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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to Medical Update...Good News!


John B

2/22/2010
12:47:13 PM
Congrats Deb2 on your improvement.

I like the fact that your doctor recognizes the pleomorphic nature of these pathogens and is rotating your meds to keep them off balance. This is particularly important with man made antimicrobials.

Mr. CS's comments are very insightful. Many people who are struggling with Morgellons lack the resources to do the testing, much less afford the extremely costly (and even more extremely toxic) antiparasitics you are taking.

Fortunately for those people, there are low cost natural antimicrobials that can help them regain control of their lives again (such as Olive Leaf, Lactoferrin, Oil of Oregano, Berberine, Allicin, Cat's Claw, Monolaurin, Grapefruit Seed Extract, MMS, and nanonized colloidal silver - to name just a few).

Likewise, there are many proven natural antihelmynthics (antiparasitics), and most of them are gathered in one place in our Parabolish formula. If you decide to try it, make sure you take the liver support(Liver CS Plus) to help remove the toxic wastes generated in the dieoff.

Whatever offensive weapons that are used, whether natural or synthetic, it is critical to support the liver and other detox organs and to do what you can to restore your bioterrain.

I noted that your doctor is having you double up on your probiotics... good idea.

Dysbiosis (disrupted gut flora)is where most illness starts and ends, and remains the single biggest challenge for anyone with Morgellons to address... especially when they are exposed to long term antibiotic and antifungal treatment.

Drug resistant infections are an emerging and ominous threat to all, and the pharmaceutical industry isn't even trying to pretend they have an answer (only two new antibiotics have been approved in the last three years).

Major pharmaceutical companies have simply lost interest in the antibiotics market because these drugs are not as profitable as drugs that treat chronic diseases and lifestyle factors. Antibiotics are normally short-term drugs, taken only until the infection is gone, not daily for years and years by hundreds of thousands of people.

It is extremely expensive to develop and establish safety and efficacy of a new antibiotic, especially because there is no guarantee that the drug will be approved even after a huge investment of time and money.

Like I said on the last conference call, you are the canaries in the coal mine so to speak. We all need to familiarize ourselves with the natural medicines that God placed on this earth to protect and nourish us, and right now we need to fight like Hell to ensure that our free access to them is not stolen from us by corrupt politicians and greedy drug companies.

By the way, beware of circumventing the system that is in place to buy prescription drugs. There is a black market for everything, but it comes with its own set of risks. In my opinion, drugs are risky enough when you know you are getting the real thing.

I am not knocking you here Tim... I am glad you had a good result... just urging caution with internet meds. One other thing... anyone who has an entrenched fungal infection such as is common with Morgellons patients should not expect to eradicate it quickly. It is by nature a long term struggle, but it can be won if you remove their food sources (sugars and heavy metals).

Sorry for the long post... I guess I had a lot to say.

Blessings,

JB