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[avivadiva]

Has anyone used Neem? I have tried a lot of products and prescriptions to no avail, but have had the best response using neem soap 20%, shampoo and lotion from Theraneem, but can't say I'm symptom free yet. There is definitely a life-cycle pattern going on. I'd like to find a laundry soap and household cleaner that will kill them, so looking for suggestions. I haven't found a neem-based laundry soap yet. Bug Arrest was ok but still not 100% cure. Thanks for your replies.

[dizzy dame]

Hi avivadiva, I have had good luck with safe solutions mint enzyme cleaner mixed with water. I spray everywhere with it! I also put some in my shampoo at times and put the soapy water on my body, can't hurt.

We don't all have the same thing so it might not do for you what it does for me. I don't have lesions. My main problem these days is on the head and that is considerably less than it was. I have been using the kosher salt in my shampoo also. don't know for sure what is helping, but I will take it whatever it is! DD

Forgot to mention that we use borax and small amount of ammonia in the wash...lemon ammonia.

[KiraErikson]

This appears to possibly be a new item on supermarket shelves. It's called J.R. Watkins Menthol Camphor. It's a spray containing menthol and eucalyptus -- these are both stuff the morgie bugs hate. I sprayed it on the remains of a big lesion (tiny little lesions left) and it burned for 20 seconds badly, then I had a "refreshing" light feeling in the lesions. I could feel this pleasant refreshing sensation going up my veins from underneath the lesion. It seemed to help a little. I am now using it today to spray areas of skin where the morgellons is trying to start new lesions.

As for new lesions, I find that when I discourage the morgies enuf in one lesions, they pack up and move in the blood vessels and try to establish a new home in an area nearby. Fortunately, they're more vulnerable in their new location as they have yet to dig in. It also seems that the longer the morgies have to stay in the blood stream before resurfacing as a skin lesion, the less survival rate they have. If I'm on heavy medication, I get the feeling the moving morgies may only be able to hold their breath about 24 hours before dying.

[dizzy dame]

Hi, I brought this one back up for jim doe and anyone else that wants to read jwfs protocol. Good info here. DD

[JimDoe]

Now thats real neat of you DD. I thank you very much. I sure couldn't find it, tried for about an hour. Used the search but now know I typed in the wrong name. I,m going to take as much time as needed and read all the posts in this thread. Gator if you read this thank you as well, was good of you to bring this up and ask for help in chat in refinding this thread. Thanks all
JimD.