Re: Why can't you get rid of Ascaris when having Flukes?

I started this adventure with only one piece of paper, a positive test result for Ascaris.

I did not need the paper, they were chewing up my body at will, traveling to the lungs on a daily basis, and every time they went past my brain stem they made me shake.

I tried hundreds of herbs, dozens of anti-parasitic extracts, and every pharma drug I could put my hands on. Every dose level, Every duration, every combination. Nothing touched them.

The last trial was extreme dosing of Albendazole, which caused my hair to fall out.

I never touched the Ascaris, They went on business as usual. Then 3 days later a huge fluke kill happened. I knew at that instant, that the fluke kill I did a year earlier was not long enough, or deep enough.

I cranked up the Praziquantel and killed them everywhere. Even in the brain. Blobs, Liver, Flat, and tiny, and large flukes came out. Several who are using my formula as a template report the same results, tons of black, smelly stool, and unbelievable brain pain as they die.
Vitamin D3 modulates the speed of the fluke kill.

Ascaris are another matter. Four to 6 weeks after killing the flukes, Ascaris die at will. Flagyl kills them, Alinia kills them, hell even Mothers Thistle could kill them.

I believe the enzymes that flukes generate, and the toxin load, prevent the body from killing Ascaris. Just a theory. Tweet