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Floaters and weight loss


Eye Floaters:

Standard approach is to use the filarial formula.
A complete history is usually taken. Headaches and floaters can be a parasitic issue.
But bacterial infections, and other issues could be the cause.
While there are millions of species, there are only a dozen meds.
Floaters can be a retina issue, get an eye exam.
Floaters can be ITP, Get a blood platelet count.
Floaters can be issue with leaking blood vessels.
You could have a pathogen.
Having other parasite issues and eye floaters is common.
Floaters should stop in a few weeks if the problem is parasitic in nature, and the filarial meds are taken.
Floaters will return several months after meds are stopped. This indicates additional challenge tests are made, to identify the species causing the problem.


Albendazole
Ivermectin
DEC

These are filarial meds.
Filarial stages L2 can be so small or microscopic, they cannot be seen. L2 species like Loa Loa are a half inch long and say 30 thousandths in diameter. They can be seen.

Ivermectin IVM paste, especially the apple kind, can be rubbed around the eye, and over the eye lid, but not on the eye itself.
Topical dose is about a standard dose. If using Durvet, say 1/4 inch used on face AM/PM
Internal dose per day is dialed in weight in yogurt.

Albendazole is internal dose, less than 8mg/kg/D to keep your hair. Start slow. Albendazole tablets are available in 200mg dose. Liquid dose oral syringe in yogurt is the proper way to get exact dose. 113 mg/ml in yogurt. Half life is 4 hours. For 100kgs person, 2ml in 3 TBS yogurt, every 6 hours. This is ~8mg/kg/D total dose. One person reported that topical albendazole is helpful as well.

DEC Dimmitrol is available in 200mg tablets. To start, break into quarters, and spend a few days of increase to single tablet. If heart pain, stop or lower dose. Sleep on Left side for a few nights. DEC is a filarial species and stage med. If you have Dirofilarial infection, DEC must be ramped slowly. Nominal stasis dose is 2mg/kg/D. Stasis controls population. So keeping dose to 200mg/D should go well, and is not a strong dose, So should not stir up large worm activity if you have one. Do not be surprised if it stirs up problems with almost every white worm species, filarial stage. If you react to DEC, you may need a spectrum of white worm meds. Which meds depends on Species.

In rare cases it is possible microtapeworm. That one needs Internal Prazi, but trip to eye doctor should see in lens, and will see worm that has segments. Nematode round worms may be identified, but out of a few dozen folks in the group over the years, only one had a visible species. Lake water can contain a number of flatworm species, and or tapeworms. These require a flatworm formula, Praziquantel, Albendazole, Vitamin D, and Calcium.


Nano's also can infect eye socket. They are a red worm. Identification can be made by a drop of clove bud oil, if it burns the skin, I mean really burns, you have nanos. Treatment is Thyme oil, and pine needle oil, but both will burn the eyeball. So make sure application is not to close to the eye.

Most folks with floaters had a white worm hyperinfection, and did not know it. Ascaris, Hookworms can locate near enough to cause eye problems.
Red worm infection happen, just not as often. Several species are known to cause visual disturbance, depth perception, vision loss, itch, bone or joint pain.

Early Stage Lyme disease can also affect your eyes with floaters.

Weight loss can be low bile salt, a runaway GI infection, Tapeworms, Flukes, others. In a large infection other secondary symptoms appear, like rashes, hot or cold flashes, weight gain or loss, brain fog, etc. A single dose of Pyrantel pin X should be done. If there is an intestine parasite, a lot of pain will result. Magnesium Sulfate should be taken before, during, and after test, 1030mg, and lots of distilled water, milk.

Weight loss from Parasitic infections can cause the body to get acid, loss of essential minerals and metals, systemic bacterial or yeast infections.

Often you have no clue you have a massive parasitic infection, until you start to treat. Then you realize how bad you are when dying parasites release their toxins. Months or years are required to cure.

Usually I suggest starting with a PH paper test under the tongue, Hair analysis for essential minerals and metals, and a few basic challenge tests of meds at a medium to low level for 3 days each med, one at a time. If there are reactions to the meds, further challenge tests are indicated. If there are no reactions to the meds, then look elsewhere.





 

 
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