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How I Cured Morgellons
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11/6/2015 12:18:54 PM | Hi Kate, Coconut oil is great internally and externally. I recently shared information here about a dog shampoo I found that contains eucalyptus oil and some Chinese herbs that may be helpful, but I want to remind us of two things: 1. Hair loss is often a reflection of internal imbalances (such as thyroid suppression) that must be addressed internally. As we restore the bioterrain, the thyroid will sometimes respond on its own because once the flood of mycotoxins are removed from the body, the thyroid is no longer suppressed. Your doctor may choose to address it more directly once they determine what the specific cause of hair loss is. 2. Using proteolytic enzymes topically can cause inflammatory responses in some people, especially at high concentrations. So if you choose to use the Kleen Green topically, make sure you dilute it adequately. I came across this shampoo recently and used it on my oldest dog who was dealing with some skin issues and it cleared them up in two treatments. I was intrigued at first by the label and then by the ingredients, which are impressive to say the least. In addition to some chinese herbs that have documented antimicrobial and anti inflammatory properties, this shampoo contains the same essential oil that has been the subject of much fascination and investigation for Mel over the last year - eucalyptus oil. It is totally natural and contains no preservatives or harmful chemicals. We may approach the company about adding their shampoo to the "Environmentals" section of the Logos Nutritionals website at some point, but I wanted to make you all aware of its existence now since I have a strong suspicion that it will be very beneficial for pets who suffer from the same symptoms of their owners who are dealing with Morgellons. I actually got my first bottle from my brother who found out about it from a friend, but found it being offered direct from the manufacturer on Amazon here: Soapberry Naturals Dog Shampoo Just to be clear, this is not an affiliate link and I have nothing to gain from sharing this information other than the joyous expectation that you and your pets will be blessed by it. However, I am intrigued by the potential of this product and its potential for human use as well, so please do report your thoughts and experiences about the shampoo here should you decide to try it. Keep the faith Kate and please keep us posted on your progress. Blessings, John |
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