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How I Cured Morgellons
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3/2/2020 1:05:29 PM |
I look forward to seeing the responses you receive to your post but thought I would share my two cents with a couple of things. First, dark urine is not normal and should be investigated to see what your liver enzyme levels are. Your physician may decide to run further tests to rule out complicating factors such as chronic viral infections like Hep C. He or she may also run a urine mycotoxin test to see if you have systemic mold issues... something we see quite often in the toxic disease community. The symptoms you share with so many others early on in their recovery underscore the importance of supporting detoxification pathways in the body which the Burgstiner Wellness Protocol does very well with therapeutic dosages and synergistic balance... hence Mel's strong stance against mixing protocols. That being said, the planet is literally covered with natural medicines, and I certainly don't think that our protocol is the only way to restore the integrity of the bioterrain, but it is a very comprehensive, scientifically sound and time tested program that consistently delivers results for those who stick with it. Now to address your protocol questions directly: 1. Liposomal Vitamin C - Can be added safely with no problems and may be especially helpful in the case of chronic viral infections. 2. Glutathione - Not only very expensive but very poorly absorbed orally which is why it is not in our protocol already. Instead, we use cysteine containing amino acids which are the building blocks of glutathione to drive the body's natural production of and turnover (or renewal of spent) glutathione. 3. SSKI - Iodine deficiency is quite common in chronically ill individuals and chronic thyroid suppression is one of the hallmark features of the Lyme and Morgellons communities. However, one must be cautious with iodine supplementation as too much is potentially more immediately life threatening than not enough. Some patients find a combination of iodine and glandular thyroid and/or adrenal support is needed to bring their thyroid back in balance. Iodine is already sufficiently present in our protocol, not so much as an antimicrobial but to support cellular energy production and endocrine balance. It is also one of several protocol synergies underlying the process of degrading biofilms in the body - a crucial factor in overcoming chronic infections. 4. Iron Sulfate - Iron is not included in our protocol as it should not be supplemented unless it is needed. Not only is excess iron toxic to the liver, but it can also feed the energy systems of certain pathogens... which is why some Lyme practitioners only prescribe iron when levels are low enough to affect hemoglobin levels (the protein that binds oxygen in our red blood cells to be delivered to our tissues). When iron supplementation is necessary, we recommend iron bisglycinate as it is less problematic with stomach upset and constipation. Hope you find this info helpful Will. Please keep us posted on your progress and let us know if you have other questions. You are and will remain in our prayers. Blessings, John | |||
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