Chrissie
10/21/2026
10:22:31 AM | |  | |
Hi all,
October's Full Moon is traditionally known as the Hunter's Moon, reaching its peak on 26th October.
This name comes from traditional hunting practices. After the harvest, fields were cleared, making it easier to spot wildlife in the bright moonlight. It was a time to prepare for winter and stock up on food. Essentially, nature's way of reminding everyone that winter was coming and the cupboards weren't going to fill themselves!
So this is a gentle reminder to look after yourself :-).
Some people notice changes in their sleep, energy levels or general wellbeing around a full moon. For those living with chronic illnesses, including Lyme disease and Morgellons and autoimmune conditions, some also report that their symptoms feel worse at this time.
If you've noticed a pattern yourself, it's worth listening to your body and taking things a little easier.
A few gentle reminders:
Prioritise your rest and get as much good-quality sleep as you can.
Make sure you're drinking enough water and eating regularly, nutritious food.
Don't push yourself beyond your limits.
People often say that the parasitical component of Morgellons gets worse during the full moon. For this reason we recommend that you use a split dose regime with WPS. For 3 days before and 3 days after the full moon peak divide your WPS dose in thirds. Take it at 10.30am, 3.30pm and bedtime. Allow 2 hours between WPS and other protocol medicines. And return to regular dosing after the 6 day cycle of the full moon.
Take it easy,
Chrissie |
