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How I Cured Morgellons
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8/3/2013 7:40:41 PM | Hello Everyone, and Hey Teresa and Hey James Great to hear from you both! Teresa, I just read and responded to your post in the â Hello Down Under â thread. And thank you for sharing that my posts continue to be of help to you. You will get to where I am before you know it. Remember, you are fighting this battle for â twoâ ! Remember to give yourself credit for the commitment and discipline you have put forth already. Let me try to address your question about essential oils. My skin will cycle through different expressions. There are periods when it is dry and somewhat normal, and periods when it is red, glass like and inflamed. I will rotate between drying oils and exfoliate my skin when it is healthier, and moisturizing oils when it is inflamed. DRYING OILS Tea Tree oil is an astringent, which means it really helps clear the pores of toxins and debris like biofilm. It can create some stinging and is generally a drying oil. So I donâ t use it when the skin is red, inflamed and glass like. I find that Coconut oil is best for this part of the skin cycle. Rosemary oil is also a drying oil that I like but again, not when the skin is red and glass like. MOISTURIZING OILS Maringa Tree oil is also a wonderful nutritive and moisturizing oil that I use when I can afford it. I find that Lavender and Eucalyptus oils are somewhat neutral, but I use them also. If you struggle financially, as I often do, you can use these oils by bathing with DR. Bronnerâ s bar soaps. You will find these and other oils available in his bar soaps. I will often lather with two or three while taking a bath. Sulfur soap also is really good for overall skin health. Azure Sulfur bar soap can be found at most Wal Marts, if you have one there. Hope this answers your question. I remain pretty much the same as I laid out in my last weekâ s post. There have not been any further issues with stomach or stool. No internal pains or difficulty. Lots more energy this last week with only one or two major fatigue days. My car has broken down, so I found a cheap used bicycle with a basket for grocery shopping. Thanks to Mel for suggesting this alternative! Riding the bike is allowing me to get more sun on arms and legs and some really beneficial aerobic exercise. No complaints about the car, just thanks that I can ride the bus to and from work with ease. God has brought this transportation challenge before me for some greater good. My faith commits me to knowing this. As I have meditated on the qualities of humility and thankfulness in the past week, I've discovered just how strongly they are linked. We cannot exhibit one without also exhibiting the other. As we grow in one, we grow in the other and where we fail in one, we fail in the other. I will be soon be posting some more useful information across several topics in the â For the Newly Stricken Threadâ Mel has suggested that a monthly post there is sufficient now. Thatâ s it for now. Stay committed, stay diligent, and keep faith that God will lead to the finish line. I can see my finish line not far ahead!!! Strength and Love, Peter |
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