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How I Cured Morgellons
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Peter 9/23/2015 3:27:48 AM | Hello Everybody Itching and Red Blotching....a good thing? Understand Histamine and you will reduce fear. Histamine is an immune system component often associated with "Allergies. I think we could agree that the majority of people diagnosed with "allergies," actually have an internal bioterrain toxicity issue that is likely resulting from chronic infection combined with dysfunctional detox pathways. Sound familiar? As we move through our detox, the MMS kills more and more of the Morgellons pathogens. Cells unavailingly damaged from this bacterial die off release caustic material (end toxins) and Histamine. Histamine causes the surrounding tissue to become permeated with microscopic holes, so that the tissue can better release (throw off) these harmful endotoxins. The die off through these holes then causes inflammation and acidity, which is seen as redness and felt as itching. There you have it...another sound reason why Mel tells us "it will get worse before you get better.” I suggest you come to expect, and even look for skin issues to increase as you work the protocol. See this as a sure sign that treatment is working. Becoming alarmed at this or quitting the protocol is the wrong decision. Taking allergy medications or Anti-Histamines prescribed for "Allergy" symptoms may also be the wrong way to go. Does it not make sense that this may actually make the root cause of the problem worse by keeping more of these caustic toxins inside. The "trickster" in Morgellons is again revealed, no? So, try to see skin issues like inflammation and itching during treatment as a welcome sign that the protocol is working. In my opinion, the majority of people diagnosed with "allergies" actually have an internal bio terrain toxicity issue that is more than likely resulting from chronic infection combined with dysfunctional detox pathways. This is where Logos Liver CS contributes towards recovery. Strength and Love, Peter. |
Nan 11/30/2015 6:20:42 PM | Hi KT, Rash can come from detox, what you eat as well as how you react to this situation. I got a rash from any grain or I should say the rash reduced when I reduced grain. Took some time thou. I applied tea tree (few drops ) in mineral oil on my skin. The tea tree probably helped too. It felt better. It felt better for me to keep my skin moisted. Regarding the grain reduction I first went gluten free, but then learned I had to give up oat meal and brown rice as well to allow my body to heal. Also, you may want to add MMS mixture to your laundry. I use 20 drops in load. I think some folks applied apple cider vinegar to the rash as well as consume so use search engine to learn more about acv. Try few things slowly to monitor. Need to give yourself and body care. The mind, attitude, & emotions can cause issues too. So freak out times need to be short and limited. Your energy & focus needs to be on reading, doing, praying and healing. I found playing happy music helps if having hard time. I know sounds weird to listen to music when sick, well this illness is weird so have to think outside the box. Up beat music can keep you up beat and strong so try it. Take Care, Nan |
KT 11/29/2015 1:14:57 PM | Does anyone have any suggestions dealing with rashes and hives at work? I've been getting rashes before I started on the protocol and still do on my second week of the protocol. I get them every day so I've been take antihistamine every day since I can't go to work breaking out. Any advice is appreciated. |
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