Re: Re: Parasite cleanses first?

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In a message dated 11/19/99 11:10:36 PM Eastern Standard Time,

usana4life@... writes:

<< It does recommend that you do a parasite cleanse

first. The book said that the only people that felt ill were those that

didn't do the parasite cleanse first. >>

Hi D,

Thanks for your informative and encouraging post. This is where I get stuck.

The parasite cleanse. Have you done that? I briefly read the parasite

page, and signed up for the parasite list. I have been following along for

about 1 month. So far, I have not heard of any success stories, and have

heard a lot of people having poor experiences with the parasite issues.

I am having a lot of digestive problems right now, and finding myself

confused, and going around in circles.

I am not sure whether this parasite issue is an easy one. I am considering

having some testing done.

In the meantime, all that takes time.

If you know of others who have had the parasite problem and have resolved it

successfully, I would love to be able to hear from them.

thanks,

Jane

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Hi all........

I may be the odd ball out, but I discovered the parasite cleanse, long

beforeI even heard about the liver cleanse.

I was very skeptical about it (I rarely eat meat, only bottled water, I am

very neat and clean)...but decided what the heck. I was horrified to find

that I was harboring creatures internally. I was!!!!!!!!!!!! It is

important to use good products. At the time I didn't know of individually

packaged ones and used a variety of herbs and spices.

It took about one week for the first parasite to pass through me.

Some things you will notice is that your urge to go may be sudden and the

smell of your movements is much stronger. Remember some parasites are not

visible to the human eye and dead parasites may be intertwined in feces or

sink to the bottom.

I know this is disgusting, but I must say I felt 15 years younger after I did

it. My hair was lustrous, my skin glowing.....My cleanse was about a year ago

and I recently started to have flare ups. I am now in the process of doing an

other cleanse. This time with ParaGone. I still use lots of antiparasitic

foods (garlic, onions, cinnamon, pumpkin seeds, etc)

Anyhow, I hope this helps.

Jomma

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hi joanna, where do you get the paracleanse? did you go to work while on

this? l am wondering about being at work while on a cleanse for parasites and

all the other cleanses l hope to eventually do. teri.

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I don't recommend using the paracleanse from Enrich. I became a distributor

just to try it at cost and was very disappointed. There is a procuct

called herbal fiberblend that works really good and it something that you

can use and still work or have a normal life. I've also heard of some from

the awareness corporation that is suppose to be excellent. In Dr. Hulda book

" The cure for all diseases " I think that she has a recipe for a parasite

cleanse. She recommends There are 3 kinds of herbs that she recommends that

covers it all. If you know a chiropractor that does kinetic testing or

kenesiology he can check you to see if you have parasites and recommend a

product.

D

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Jane,

Most medical doctors miss a large percentage of parasites. There is a

company called awareness corporation that has a web site and I read a lot

of their success stories. My chiropractor does kinesiology testing and

picked up parasites one time and gave me his procucts and when he tested me

again he didn't pick any up. I also use things like herbal fiberblend which

do have a lot of the herbs in it that kill parasites. I've never seen any

effidence but I've seen things clear up after

using the products that kill the parasite.

As for digestive problems have you tried pure apple cider vinegar? it

works wonders. The bragg brand is the best to use. It needs to be organic.

You use about a tsp with 1 tsp honey (optional) to 8 ounces water. 3 to 4

times a day with meals and at bed time. I take a lot more than a tsp but

I've seen a difference. Its actually helped me a few times when I had a

gallbladder attack. I use 1tblspoon acv to 1tbspoon honey to about

10-12ounces water. Watch out for the side effects of lots of energy, fat

loss, and a feeling of health. check out their web site at www.bragg.com

Hope this helps.

Diane

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Sent: Sunday, November 21, 1999 3:31 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Parasite cleanses first?

> From: SlvrMoon2@...

>

> In a message dated 11/19/99 11:10:36 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> usana4life@... writes:

>

> << It does recommend that you do a parasite cleanse

> first. The book said that the only people that felt ill were those that

> didn't do the parasite cleanse first. >>

>

> Hi D,

>

> Thanks for your informative and encouraging post. This is where I get

stuck.

> The parasite cleanse. Have you done that? I briefly read the parasite

> page, and signed up for the parasite list. I have been following along

for

> about 1 month. So far, I have not heard of any success stories, and have

> heard a lot of people having poor experiences with the parasite issues.

>

> I am having a lot of digestive problems right now, and finding myself

> confused, and going around in circles.

> I am not sure whether this parasite issue is an easy one. I am

considering

> having some testing done.

> In the meantime, all that takes time.

>

> If you know of others who have had the parasite problem and have resolved

it

> successfully, I would love to be able to hear from them.

>

> thanks,

> Jane

>

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Hi Jane and all --

I think the parasite cleanse from Dr. 's books is the best,

and our family didn't buy them from her, but used her formula.

