Dr. James Matthews announces effective treatment for Morgellons

[maryok]

Wow, smart thinking Franky!!! That's ideal...

[maryok]

Wow, smart thinking Franky!!! That's ideal...

[phillyfanatic]

I see he's getting a kickback...wondering why it wasn't recommended on my protocol. I've seen some report good results w/this stuff, although I also know no one here had good results. Hopefully, the kickback money will go to Morg. research, I know Dr. Matthews is commited to that! Everybodies body is different, hopefully his pts. did see some good results..I'm still on the fence on whether to try it or not. Hope you all are having a good day!
Hugs, Philly

[phillyfanatic]

I see he's getting a kickback...wondering why it wasn't recommended on my protocol. I've seen some report good results w/this stuff, although I also know no one here had good results. Hopefully, the kickback money will go to Morg. research, I know Dr. Matthews is commited to that! Everybodies body is different, hopefully his pts. did see some good results..I'm still on the fence on whether to try it or not. Hope you all are having a good day!
Hugs, Philly

[Arlee]

Okay, I don't know whether I should admit this or not, but I just joined the forum today and thought I would share my own experiences with Nutrasilver. Yes, I have been using it and have been in regular contact with a woman in Reno and St. Paul, MN who are also using it.

Needless to say, it was NOT an easy decision to put this stuff into my body. I was being treated with high doses of Doxy and declining very rapidly. I literally did not have the desire to live anyway at that point. So, I discussed it with my husband and said I would give this stuff a try only if he supported my decision. We both felt I had very little to lose at that point. I had been tested positive for Lyme by Ignenex and life was looking pretty glum.

I have always had an extremely sensitive system with medications and my auto-immune system is compromised...I have Graves Disease as well. So, like I said, this was NOT a decision made lightly.

When I first started taking the Nutrasilver, I took the recommended dose for 3 days, which was 20 drops, 3 times daily. The first day, I noticed a pretty dramatic change in energy level, but it also seemed to stir something up in my head a bit. Perceptually, I felt kind of strange...not headaches or anything, but sort of weird. This seemed to get better by the third day, but on occasion, it still seems to occur. Because of this reaction, I did not up my dose after the three days to the recommended 30 drops, 3 X a day. I decided to just see what happened a bit longer. The stuff did get me back on my feet and got me back to work.

After a week or so, I decided to work up the dose. First thing in the morning I took 28 drops all at once and then went off to work. A few hours later that morning while I was working on my computer, I got some pretty serious creepy crawler feelings occurring, especially in my arms. When I looked down, I could see that it looked like I was starting to break out, so I immediately put on some DSP cream. I had learned about this stuff from this site's Sr. Member, Dr. Beverly, after speaking at great lengths with her on the phone for advice and to locate a Dr. who could treat me. The DSP cream worked like a charm in squelching the outbreak, but I continued through the day to have the crawly feelings. In other words, the stuff had made the parasite mad as hell. I have no doubt that without that cream, my arms would have been full of lesions. To have a mini-purge at that dose is pretty unusual my "silver" friends are saying, but not to me. I react differently and sensitively to EVERYTHING it seems.

I should mention, that I have not been plagued with really serious lesions up to this point. I learned of DSP early, fortunately. I am getting the salt grain like crystals on my skin which pop up mostly in the evenings when this stuff is active and I am getting some of the small black bugs (Springtails?) coming out of my skin...mostly around my eye area, but elsewhere, too.

Well, anyway, after that episode I got a bit freaked out and backed off a bit on the dosing, which quieted down the reaction. Then, after regaining my confidence, I started working up the dose again. Eventually, I got to a saturation point where stuff started moving out of my body. Besides the black bugs, I started noticing like little white worms coming out of my skin here and there.... and worse yet, they were flushing out of my mouth, tongue, etc. It was very weird and unsettling. I even felt some movement in my left ear. Then, the herx reaction set in and I started getting other symptoms. Because I have tried to retain work up to this point full-time, I have been spending my time upping and then downing the dosage...sort of pulsing what I've been taking. After crashing (herxing?) last week big-time, I backed down again and now yesterday and today I have felt well enough to start upping my dose again. Yesterday, I took 25 drops and today my plan is to take 30 today. I should be taking at least twice that, at a minimum, according to what others are tolerating.

I don't know where all this is going to lead. I do know for a fact that the Nutrasilver does flush out the crap, but I just don't know if my body is strong enough to go through the dramatic purging that's needed. The woman I know from St. Paul who is a retired science teacher has also been using a pulsing effect, unlike the woman from Reno who did a real dramatic, painful purge. But she's also able to take the higher dosing. Both are doing extremely well. The St. Paul woman told me that it is NOT a quick fix (she's been doing for months), but that it has been worth the battle because she is reliving life again now....she's a Jehovah's Witness and out ministering again. She still gets a minor lesion now and then and she feels she will end up lesion free soon, like the woman in Reno.

I know I'm carrying on quite a spell here, but I think this stuff holds the most promise for those who are getting lots of lesions. I have not gotten lots of them, but it may be because I was put on antibiotics so early and then discovered DSP cream. My doctor wants me to go back on an antibiotic along with the Nutrisiliver. She is not sure how well the Nutrisilver may be tackling the Lyme Disease. So, now I am investigating injections, but they are so spendy...$72 per injection and I have yet to hear if my insurance will cover any of it. If I tolerate this, it would go on twice a week for 3 months. Sometimes I wonder if it's all worth it. I have heard that one doctor believes that there may be as many as five different varieties of Morgellons occurring out there...if this is a disease that has a genetic component to it, I guess that it could materialize in various ways, depending upon a person's genetic makeup.

