johnb
11/24/2009
10:46:39 AM | Synthetic chemical anti-helminthics like Ivermectin are typically very specific in their application, both in terms of organisms targeted and method of use (this product specificity is a byproduct of the necessity in the pharmaceutical realm to have protected licensing rights).
They are effective if used as directed, but like many drugs, may produce significant collateral damage (as evidenced by their long list of known side effects) to the liver and other internal organs.
Since Morgellons patients are already dealing with compromised detoxification systems, it makes more sense to go with natural antiparasitics that have less side effects and are effective across a much broader spectrum of organisms.
For those who feel they need the additional support, Logos does have an excellent broad spectrum formula called Parabolish. To learn more, click here
By the way, Mr. CS took Ivermectin for very short time and said it produced profound symptoms of diabetes in him. Many antiparasitics work by inhibiting glucose metabolism in the parasites... what is that doing to their host?
P.S.- The majority of this post was cut and pasted from an earlier post that I found through the search feature.
Blessings to All,
John |
