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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to Who here believes that Morgellons is contagious?


John B

4/24/2017
1:17:35 PM
Dear LT1985,

From my perspective you are a most welcome contributor here as your writings always seem to capture the focal point of our protocol, which is the importance of rehabilitating the bioterrain. Of course I always appreciate kind comments regarding Logos, but it is especially satisfying when someone who demonstrates the knowledge to recognize the unique qualities of our products shares their enthusiasm for them.

One such valued contributor to the success of Logos is Dr. Chris Smith of Albany GA who is one of the surgeons pioneering the Lynx technology you referred to that restores normal function of the esophageal sphincter for patients who suffer from chronic reflux using an ingenious device made with tiny magnets.

As you mentioned, many of his peers ignore the bioterrain and compound their patients' problems by prescribing antacid drugs. Not Dr. Smith. He educates each patient about the critical importance of digestive health, the role of diet and exercise in their recovery, and the critical role the Burgstiner Wellness Protocol plays in supporting their bioterrain. Surgical intervention is viewed as a last resort, and it is life changing for those who truly need it. Sadly, as you pointed out, we need more physicians like Dr. Smith in this world.

I do agree with Peter that for most people who are following the protocol, additional betaine (HCL) should not be necessary and could be problematic for those with peptic ulcers.

As for enemas, they can be very helpful in conditions involving very high toxicity or fecal impaction and need not be feared. Colonics may be necessary in cases of severe fecal impaction. That being said, daily use of enemas is not only unnecessary, but counterproductive to maintaining good bowel health.

Occasional and appropriate use of enemas is fine, but one must keep in mind that whatever you introduce into the body rectally is bypassing the protection of the liver and 70% of base immunity with direct and immediate access to the bloodstream - so it better not be contaminated or potentially toxic.

This is why Mel has not promoted the regular use of enemas - First Do No Harm. Remember, he is always concerned with the lowest common denominator so to speak - those who are desperate, not well informed, dealing with brain fog, etc., who he desires to inform and protect from making rash potentially harmful decisions.

Personally, MMS enemas - and especially daily - sound like a really bad idea to me because of the potential for toxicity and compromising immunity by basically sterilizing the lower GI Tract. In this case, what one person may tolerate well may be disastrous for another.

Keep in mind that in regard to our genetic predisposition to certain diseases, 30% of our genetic expression is controlled not by our own cellular DNA, but by genes influenced by the DNA of beneficial bacteria in our gut - which is why our protocol considers probiotics so fundamental to our health.

I know you pointed out the need for balance and moderation, but thought it might be helpful to provide some clarity as to why I believe Mel has chosen to err on the side of caution with enemas.

Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and passion for healing, and for your enthusiastic support of Logos products and Mel's protocol.

Warmest Regards,

John Burgstiner