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How I Cured Morgellons
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| Original 4/26/2014 Post | |
Amanda2011 4/26/2014 5:41:56 PM | I found laundry relief. Have morgellons for almost 3 years now. What helps a lot is soaking your laundry in Epsom Salt. It has been three years I tried to get rid of these from my cloths and here is the protocol. My symptoms are almost gone. Soak Your laundry in Epsom Salt. I buy one big bag in Walmart for about 4 dollars I think. It is blue bag unscented. Use half of that bag in a big bucket, I use a rope handled tub. Fill up with water more than half, put half of that bag of Epsom Salt in the tub, put a cup of detergent. Put your laundry in the water, and put heavy stuff on the laundry, I put buckets of water to make sure everything is under the water. This is the key. All has to be under the water. Soak from 45-60 minutes, then start putting it in the washing machine. Do not leave the laundry in the water for more than one hour, this thing likes water. Then wash your laundry. Use medium heat in the dryer. Done! You can wash your cloths once a week, or once in three days. Little by little this thing will die off. Do not forget to wash your coats and jackets if you put them on. Your sheets and if you can wash blankets like that you will get rid off this sooner. Wash everything for a week, that you need to wear. It is like a fungus spreads from one piece of clothing to another. I have been using this and no holes or anything in my clothing. I hang my clothing in a closet and only have one set of sheets to wash once a week or once in three days.Also, make sure your newly washed clothing don't touch unwashed ones. Hope this helps someone out there. Good Luck! |
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Craig 12/2/2016 7:50:05 AM edit upload | Guten Tag Shari, I have had to use a laundromat in the past. The issue with front loaders is usually not having a soaking cycle long enough to be effective. Your choices are to use the sink tub at the laundromat if allowed and not busy but that is usually not the case so soaking at home first, although a chore and heavy to carry around, seems to be the only option that I can think of. Both products, Kleen Green and MMS, have been effective according to others. I prefer MMS because it is less expensive, however if I could I would alternate them. I soak for an hour but others have said 30 minutes works. After soaking load clothes in plastic bags and carry to laundromat. I use 25 activated drop of MMS in the soaking process. Mel has said that you need to be careful about bleaching out the clothes but I don't worry about that since these are all old clothes. I always dry on the hottest setting. I feel for you having to use such facilities having been there for awhile and it gets expensive. There is a recent Saturday conference call with Cathee the owner of Kleen Green in which she discuses using it for laundry. Hope this helps. Peace, joy and blessings to you and all of us together. Craig |
Shari 12/1/2016 2:44:33 PM | Hello everyone! I am writing to ask a question about laundry since my washing situation has changed and I have some energy today. I was wondering if anyone has washed with clean green borax arm and hammer and vinegar using a front loader? I have recently found out that New York only has front loaders near me, and I've never used one before! Any advice at all on how to wash for Morgellons using a front loader (specifically at the laundromat); l since we don't have a washer and dryer. I would be soooo grateful! Thank you so much and God bless, Shari |
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