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How I Cured Morgellons
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2/23/2010 10:30:39 AM | Deb - Yes I would like to see the articles that you are using. Please get my email from Mel or Pam. Thank you. You are right about stromectol. I have used it many times and it has not worked. But we are using a new strategy now. I can't undestand how it has cured my pets (revolution is the same drug) yet it is not curing us. Maybe we are doing something wrong. Maybe it needs to be long term. Is it dangerous?, maybe, but when given the option of living with this and wondering what the future brings for me and my family, I would rather take that chance. So I am trying it again. Stromectol goes into the skin and into the intestines. I am also on Fluconazole which kills yeast all throughout the body, even in the brain. If I can't kill them on the skin, they always have a place to go. Everytime the inside intestinal terrain is hostile they can wait it out in the skin, in the nose, in the ears, eyes, hair, under the nails, etc. Or they can even wait it out on my son. Any time I thought I was cured he got worse. When he became normal again I got it back. This is the problem we are facing. This is why we are not killing this. I am hoping that a good strong dose of stromectol every 3 days will help kill them as they hide in the skin. Also need to kill them constantly on the skin - undernails, in hair. I also have a sulfur ointment that I mix with a mositurizer. I easily get everything out of my skin daily just by using some oil - mineral, skinsosoft, coconut butter, etc. There is not much, but it is still there nevertheless, I am still not a normal person. Hair is a problem because they hide in the scalp and it is hard to get to unless you are bald. But you can not leave one spot available for them because their survival rate is phenomenal. If this was an internal terrain intestinal problem only we would all be cured. Parasites also are known to cultivate fungus. They tend garden in your intestines, they grow it. So the fact that people are testing high for fungus may be the result of having a parasite. Not that the fungus came first. It may be the other way around. I did not test for fungus. I had dead yeast. I have yeast but my body is killing it. Maybe because I have been fighting this from almost day 1. This bug does not seem to care that I am on a yeast free, sugar free diet. It makes it's own yeast and maybe at a higher rate to compensate. I am not sure where this parasite reproduces or what it eats - probably it digests skin. The hard crusty little white things on the skin - is that hardened skin from where they feed? Then it runs inside and plants it's garden. Maybe the queens inside, wrapped up in our tissue so the immune system does not attack. It wraps itself with skin or threads from clothing to trick the host animal's immune system. This is why we find 'lint' and skin flakes when we were absolutely sure that nothing was there just minutes ago. Steam ironing clothes will bring these white things to the surface, even after you have delinted the clothes. They hide in clothing as they hide in your skin. They change the clothing fibers with some type of bodily fluid and it adhers together as a casing. When you feel it, it does not feel like lint, it is harder and crustier. If you could look under a 100x scope you would see a uniform pattern to some of these lint cocoons. And in some you can see some type of body in the center, well hidden. Some of the 'skin flakes' also do not look like skin. Under the scope they have a body appearance also. I have seen 2 separate times these skin flakes fly off my arm. Once I just nudged it to see what would happen. There are different stages of this insect. The male flies off, if it survives. It also has a glitter look. The female stays on or in the body. There has to be a parasite that fits this description. I believe this is an insect parasite that either purposely or by accident became a human parasite. Personally, I got it from fleas. You may get it from an insect bite and not even know you were bit - tick maybe, spider, etc. John B., etc. - Any of you with suggestions - please respond. Deb - if this is what you had - please let me know because then your meds may be my answer also. By the way my doc did not put me on stromectol, we are doing this on our own. He has prescribed fluconazole, VSL, liverlonger, laktoferrin, artemisinin, MMS. And he has approved the natural supplements I am taking such as Logos products. Sorry Mel - I hope you approve this. I know you did not have this particular parasite. If not feel free to delete. |
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