You can expect results by the third day, so if you are employed I'd

suggest you start on Wed. or Thursday and expect to be going to the

bathroom more during the weekend. Of course, it takes longer than

that to get all the critters out, so depending on your weekend

results you'll have to decide whether to cut back on Monday or not.

What kind of job you have is a factor also. And then people differ

as to what causes a laxative effect and what causes constipation;

also your diet and how many parasites and kinds of parasites, and

even your general health. There are lots of factors to consider, but

I'd still start with the Dr. method, and if it becomes too

laxative then switch to Essiac tea, which contains good anti-cancer

tonic herbs but is also a milder anti-parasitic. My husband passed

intestinal and a few other kinds of flukes for 5 or 6 weeks, which I

thought was quite unusual until I read the testimony in

Dronelist about a mo. ago of a young woman who was quite

ill and passed flukes for 3 mo. and was still passing them. Her

health had improved tremendously, however, and she was staying with

Dr. 's parasite cleanse. This is the first person other than my

husband that I'd heard of using the cleanse longer than a week or 10

days as they're supposed to be gone by then. I think that zapping

will help keep them down after getting rid of the bulk of them. A lot

of people seem to be afraid to try the cleanse because they just

don't want to know if they got 'em or not. I'm too practical for

that. I personally didn't see very many critters but my sister sure

did, along with the eggs that look something like rice. I'm an Essiac

tea user for life, I think, so that should keep them down from now

on. Hope this helps you decide to give the Dr. method a try,

and let us all know your results. Bernice P.S. If you haven't read

Dr. 's books yet I think the formula may still be online, or go

back to the parasitesonelist archives and find it.

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What is an Essiac Tea? And where do you purchase.

Jessie

Bernice wrote:

> From: " Bernice " <bpeters@...>

>

> Hi Jane and all --

> I think the parasite cleanse from Dr. 's books is the best,

> and our family didn't buy them from her, but used her formula.

> You can expect results by the third day, so if you are employed I'd

> suggest you start on Wed. or Thursday and expect to be going to the

> bathroom more during the weekend. Of course, it takes longer than

> that to get all the critters out, so depending on your weekend

> results you'll have to decide whether to cut back on Monday or not.

> What kind of job you have is a factor also. And then people differ

> as to what causes a laxative effect and what causes constipation;

> also your diet and how many parasites and kinds of parasites, and

> even your general health. There are lots of factors to consider, but

> I'd still start with the Dr. method, and if it becomes too

> laxative then switch to Essiac tea, which contains good anti-cancer

> tonic herbs but is also a milder anti-parasitic. My husband passed

> intestinal and a few other kinds of flukes for 5 or 6 weeks, which I

> thought was quite unusual until I read the testimony in

> Dronelist about a mo. ago of a young woman who was quite

> ill and passed flukes for 3 mo. and was still passing them. Her

> health had improved tremendously, however, and she was staying with

> Dr. 's parasite cleanse. This is the first person other than my

> husband that I'd heard of using the cleanse longer than a week or 10

> days as they're supposed to be gone by then. I think that zapping

> will help keep them down after getting rid of the bulk of them. A lot

> of people seem to be afraid to try the cleanse because they just

> don't want to know if they got 'em or not. I'm too practical for

> that. I personally didn't see very many critters but my sister sure

> did, along with the eggs that look something like rice. I'm an Essiac

> tea user for life, I think, so that should keep them down from now

> on. Hope this helps you decide to give the Dr. method a try,

> and let us all know your results. Bernice P.S. If you haven't read

> Dr. 's books yet I think the formula may still be online, or go

> back to the parasitesonelist archives and find it.

>

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On 27 Nov 99, at 4:04, Bernice wrote:

> also a milder anti-parasitic. My husband passed intestinal and a few other

> kinds of flukes for 5 or 6 weeks, which I thought was quite unusual until

> I read the testimony in Dronelist about a mo. ago of a young

> woman who was quite ill and passed flukes for 3 mo. and was still passing

> them. Her health had improved tremendously, however, and she was staying

> with Dr. 's parasite cleanse. This is the first person other than my

> husband that I'd heard of using the cleanse longer than a week or 10 days

> as they're supposed to be gone by then.

I attended a seminar in the methods two weeks ago and among

other things I learned that if parasites keep coming out after

several weeks have passed, the reason is CONSTANT REINFECTION. It is

quite clear from reading most of the messages on these lists that

many (most?) people do not know how to prevent reinfection, or at

least do not care about it.

We were given one interesting example where a person came back every

day reinfected with tapeworm eggs. He thought he was very careful

about avoiding reinfection. A thorough investigation was done and

they found out that the source of the reinfection was the sea salt he

was using!

Best regards, Ulf

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