Re: Parasite Cleanse?!? Are you nuts?!?

Hi, Barefeetndaisies,

#1, when you are over the initial shock that such things are possible, some very simple logics appear...

... parasites have been with us for thousands of years, because we are animals, and, as R.G. at the Ask Humaworm forum has pointed out, it is their 'job' to remain hidden, undiscovered. Some may lie dormant for a whole human lifetime. Most (70%) cannot be seen without magnifying equipment.

...The body's immune system knows far more about parasites, and how to manage them, than our brains ever will. Many, many times, countless times, a person's immune system eliminates organisms without alerting the brain.

...The people who post here are ONLY those who have outstanding symptoms...or difficulty handling an outbreak when the immune systems are low. And, if one is reading or posting here, some things in their immune systems MUST be working well, or they wouldn't be able to post at all.

...Awakening to the awareness of a possibility switches a person's focus, and symptoms may seem to appear everywhere. That is only a trick of the brain...just in case we may ever need to defend ourselves.

We get what we focus on...period...we SEEM to feel what we THINK about...particularly when the idea is backed by the emotions of a 'new' discovery.

I read some in an oral surgery book when I was 18 and worked for a dental supply house.

How many 'symptoms' did I immediately acquire? That's right, ALL of them!

Be careful what you think, and what you expose yourself to...TV and the Internet included.


In my opinion, read what there is to read (as long as it doesn't upset you); then drop it.

Go on with the rest of life as it unfolds.

One day you may find yourself recalling a bit of information, when you need it...or not recalling it.

Information is simply a resource...for when it is needed. Information isn't the whole pie. Information shouldn't run the brain, or the body, or one's life. Information isn't anything more than a tool, when needed.

And, here, you can only read someone's opinion...and their theories, or experiences. Your own reality may be entirely different.

I've found that my own experiences, bodily 'events', have turned out to be entirely different than anything I had imagined, or read from others.

Being well is an adventure, a private adventure...yours alone.

When we read we may take on the 'symptoms' others describe, until we experience what our own improvements feel like. At first we don't know, and only imagine. Once we actually feel improvement, we stop imagining, and worrying.

We become 'experts' with our own bodies.

Isn't that nice?!

My best,

Fledgling