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How I Cured Morgellons
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Peter 4/21/2014 5:14:01 PM MST | Hello Wes Great to hear from you. Thanks for the update. You are now well along in your detox and it seems that the protocol is indeed restoring your health. That is what it does and this is so important for others to read. Stay committed and keep us posted on your future progress. I am very happy for you! Godspeed, Peter |
Wes 4/19/2014 1:17:32 PM MST | Wow it's been awhile since I last posted here. It's about halfway into my 15th month on the protocol and things have been steadily improving lately. One thing I noted is that about a month and a half ago I decided to cut out all of the complex carbs that remained a part of my diet (ie. brown rice, sweet potatoes, etc.) and add a bit more fruit (ie. granny smith apples, berries, lemon) and I feel as if that allowed me to breakthrough some walls that were halting my progression in recovery. It has been my personal choice to just stay away from morgellons on the internet, and instead visit a naturopath every couple months or so who updates me on any new info that comes up. I'm the kind of person who dwells on ideas and theories, so keeping myself preoccupied with other things is a must. Best wishes to everyone in their continued battles, Wes |
Wes 7/16/2013 6:12:38 PM MST | I should have posted at the mark of 5 months but I've been too busy lately. Its hard to tell if i've really improved since the last time I posted, but I believe that the protocol is working either way based on what it had accomplished earlier on. I'll be honest, none of this has been easy. so many things (food, drinks, late nights, time, money) have been given up to follow this protocol. There's a reason why this sort of approach to disease treatment isn't standard, as it is one is required to be incredulously disciplined and meticulous in order to achieve results. I believe that sort of approach will work, that all the sacrifice and commitment will be worth it in the end. I've gotten down at times when comparing my situation with those around me who are unburdened by the same things, but that's not a healthy way to look at things whether you are ill or not. Those are the times that you have to tell yourself to suck it up because everyone will always have problems one way or another, to keep walking through the tunnel and get the job done. And thank you for the info Peter, Wes |
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