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Yes the cedarcide best yet works wonderful for ears and coat. It is the only

thing I have found to work for the cats and dogs ears. I have tried medicine

from the vet as well. Have yet to order the Pet Horse and Livestock. It makes up

to a 100 gallons that is what excites me. The cedarcide best yet just for my

animals has lasted the summer I have used bio-spots drops to but was using them

before the best yet. The MMS I was so same way very hesitant. But I was so sick

and wanted my rest and life back. Glad I went for it, I am a true Believer. The

treatment of my yard has been the roughest the last part of spring and early

summer. That was without a doubt springtaills my local extension office

identified for me actually the university but the insects jumped like a spring

and were very visible. Not so on my skin though strangely just rashes eruptions

sores track marks and black specks. I am still healed. Marie

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> > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find relief?

Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous for

fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a bad

reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die off

but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the ticket

for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a oil

wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give the

animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of

water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie

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> > http://www.cedarcidestore.com/cedarproducts.html

> > http://www.bugspray.com/article/springtail.html

> > http://www.bugspray.com/article/itchmites.html

> > http://www.orangeguard.com/

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antifungals to begin with, but if I have no success I will try the MMS. I just

put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other heavy

duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic about

the advantage. Cedarcide will be my next move for them. Do you put it in their

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Diane the second part of your reply I left out. I followed the first video the

products bought elsewhere cheaper but follow the process next round I am

changing the granules for itch mites delta guard granule. I have no infestation

now want to change my chemicals treatment outside because of resistance. Have

used the springtail video to eradicate them, will try the itch mite probably

next spring. Marie

http://www.bugspray.com/article/springtail.html

http://www.bugspray.com/article/itchmites.html

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> > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find relief?

Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous for

fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a bad

reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die off

but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the ticket

for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a oil

wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give the

animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of

water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie

> > http://jimhumble.biz/

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> > http://www.bugspray.com/article/springtail.html

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antifungals to begin with, but if I have no success I will try the MMS. I just

put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other heavy

duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic about

the advantage. Cedarcide will be my next move for them. Do you put it in their

ears??? That's where I have the most problems. What kind of bifen did you use

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This article will by the federal EPA will instill even more the safety and

effectiveness of MMS stabilized chlorine dioxide. It will also show how it is

effective for parasites and fungus. C1O2 is MMS or stabalized chlorine dioxide.

http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/factsheets/chemicals/chlorinedioxidefactsheet.htm

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> > > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find

relief? Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous

for fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a

bad reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die

off but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the

ticket for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a

oil wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give

the animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of

water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie

> > > http://jimhumble.biz/

> > > http://www.cedarcidestore.com/cedarproducts.html

> > > http://www.bugspray.com/article/springtail.html

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antifungals to begin with, but if I have no success I will try the MMS. I just

put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other heavy

duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic about

the advantage. Cedarcide will be my next move for them. Do you put it in their

ears??? That's where I have the most problems. What kind of bifen did you use

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This article will by the federal EPA will instill even more the safety and effectiveness of MMS stabilized chlorine dioxide. It will also show how it is effective for parasites and fungus. C1O2 is MMS or stabalized chlorine dioxide. http://www.epa. gov/pesticides/ factsheets/ chemicals/ chlorinedioxidef actsheet. htm> > >> > > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find relief?

Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous for fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a bad reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die off but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the ticket for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a oil wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give the animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie> > > http://jimhumble. biz/> > > http://www.cedarcid estore.com/ cedarproducts. html> > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ springtail. html> > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ itchmites. html> > > http://www.orangegu ard.com/> > > > > > > > > I am a little afraid of the MMS side effects. I am going to try topical antifungals to begin with, but if I have no success I will try the MMS. I just put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other heavy duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic about the advantage. Cedarcide will be my next move for them. Do you put it in their ears??? That's where I have the most problems. What kind of bifen did you use for your yard??? -> > > > > > ->

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It made me sick because of a healing crisis or herx if you will. Did you try

bathing with the drops to let absorption that way? If you get sick you need to

back down a few drops. Yes MMS healed me I also had lymes along with some type

of insect infestation. Insects identified as northern fowl mite, springtail and

avian mite by my local extension office. Yes MMS has made my life possible again

but the 6 months to wellness was very challenging. I now have clear skin and no

insects, thanks to a few spraying with chemicals and other things for the

insects. I tried MANY things and went thought thousands of dollars the MMS cost

less than $100.00 and still have several YEARS supply left. Hope you find some

healing without any herx or healing crisis to get there. M:)

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relief? Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous

for fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a

bad reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die

off but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the

ticket for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a

oil wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give

the animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of

water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie

> > > > http://jimhumble. biz/

> > > > http://www.cedarcid estore.com/ cedarproducts. html

> > > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ springtail. html

> > > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ itchmites. html

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put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other heavy

duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic about

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Thanks M I'm happy to hear that you are 100% better. I will try it again.

