Antiparasitics and Recent Paralysis

[Guest guest]

I believe I reported that (I think just before I got sick with the MMS) I had to stop taking my admittedly over the top doses of antiparasitics. Here's what happened.

I was taking all 3 of these in low doses each: Para-Free, Para-Zyme, and Not Nice to Toxins (ingredients on the internet).

The problem was that I was taking three products (rather than one, which is bad enough according to the warnings on the containers), and that I took them for a month rather than for two weeks. Wormwood and fresh green walnut hulls are what I suspect.

For some reason I am less fascinated by the intricasies of products than of critters. I've noticed that of those in the critter groups who are into research, we each have our own focus. For me it was enough to stop using something and have the symptoms stop. I knew I was using too much for too long of something that comes right out and claims to be toxic, and so when I experienced the paralysis behind my leg, I figured it was all the toxins and stopped them all immediately. I was also not surprised at how quickly the symptoms disappeared--and greatly relieved!

My critter research will probably never gain credibility in the medical community. Still, I've seen about 26,000 more critters under a microscope than the average physician has, and I have learned a great deal about the menagerie that inhabits my body--not enough to be free yet, but I believe that day is not too far off.

I am also applying what our group's product-focused researchers learn and share, and am benefiting from that.

I guess the great advantage to being a nonprofessional researcher is that I don't have to please, or prove anything to, anyone but me. I don't have to write grant proposals. I don't have to wait for money (it's not coming!). I'm not limited to studying something I came up with a year ago.

When I discover something, I can "turn on a dime." Finally, two things:

(1) No one is more motivated to help me than me

(2) Who can I trust more than myself?

katie