RE: Treating Mites from Within - is this the solution?????

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Rita Carlson, a member of this list and a

kind soul, has e-mailed me that she has been treating squirrels outside with

Intervectin and that these poor animals are looking so much better now.

It reminded me of the times when I was fighting

a war over fleas and all chemicals I used didn’t phase them, and then

came “Advantage” along, as well as “Frontline” and ONE

pill given to all my pets killed them all! Within a month, there was no

flea to be seen. Since this was in San

Diego (Flea Capital of the World), I had to give them

a pill maybe once a twice a year as they picked up fleas on walks.

So, maybe the solution is not the topical

/ environmental chemicals that you are using, but maybe the solution is from

within us?

This being said, Intervectin is nothing to

fool around with. Toxic reactions have occurred and one should discuss

possible treatment with medical professionals. Please, do not

self-medicate! There have GOT to be some doctors out there that sufferers

can work with.

There is little on the Internet about

this, except I found this book reference: 1998, “Our

Scabies Treatment is Archaic, but Intervectin Has Arrived.”

International Journal of Dermatology 37 (January): 76-77

In any case, by Rita treating the animals

outside, she may actually be working on resolving the problems in her own home,

as the squirrels that she has been treating have become “living mite

killing machines” killing mites outside her home – AND these

squirrels obviously look so much better. The sores are gone and their

hair is growing back.

Is this the solution? To treat

within? What are your thoughts?

Sibylle Faye

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because the frontline and advantage has an insect growth regulator which stops the reproductive cycle of the fleas. but with mites, an insect growth regulator doesn't work, because mites are not insects. ivermectin really helps alot with scabies, helps keeps the numbers down. it only makes a small dent with bird mites, though, as bird mites are more of an environmental problem, than scabies. Sib <sf@...> wrote: Rita Carlson, a member of this list and a kind soul, has e-mailed me that she has been treating squirrels outside with Intervectin and that these poor animals are looking so much better now. It reminded me of the times when I was fighting a war over fleas and all chemicals I used didn’t phase them, and then came “Advantage” along, as well as “Frontline” and ONE pill given to all my pets killed them all! Within a month, there was no flea to be seen. Since this was in San Diego (Flea Capital of the World), I had to give them a pill maybe once a twice a year as they picked up fleas on walks.

So, maybe the solution is not the topical / environmental chemicals that you are using, but maybe the solution is from within us? This being said, Intervectin is nothing to fool around with. Toxic reactions have occurred and one should discuss possible treatment with medical professionals. Please, do not self-medicate! There have GOT to be some doctors out there that

sufferers can work with. There is little on the Internet about this, except I found this book reference: 1998, “Our Scabies Treatment is Archaic, but Intervectin Has Arrived.” International Journal of Dermatology 37 (January): 76-77 In any case, by Rita treating the animals outside, she may actually be working on resolving the problems in her own home, as the squirrels that she has

been treating have become “living mite killing machines” killing mites outside her home – AND these squirrels obviously look so much better. The sores are gone and their hair is growing back. Is this the solution? To treat within? What are your thoughts? Sibylle Faye http://www.avianweb.com Bird Health Mailing List: http://pets./group/avianhealth/join (discuss bird health issues only) AvianWeb Forums & FREE Classifieds: http://www.avianweb.com/phpbb/

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do you mean ivermectin when you say intervectin? or is intervectin a different

drug?

> Rita Carlson, a member of this list and a kind soul, has

e-mailed me that she has been treating squirrels outside with Intervectin and

that these poor animals are looking so much better now.

>

> It reminded me of the times when I was fighting a war over fleas and all

chemicals I used didn't phase them, and then came " Advantage " along, as well as

" Frontline " and ONE pill given to all my pets killed them all! Within a month,

there was no flea to be seen. Since this was in San Diego (Flea Capital of the

World), I had to give them a pill maybe once a twice a year as they picked up

fleas on walks.

>

> So, maybe the solution is not the topical / environmental chemicals that you

are using, but maybe the solution is from within us?

>

> This being said, Intervectin is nothing to fool around with. Toxic

reactions have occurred and one should discuss possible treatment with medical

professionals. Please, do not self-medicate! There have GOT to be some doctors

out there that sufferers can work with.

>

> There is little on the Internet about this, except I found this book

reference: 1998, " Our Scabies Treatment is Archaic, but Intervectin Has

Arrived. " International Journal of Dermatology 37 (January): 76-77

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> In any case, by Rita treating the animals outside, she may actually be

working on resolving the problems in her own home, as the squirrels that she has

been treating have become " living mite killing machines " killing mites outside

her home – AND these squirrels obviously look so much better. The sores are

gone and their hair is growing back.

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> Is this the solution? To treat within? What are your thoughts?

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> Sibylle Faye

> http://www.avianweb.com

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