good or bad?

[novemberrain]

So I have been using sublimed sulfur into olive oil and rubbing it everywhere and its helping drying out some lesions but today I took an enzyme product 3capsules 2x and lots of black metallic specks came out of skin + some small greyish fiber bundles. Should I interpret this of ridding my body or bad?

thanks

[Pollyringworm]

Originally Posted by novemberrain

So I have been using sublimed sulfur into olive oil and rubbing it everywhere and its helping drying out some lesions but today I took an enzyme product 3capsules 2x and lots of black metallic specks came out of skin + some small greyish fiber bundles. Should I interpret this of ridding my body or bad?

thanks

Which enzyme? Are you itching? I think it's always good when things are forced out. I have a friend who got a bunch of black specks out of her skin and her symptoms went away. She's two months free right now.

[novemberrain]

wow! thats some good news! the thing is I've been mixing up so may things I cant be sure it was the enzyme...there was some initial itching/redness then black specs (glittery but black) and I kept rubbing oliveoil mixed w/ sulfur and more came out. it was virastop enzyme by enzymedica. its a lot of proteases

[novemberrain]

polly did you friend link her recovery to anything she tried?

[Pollyringworm]

Well, she never admitted to having m, but she had crawling, biting, lint, black specks. No fibers that she could see. She said the bugs would try to crawl into her mouth during bathing. She would clean her house and end up vomiting acutely during. Her son was also affected.

She sprayed her house with raid flea and tick spray to rid herself of the lint and the white flying bugs that accompany it. I sent her some martins nylar, she sprayed that along with using bleach on her skin.

Let me just say, I do not promote the bleach practice, or the raid. I won't do it and don't recommend it.

She was diagnosed with hookworm at one time. I'm not really sure what was going on with her. She doesn't live near me. She did nothing internally, so I don't know how better she is. She's not suffering now, though, which is great. It's all we can ask for.

[Brian Watt]

To "Novemberrain", morgellons is likely either a plant disease or a special form of Acetobacter than can spin polymers (cellulose) therefore using Protease, Amylase, Cellulase to break down these special proteins is a GOOD thing, not a bad thing. The enzyme cleaves the glucan binding of what some call the "biolfilm" on their skin and hair (which isnt really a biolfilm, it is cellulose, which is almost impossible to break down by human biology.....except using special enzymes, which break the cellulose down like it's nothing.....) Well done. You did good (wink)

Brian Watt