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Clean home environment?

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Original 3/3/2009 Post

Annie J
3/3/2009
6:37:13 PM


Hello, Mel. I'm curious: do you feel like cleaning the home/car/clothing etc is important to beating Morgellon's? I feel like my symptoms worsen when I spend time on the upholstered furniture where I've slept, or other places that might be 'infested' (for example, after being in the spot in front of the washer/dryer near where the dirty laundry sits, I tend to feel more bites on my legs and feet.) If I cure the Morgs in my body, and in my dog's body, do we not need to purge the house, too?
Thank you so much for your time; I desperately needed hope today.
Annie

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LD
1/26/2017
6:25:38 PM


Peter, I definitely know i got mine from lice and it mutated into morgellons. Just like people who got bitten by a tick and got lymes. I and a naturalist have seen the parasite in my blood. What I saw first was all the different kids of fibers but now it is this weird parasite that has different forms as it changes from the seed, cocoon stage to it's present weird stage. It is all about getting your body in shape to fight off the parasite in it's different stages so that is why you have to have a long dose of the bactrium which most Drs. won't prescribe so staying on a protocol is the next best thing to get relief and be able to not let this consume your life.

peter
1/24/2017
2:23:59 AM


Hello LD

The Carnicom Institute identifies the bio chemistry of the Morgellons bacterial protein as a di-peptide structure with a sulfur bond at it's core. It oxidizes iron from the hemoglobin rendering red blood cells unable to bind oxygen for delivering respiration to the individual cells. But it is bacterial.

The research further shows that glutithione, vitamin C, and n-acetyl cysteine have measurable properties for breaking of the sulfur bond thus reducing the growth of the structure. Mel's protocol delivers adequate support with each and eventually does mitigate this infection.

Try to shift your focus to view this as infection with secondary parasites. If you can, work the protocol in coordination with your PCP. The immune suppression does reverse as we lower the infection load. Clean the environment, exercise, manage stress, provide the Logos nutrient and glandular support, and develop strategies that invest in immune-therapy.....and you will bring forth significant gains.

Blessings,
peter



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