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From: "MK"
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2002 00:49:57 -0400
Subject: [DrClark] parasites uninvited



Hello group,
I've been lost in cyberspace due to a change in my email address and have
just found my way back.


Last night I unexpectedly passed a mass of parasites in the toilet bowl! I
hadn't even done a parasite cleanse. I had taken alot of CoQ10 24 hours
previously and through the night because of a pain in my chest.


I'm assuming it was parasites. . . it looked like a bowl of hard crunchy egg
noodles that you put Chinese food over. That's all there was! I've been
under alot of stress. I had enormous cramps. I just thought it was nerves.
But I guess it wasn't!


I knew I should be happy, but disliking bugs tremendously, I'm thoroughly
disgusted that those came out of me!!!


Has anyone laid on their side and felt like a small snake was crawling
inside your skin to your heart? That started me wondering; if parasites get
in your heart . . . what happens? And if you kill them in your heart, how
do you pass them out ?


I'd taken the CoQ10, niacin and magnesium because of a pain in my chest. I
took the combination off and on during the night.


I'm fine now except for the shock of what came out of me. You read about
parasites all the time and know they're bound to be there, but the first
site is a real shocker.


Is that what the end product, no pun intended, of a parasite cleanse looks
like? I'm sorry if I grossed anyone out. I knew this was the only place I
could discuss this openly.


I haven't been zapping because I need bloodwork done and if I zap before
bloodwork, everything comes out fine. (what does that tell you) I want to
know what is going on. What I'm working against. Then I'll zap and do
what's necessary.


Thanks for listening,
Kate
 

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