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April 8th, 2010, 02:04 AM
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 JimDoe Hi, First, many thanks to the to this and all forums like this one. If not for the internet I would not have made the progress that I have enjoyed. I do thank you all.My life thanks you. I,m not much of a poster but do really need to say this.(Below)This is only my second post to any and all forums, first one here. I,m a two year old morgie, yes a babe. If you have bugs under the skin. Salt baths work. They certainly do for me! It,s inexpensive. And is the best treatment I know of for the bugs. I had at least 7 different kinds of insects living under my skin. I was going mad.I did contemplate suicide. Heres the scary part, one was the common household dog flea. Yes it ate its way under my skin. Found three total. The springtail totaled many hundreds. And i never felt it going in. Also Scabbies, rotifers, thrips, springtail, silverfish, and Elvis. (you may laugh now). Almost all the critters were in my scalp. I ride a motorcycle. My helment was infected. Saw a thrip fly out and away when i took it off once. This was right after a salt scalp treatment.I,m a heavy veggie gardender a I like soil more than the insects do. Got rid of all bugs only to have them come back again last week. Now are gone. Thank God for Salt! One half box of table salt to per bath or more. Most important selsome blue shampoo. to great handful of salt on scalp for two hours. Yes it burns like hell. Esp.if you have bugs drilling underneath. 10 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes dureations.  |
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April 8th, 2010, 09:52 AM
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| Salt! Good choice! Hello Jim, welcome to the forum. In the initial phase I also had big issues with bugs in my hair and on my scalp. Collembola, spiders, gnats...etc...Seems the fungus gnats are still hatching from time to time. What helped me most, and I can agree with you, is rubbing sea salt in to my hair and on scalp (Sea salt is purer than table salt as it contains additives). I left it on, even over night. The bugs didn't like it at all and it took away the 'crawlies' almost instantly so I was able to sleep. I never take baths though. Don't want to soak in 'morg contaminated' water and spread it all over. I rather take showers.What I use is dead sea salt soap and shampoo and alternate with tea tree oil products or other herbal cleansing products. Kat ps: motorcycles! yeah! |
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April 8th, 2010, 11:06 AM
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| Good morning Jim and welcome to the forum.  I have also found epsom salt baths to be helpful. I alternate that with hydrogen peroxide baths. For me internal treatment along with external treatment has brought the best results. Glad to hear you are seeing good results with what you are doing so far. If you have any questions I am sure someone here will try to answer. Hope you continue to improve. It is good to hear that treatment suggestions on Morg forums have helped you. best, tcm
__________________ "Have courage for the great sorrows of life and patience for the small ones; and when you have laboriously accomplished your daily task, go to sleep in peace. God is awake." Victor Hugo, French dramatist, novelist, & poet (1802 - 1885) |
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April 8th, 2010, 12:43 PM
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| Hey JD!!! Welcome... I love this site.. glad you've found it... I've been doing the salt baths with much success too!!! sometimes i add oil blends(Thieve's Oil) and vinegar.... lately I've found that if I add a half cup of Arm and Hammer's Powered Laundry soap (it has baking soda and Enzymes!!!) to the bath then pour the vinegar onto it,then run the bath with hot water,salt and oil it has a GREAT effect! This has become one of the few protocols that I actually ENJOY... this and really Healthy food that is good for you. before i was adding liquid enzymes without the A&H but the enzymes were very expensive... I've also starting making my own enzymes from a recipe I've found here for little to no $... 1st batch will be ready soon..... There are WONDERFUL people here and everyone is GREAT about sharing their successes.. and info... and the support they give is Beautiful... once again.... thanks for sharing. Xib any one out here I haven't said Hello and Thanks to...well "Hello and Thanks" |
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April 8th, 2010, 01:39 PM
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| Rotifers?? Hey there Jim... I have some questions about what you posted in your intro... you mentioned Rotifers... check out the posting on JaneDoe's thread "pics...gross warning".... Dragonfly2's reply with excellent pics... reply number 16, the third pic from the left.... Is that a rotifer? also... I'm an orgainic gardener and I've thought that may have been a vector point for me.... soil, chemtrailed air, contaminated water,parasites from infected plants... Is that what you meant? Also how large/small were your rotifers... and where were they mostly? I thought that these were aquatic lifeforms and I'm now wondering if our bodies can sustain them? Something similiar in form to this is the only parasite that I am still dealing with...(That I am AWARE of) Mine are far and few inbetween and I "feel" them on my body(face) on not in my skin... they are very small but just visible to the naked eye. Been trying to id them to figure out a better treatment.....any ideas? Xib Last edited by xiblanque; April 8th, 2010 at 02:00 PM. Reason: correction |
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April 8th, 2010, 02:44 PM
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| Your latest protocol sounds interesting Xib. One question, is the Arm and Hammer detergent fragrance free? I would love to try it, but artificial fragrances definitely bother me. Don't know if I said hi and welcome to you either, but Hi. LOL. Glad to see new members. tcm Quote:
__________________ "Have courage for the great sorrows of life and patience for the small ones; and when you have laboriously accomplished your daily task, go to sleep in peace. God is awake." Victor Hugo, French dramatist, novelist, & poet (1802 - 1885) |
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April 8th, 2010, 05:52 PM
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| Hi tcm... Yes they do make one that is fragrance free....but read the ingredients. I'd tried it because of the baking soda and enzymes.. it also list anionic and nonionic surfuctants as an ingredients.... so.....you may want to just use the A&H baking soda instead of the laundry soap.but add vinegar. and add enzymes if you'd like. remember Science Fairs from grade school? well the BS and the vinegar really react and do the volcanic Lava-ish reaction....lot of oxygen? I like the enzymes too tho. the MSDS sheet lists the ingredients as not toxic/dangerous..... wouldn't want it my eyes or to drink it...also I don't have lesions... tho had a bad scrape and it did not burn. I have laid my head beneath the water and let it fill my ears....and put the foam/suds on my scalp. really seems to help..... as always tho, be careful and listen to your body's reaction. xib Last edited by xiblanque; April 9th, 2010 at 05:31 PM. Reason: finger malfunction |
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