cure.pdf

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