Re: Weapons Of Mite Destruction

Hi, back for an update.

Much better, still a few resistant spots.

Scabies eggs (this species anyway) seem to have a remarkable ability to stay dormant in the skin for very long periods of time. Survival adaptation, presumably.

On Ivermectin. I've been thinking over something I read about deaths related to Ivermectin in nursing homes. I'm not a medical specialist, but from my experience I don't think it was caused by the Ivermectin.

I think it was from giving Ivermectin WITHOUT ALSO giving Antibiotics and benedryl at the same time.

The dead and dying thousands of mites killed by my Ivermectin use set off a really serious infection, bordering on septicemia-I had chills, fever, swelling, and just kept getting sicker and sicker. The lymph glands in my legs got overloaded and started oozing.

A lot (three series) of Antibiotics cleared it, but I worry what could happen to someone older and weaker who doesn't get any Antibiotics .

I believe it is critically important to take antibiotics and benedryl when using Ivermectin for a huge scabies infection, the Norwegian kind, for sure.

Scabies is a nightmare for a healthy person. I think for someone who has health issues and/or compromised immunity it could be much worse than a nightmare.

My immense thanks to ICU for the Ivermectin protocol and Antibiotic information.




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