After a couple years of this and reading stuff, I am convinced that this is a primary infection (bacterial or fungal) that causes secondary problems with mites/springtails (they may be attracted to the fungus/bacteria).

I have been mostly successful with home environment control of mites/springtails, but now need to finally eliminate an internal infection of fungus/bacteria.

I am also going to try the following:

http://www.guardian-silver.com/

From: mfrreman <mfrreman@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 9:23:23 AMSubject: Re: I may get booted I still think a large part is fungus

It made me sick because of a healing crisis or herx if you will. Did you try bathing with the drops to let absorption that way? If you get sick you need to back down a few drops. Yes MMS healed me I also had lymes along with some type of insect infestation. Insects identified as northern fowl mite, springtail and avian mite by my local extension office. Yes MMS has made my life possible again but the 6 months to wellness was very challenging. I now have clear skin and no insects, thanks to a few spraying with chemicals and other things for the insects. I tried MANY things and went thought thousands of dollars the MMS cost less than $100.00 and still have several YEARS supply left. Hope you find some healing without any herx or healing crisis to get there. M:)> > > >> > > > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find relief? Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous for fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a bad reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die off but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the ticket for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a oil wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give the animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie> > > > http://jimhumble. biz/> > > > http://www.cedarcid estore.com/ cedarproducts. html> > > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ springtail. html> > > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ itchmites. html> > > > http://www.orangegu ard.com/> > > > > > > > > > > > I am a little afraid of the MMS side effects. I am going to try topical antifungals to begin with, but if I have no success I will try the MMS. I just put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other heavy duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic about the advantage. Cedarcide

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I took the silver molecule not colloidal silver it is nano tech like the link

you are looking at, MUCH CHEAPER and same scientific process. I ran out after

taking 16oz and just kept taking the MMS with progress. Yes there is for sure a

fungal bacteria link in my opinion. Tommy's pneumonia may well be fungal? Very

hard thing to conquer this creature no easy way through it. Here is the link for

the same silver process cheaper though.

https://cart.mmsdr.com/index.php?main_page=index & cPath=5

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> > > > > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find

relief? Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous

for fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a

bad reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die

off but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the

ticket for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a

oil wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give

the animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of

water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie

> > > > > http://jimhumble. biz/

> > > > > http://www.cedarcid estore.com/ cedarproducts. html

> > > > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ springtail. html

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I just put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other

heavy duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic

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JS put the wrong link on phone rang hit send wanted to show you the science

behind this new silver you wrote of. Yes this could benefit many to I think.:)M

http://mmsdr.com/index.php?page=moleculasilver

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> > > > > > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find

relief? Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous

for fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a

bad reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die

off but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the

ticket for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a

oil wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give

the animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of

water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie

> > > > > > http://jimhumble. biz/

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heavy duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic

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I have been using it for several weeks, internal and for bathing. So far I

notice no change and it does not seem as effective for bathing as Epsom Salts.

Certainly none of the claimed skin improvements. It doesn't seem to make me

sick either. I am taking about 6 drops at a time, and 30-40 for a bath. I

should mention that I do not have Morgellons, and I believe my mites are gone.

I just continue to feel " whispies " . I also still have the red dots from when I

was getting bit, and I was hoping MMS would help fade them. It may be

beneficial to someone with sores.

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Are you taking the mms on empty stomach?That and baths helped me tremendously!I do take a regular bath or shower first and thenMms bath. If mites are gone and no sores justWhispies, then you probably have nothing forThe mms to work onSent from my iPhoneOn Aug 23, 2009, at 6:35 PM, "harrisonmelissa@..." <harrisonmelissa@...> wrote:

I have been using it for several weeks, internal and for bathing. So far I notice no change and it does not seem as effective for bathing as Epsom Salts. Certainly none of the claimed skin improvements. It doesn't seem to make me sick either. I am taking about 6 drops at a time, and 30-40 for a bath. I should mention that I do not have Morgellons, and I believe my mites are gone. I just continue to feel "whispies". I also still have the red dots from when I was getting bit, and I was hoping MMS would help fade them. It may be beneficial to someone with sores.

