Re: Medical malpractice...food for thought

We all are aware that getting a diagnosis is key in the ability to get the appropriate medications to target specific species.

Know that they shedd at different times and hide very well deep into the colon wall,blood and lungs etc.

If you are fortunate to get a diagnose for one parasite but not all that you are hosting and you might be prescribed a few pills.
Keep in mind that a few pills as read in many journals will not do the trick for most.

You can read all the journals you want but do know that the journals that tell the whole truth are not published.
These journals are withheld or are not available even for DR.s to read or look up upon your visit.

So in saying that you may very well be on your own regardless again to self treat or to continue treatment. when they can very well say "I gave you the 3 day course or 15 day course of meds and you should be well"..or" this is all I can do"...or "there is no cure, it is not a pathogen, it is harmless..on and on.

You know your body. You have to be your own DR sometimes, you must be persistant and knowledgable.

ICU" gathered protocols.. is a good place to start.

Also, one thing I found/learned from a former cz member..it is true to keep some things to yourself if you want help..like your access to meds or you have already been self treating, meds, herbs etc. for if you stumble across a Dr. that is not open minded or in disbelief .

One word of caution... when dealing with parasites..it is good to make sure your DR. has EARNED YOU TRUST .

A good Dr. should LISTEN TO THEIR PATIENT and assist in every which way possible to find the answer..the root cause

and will do everything in their power as a good Dr. should to help you. Tweet