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How I Cured Morgellons
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7/15/2013 1:50:59 AM | Hi mrs3786, Just a couple of thoughts. On your dogs health. . . I would strongly recommend using Revolution on your dog starting immediately. If you are not familiar with it you can research it online. It's a monthly flea/tick protectant like Frontline or Advantage but also protects against internal parasites and heart-worm. It will keep your dog from becoming attractive to insects due to the Morgellons and will avoid a lot of problems like ear-mites, mange, and other parasitic infections. It will not heal your pet of Morgellons but it will help you avoid further complications. It will also protect you. By this I mean it will keep your dog from possibly picking up a bird-mite infestation in his/her fur and then bringing that into your home which will in turn infest you. Believe me, I know from the experience of not using Revolution early on, just how true this is. We had mites in our home brought in by our affected cats and had to deal with that torment in addition to the stress of the Morgellons itself. For those of you out there who have dealt with both. . . you know. . . there is nothing worse! If you have Morgellons and plan to keep your pets you should commit to Revolution. . . and NOW. . not later. But Revolution will only keep your pet relatively symptom free and you from issues like mites in your home. To get your pet well from Morgellons you will need to use both Molekular Silver and MMS. Our cat was infected and since he is young and very healthy he is doing great on a dropper or two full of M. Silver in the morning and one activated drop of MMS administered at night. If you simply give it to them in an eye dropper in the mouth they will usually just swallow it. Some pets are harder to get to take it than others, but it can be done. Our cat who was once very sick, is now thriving. We also took him off of all pet food with additives and poor quality ingredients and switched him to about a 70% raw foods diet. This little guy is doing great and I know he will make it to full health eventually. But forget seeking help from your Vet. . . in most cases it's simply not going to happen. Deborah B. |
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