Okay, my fingers are tired. I hope you find my experiences at least informative.

[Arlee]

Okay, I don't know whether I should admit this or not, but I just joined the forum today and thought I would share my own experiences with Nutrasilver. Yes, I have been using it and have been in regular contact with a woman in Reno and St. Paul, MN who are also using it.

Needless to say, it was NOT an easy decision to put this stuff into my body. I was being treated with high doses of Doxy and declining very rapidly. I literally did not have the desire to live anyway at that point. So, I discussed it with my husband and said I would give this stuff a try only if he supported my decision. We both felt I had very little to lose at that point. I had been tested positive for Lyme by Ignenex and life was looking pretty glum.

I have always had an extremely sensitive system with medications and my auto-immune system is compromised...I have Graves Disease as well. So, like I said, this was NOT a decision made lightly.

When I first started taking the Nutrasilver, I took the recommended dose for 3 days, which was 20 drops, 3 times daily. The first day, I noticed a pretty dramatic change in energy level, but it also seemed to stir something up in my head a bit. Perceptually, I felt kind of strange...not headaches or anything, but sort of weird. This seemed to get better by the third day, but on occasion, it still seems to occur. Because of this reaction, I did not up my dose after the three days to the recommended 30 drops, 3 X a day. I decided to just see what happened a bit longer. The stuff did get me back on my feet and got me back to work.

After a week or so, I decided to work up the dose. First thing in the morning I took 28 drops all at once and then went off to work. A few hours later that morning while I was working on my computer, I got some pretty serious creepy crawler feelings occurring, especially in my arms. When I looked down, I could see that it looked like I was starting to break out, so I immediately put on some DSP cream. I had learned about this stuff from this site's Sr. Member, Dr. Beverly, after speaking at great lengths with her on the phone for advice and to locate a Dr. who could treat me. The DSP cream worked like a charm in squelching the outbreak, but I continued through the day to have the crawly feelings. In other words, the stuff had made the parasite mad as hell. I have no doubt that without that cream, my arms would have been full of lesions. To have a mini-purge at that dose is pretty unusual my "silver" friends are saying, but not to me. I react differently and sensitively to EVERYTHING it seems.

I should mention, that I have not been plagued with really serious lesions up to this point. I learned of DSP early, fortunately. I am getting the salt grain like crystals on my skin which pop up mostly in the evenings when this stuff is active and I am getting some of the small black bugs (Springtails?) coming out of my skin...mostly around my eye area, but elsewhere, too.

Well, anyway, after that episode I got a bit freaked out and backed off a bit on the dosing, which quieted down the reaction. Then, after regaining my confidence, I started working up the dose again. Eventually, I got to a saturation point where stuff started moving out of my body. Besides the black bugs, I started noticing like little white worms coming out of my skin here and there.... and worse yet, they were flushing out of my mouth, tongue, etc. It was very weird and unsettling. I even felt some movement in my left ear. Then, the herx reaction set in and I started getting other symptoms. Because I have tried to retain work up to this point full-time, I have been spending my time upping and then downing the dosage...sort of pulsing what I've been taking. After crashing (herxing?) last week big-time, I backed down again and now yesterday and today I have felt well enough to start upping my dose again. Yesterday, I took 25 drops and today my plan is to take 30 today. I should be taking at least twice that, at a minimum, according to what others are tolerating.

I don't know where all this is going to lead. I do know for a fact that the Nutrasilver does flush out the crap, but I just don't know if my body is strong enough to go through the dramatic purging that's needed. The woman I know from St. Paul who is a retired science teacher has also been using a pulsing effect, unlike the woman from Reno who did a real dramatic, painful purge. But she's also able to take the higher dosing. Both are doing extremely well. The St. Paul woman told me that it is NOT a quick fix (she's been doing for months), but that it has been worth the battle because she is reliving life again now....she's a Jehovah's Witness and out ministering again. She still gets a minor lesion now and then and she feels she will end up lesion free soon, like the woman in Reno.

I know I'm carrying on quite a spell here, but I think this stuff holds the most promise for those who are getting lots of lesions. I have not gotten lots of them, but it may be because I was put on antibiotics so early and then discovered DSP cream. My doctor wants me to go back on an antibiotic along with the Nutrisiliver. She is not sure how well the Nutrisilver may be tackling the Lyme Disease. So, now I am investigating injections, but they are so spendy...$72 per injection and I have yet to hear if my insurance will cover any of it. If I tolerate this, it would go on twice a week for 3 months. Sometimes I wonder if it's all worth it. I have heard that one doctor believes that there may be as many as five different varieties of Morgellons occurring out there...if this is a disease that has a genetic component to it, I guess that it could materialize in various ways, depending upon a person's genetic makeup.

Okay, my fingers are tired. I hope you find my experiences at least informative.

[lindalu]

Arlee, What kind of injections? Antibiotics?
thanks Linda

[lindalu]

Arlee, What kind of injections? Antibiotics?
thanks Linda