Date:   12/8/2007 10:37:10 PM ( 18 y ago)
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The worst thing about this stuff is that you do start doubling yourself, and wondering if the die off is going to just plain kill you. I've really never felt worse in my life than when I'm on the herbs, and they are killing something off. And I have a husband who at most thinks maybe I've gotten a little obcessed.

I've been trying to figure out how to de worm him without killing him, his joints are so fragile and screwed up that I don't think he could deal with the joint swelling and pain from the de wormers. My best shot for him is tumeric, it's also an anti inflamatory. But it's going to have to wait until we survive Christmas, lucky for us the economy is crummy, so we are slower than usualy, we are notoriously slow and busy, so a lot of our faithful regulars did their shopping in Septemeber and Ocotber. We've been so slammed we'd told people to show up Fridays and Sunday morning because that's our slow time, now we are slammed then, and dead the reat of the time. Go figure. We have a screwy way of making a living anyhow.

My main point is this, I got a big nasty eye floater when I did the pyarantel pamoate, which is over the counter drug for pin worms and round worms. I actually did it to shut hubbie up, he's sure there is a magic parasite bullet, and just have to take once, then no more worms. However, after taking the stuff, I came accross literature that indicates that a sub lethal dose will cause a round worm migration, and then I got this nasty floater in my eye.

I am convinced it's a parasite symptom, I'm absolutely with you about parasites causing eye floaters. I also know how scary it is to consider cysts in your brain, I've thought about that one a lot. All I can say it this, the brain is really redundant. From what I've read, if the cyst dies suddenly, which it would with Albutrazole, then you will have siezures. If you kill it slowly, with the herbs, your body has a chance to re-absorb it, and deal with it without as much damage as you would get with a sudden die off. And I suspect without siezures.

parasites are really do or die, once they are established, it's either you or them, so go for it, manage the die off so you still have a life.

I had a stroke skiing about 20 years ago, and my crazy hubbie has a metal plate in his skull (stainless steel guys, hopefully non reactive), and you can survive a lot of damage to the brain, and still retain your essence. And the brain has so much redunancy that if you lose something, you will be able to form new neural connections and re-learn it. And maybe become a little wiser about your own being in the process.

I had a lot of speach problems from the head injury that I gradually mostly have dealt with. I have a few frustrating hold-overs, I can no longer distinguish homonyms without really thinking it through. Especially spelling- I'll look at it, and go, is it tole, or toll? Is it jung or young? That memory file is just plain still scrambled, and probably always will be.

That being said, it's still scary scary stuff. I've currenly got squirms in my upper intestines again, I'm going to do a Liver Flush next week because my liver is sore, I'm still tracking down celtic Sea Salt so I can do more iodine.

And my butt is itching again, and I know what that means. If I weren't so darn busy at work, I'd be on it hard, but it's also smart to let your organs also get clean enough to handle the die off. I also don't want to screw up at work and wind up without a livihood. Which is a definite possibility in what we do, especially at this time of year.

I will be very interested in how you to with clear- maybe I'll be on it after the holidays.

Have a good one! Kill a lot of them!!!

Julie
 

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