Blood parasite discussion

[tcmgpt13]

I thought this page would be interesting to those here. Certainly have seen all those crystals she discusses with the breaking apart as well (although my specimens were from the external skin areas):

http://www.kitchendoctor.com/healthc...parasites.html

Discusses the site owner's personal observations about blood borne parasites, as yet unidentified, which cause itching, biting and scratching sensations to the victums and come in a myriad of colors and shapes.

I am not pushing the formulas, though they sound intriguing, but I thought everyone here might like to read this person's insight into parasites and what they look like in the blood (as I am positive morgellons is in the blood and in the lymph fluids).

[Gator]

Hi tcmpgt,

thanks for sharing the site about blood parasites. i also found super information that I can try for my chemical sensitivities.

this is a great informational site. it also talks about the black seed lc has been talking about so positively.

I thought this was a site well worth reading. it was titled kitchen doctor. Ayurveda was also discussed.
Thanks so much.

blessings
gator

[ladycolorado]

to aress parasites here is a page from cdc on it: http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dpd/aboutparasites.htm here is page a-z of parasites if click on delusional parsititosis page has been removed, yeah! : http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dpd/parasites/index.htm here is page to look at the cdc branch the source for unexplained dermapathy aka morgellons came from: http://www.cdc.gov/nczved/ gator, the blackseed site go to http://blackseedusa.com/ . the cream with green cap good for fighting lesions and the oil good for internal purification, think ship to canada other places too, (LC). here is a place to get spices in bulk even if like includig cumin (the green kind) and cardomon which supposed to be good for us too, gator. here is link: http://www.bulkfoods.com/spices.asp (LC). here are supplements powders page link: http://www.bulkfoods.com/health.asp hope this helps, (LC).

[tcmgpt13]

Hey, Gator,

Glad you like the site. She has more than one site and I find a lot of interesting and useful information on all of them.

What I like about her parasite treatment suggestions is timing the herbs to the parasite's cycles. Do not know if her herbs will work for this particular parasite, but I may give it a try when I run out of some of my other herbs. I like to change out formulas, as I think it keeps the critters off balance.

Yes, I thought the black seed page would interest those here too, especially as LC is discussing its use. Sort of fills out the information a bit more.

One thing, there is a lot out there to learn about and try. Since sometimes Western drugs do not work it may be worth looking around in other areas. Let us hope there will be more help for morgellons soon. Meanwhile I just do what doctors do I practice taking care of myself! Right now there is not a lot else to do.

best,

tcm

[Jo]

Talking about bringing back threads....tcm's first post in this one has an interesting link:

http://www.kitchendoctor.com/healthc...parasites.html

xxx

[Kritters]

Jo,

Thanks for bringing that back! So, what....do you have all your friends and relatives sitting with laptops doing research? Myyyy goodness, girl! You are ON it!!!!

I read through Ingrid's research and find her to seem really cool. We should contact her to weigh in on this. She seems as if she would be someone very happy to help here, not to mention a brilliant person who would probably bring credible and accurate information.

Of particular interest was this excerpt:

The parasites come in every which size and color. Some are opaque, sort of whitish but translucent, some are red, some are more yellowish to almost gold, and a few are brilliant shades of blue, everything from dark blue to lapis lazuli. They also come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, from a few microns to hundreds of microns. Some have appendages that seem to help them to navigate. Many are partnered, in which case the male is usually smaller and often differently shaped on the ends. Occasionally, one finds whole nests of intertwined creatures. Sometimes, one finds the parasites in the process of dining but commensural would not seem to describe what one sees on a slide. If the parasite is taking first dibs on its host's dinner, it would probably inhabit the gastrointestinal tract and perhaps forage elsewhere only after the pickings are slimmer in the GI tract. Many patients describe the bizarre sensations of mobile creatures. Others had more prickly sensations, like gnawing, biting, and even stabbing pains. A few had itchiness; many were anemic. Some were very ill.

Wonder (just another off-hand impromptu and meaningless thought) if fasting does anything? I've been trying to lose weight, see.....not one of the fortunate morgies without an appetite

sorry....If I could just be serious for ONE MINUTE!!!!

okay....done.
Kritts

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by tcmgpt13

I thought this page would be interesting to those here. Certainly have seen all those crystals she discusses with the breaking apart as well (although my specimens were from the external skin areas):

http://www.kitchendoctor.com/healthc...parasites.html

Discusses the site owner's personal observations about blood borne parasites, as yet unidentified, which cause itching, biting and scratching sensations to the victums and come in a myriad of colors and shapes.

I am not pushing the formulas, though they sound intriguing, but I thought everyone here might like to read this person's insight into parasites and what they look like in the blood (as I am positive morgellons is in the blood and in the lymph fluids).

Oh and thanks to you TCM for bringing it to the forum initially!

Where the heck are you these days anyway? Miss you!!!

Kritts

[rocklady]

Thanks Tcm for pointing us to this site in the beginning
........ and thanks Jo for bringing it forward again,
......... and thanks Kritters for further emphasis .. and as always your special wit

I also, just spent some time looking at this site as well as a few other sites Ingrid Naiman authors.
All interesting and informative, good links, tips, etc. - I have just skimmed the surface so far on a
few of the other sites.

http://www.moldmisery.com/

http://www.cancerchecklist.com/

Sorry if this seems slightly off topic, but hey - it's all related at some level and I couldn't resist.

She does sell some products on the various sites... but lots of good info too!

rl
xxooxx

[Jo]

Thought you'd like it Kritts!!

There's some great stuff on those sites Rocky, you're right, thanks.

I think its a great idea to contact her. Lets do some more reading. I'd like to know if she's aware of morgellons and if she's doing any more work on parasites.

Sounds like mold has been a personal battle for her.

xxx

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by Jo

Thought you'd like it Kritts!!

Sounds like mold has been a personal battle for her.

xxx

As for me. Hey! I wonder if she's my neighbor? Yes...we should contact her. I will bet she already does know about Morgellons.

xoKritts