Re: nj133: Roundworm Toxocara Cati Infection & Treatment - Albendazole & Ivermectin Protocol

Well what I have read so far is that intestinal worms are anaerobic and can't thrive in an oxygen-rich environment. I don't know why intravenous H202 is not covered by insurance/widely accepted, because no one has ever been harmed by it from what i've read. And it truly worked wonders for me. If you can find a place that will do it, I highly recommend it... And remember to let it drip slow, don't be in a rush. The longer the IV lasts the better, according to my mom.

On the subject of die-off and blockage, taking papain (papaya) should help with that, if i'm not mistaken. It helps the body to digest proteins (parasites). Also bromelain enzyme is inside the VRM2 that i'm taking and supposedly the point of those being in there is the same thing, to help the body actually "digest" the worms. In a lot of people that have parasites, our entire GI tracts are super stressed because of how much extra food it has to process, the presence of all of the toxins being constantly released, etc... So it might need a little extra help to treat these parasites like they're food and break them down. Either way I don't think you should be afraid to kill them for any reason. They're pretty tough, you won't kill them all at once with anything. What we can hope for is to kill a few at a time until they're all gone. My experience with the acuscope (AKA zappers, I guess) is that they do NOT like it. You know how your stomach rumbles for a split second when you get hungry? Had a feeling like that go on continuously for 30 minutes once I put the plates on. And I don't have to eat as much on the days that I do it either, leading me to believe that they're mortally wounded by it somehow, to the point where they're not feeding on my food.