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At first I was trying the " new protocol " of drinking it throughout the day, but

that just doesn't work with my schedule, so then I switched to once a day about

a week ago. I drink it just before bed so my stomach is pretty empty, although

according to the web site that shouldn't matter.

I hope it's a good sign that I can not notice any effect. I was just hoping it

would get rid of the crawling and red dots.

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It should benefit even the healthy for preventive care. 6 drops is no where

close to the entire protocol. For me I did the old treatment and reached 15

drops 3 times a day for 2 weeks before being totally healed from my infection,

infestation, and of course the daily bath being submersed ears scalp ect. This

included the " whispies " . Also made a spray of the MMS with distilled water and

used every feel around computer ect of " whispies " and or bites. I might add this

took 6 MONTHS to reach go slow increase if no nauseous or diarrhea is

experienced. I also would shower before my MMS soaks with lye soap and or

sulfur soap. I continue on 10 drops daily every 5 hours 2 drops during work for

maintenance. This has been my turning point to have a normal life again. I have

also added vitamin C, D, E, Green Tea, Zinc, Magnesium, Calcium and B, rice

bran, hemp oil back to my diet and NO SUGAR. Make sure the vitamin C has a 2

hour window from the MMS. Marie

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I have had this now for 18 months,and am getting close to being done with it (I

hope). Most of my progress has come in a very short time, when I decided that I

did not have that much time to devote to the enviroment (because of work), so I

decided to concentrate more on my internal health.

I now believe as you do, that these things are attracted to us by some kind of

infection we carry with us. Frantically cleaning the enviroment is a losing

battle, as you are just re reinfected as soon as you leave your " clean zone " . My

opinion is that your money is much better spent fighting the internal battle.

Since, doing more to improve my health, I no longer feel them in my enviroment.

I used to feel them at home, In the car, at work, and when I traveled.

Don't get me wrong.....I do still feel the scalp crawl, especailly during times

of the lunar cycle when the moon is full and I still have problems on the area

on my body where they first started, but it is getting less everyday. But, not

feeling them exterally is a major plus, and makes life much more bearable.

I too am a long time user of MMS, but have only used it interally and am very

interested to try in exterally to see if I can get a final kill on this thing.

Save

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> > > > > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find

relief? Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous

for fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a

bad reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die

off but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the

ticket for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a

oil wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give

the animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of

water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie

> > > > > http://jimhumble. biz/

> > > > > http://www.cedarcid estore.com/ cedarproducts. html

> > > > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ springtail. html

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topical antifungals to begin with, but if I have no success I will try the MMS.

I just put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other

heavy duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic

about the advantage. Cedarcide will be my next move for them. Do you put it in

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Save I agree the initial battle was insects after that I was the host, I firmly

believe that. Yes the external use of the MMS is VERY beneficial. And how much

easier than a warm relaxing bath. With my word I can assure you I bathed every

day with MMS submersed every orvice and opened my eyes with no side effect,

except my moles crumbled away, my tags disappeared and my lesions and skin

healed. If you are not allergic to sulfa I have a friend infected and her scalp

was untreatable seemed like I made some shampoo of yellow sulfa and peppermint

lye soap she said she is crawl free since. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE NO ALLERGY'S TO

SULFA. The MMS worked for me scalp included but the sulfa lye shampoo is the

bomb. Others have told in this rural community of the olden days when yellow

sulfa was used as a smoke bomb the yellow sulfa will burn when ignited. During

World War II it was used for wounds and as a antibiotic. They also burned it in

home of those infected with T,and to kill mites in the chicken house it is also

a good anti-fungal, DO NOT TAKE YELLOW SULFA INTERNALLY EVER. Our feed mills

sell it for $1.00 a pound. But yes to agree only once again this is not just

environment!! We are also the garden and or environment.

Marie

http://www.getridofthings.com/get-rid-of-mites.htm

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Sulfur

Yellow powder

Elemental sulfur is used in black powder, gunpowder, matches, pyrotechnics, and

fireworks; in the vulcanization of rubber; in plant nutrition as a plant

supplement and as a fungicide, insecticide, and fumigant; in the manufacture of

phosphate fertilizers; as a medicine in the treatment of certain skin diseases

and as a pain suppressant in the bleaching of teeth; in bleaching dried fruits;

and in paper products manufacture. The principal use of sulfur, however, is in

the preparation of its compounds. The most important sulfur compound is sulfuric

acid. Other important compounds include sulfur dioxide, used as a bleaching

agent, disinfectant, and refrigerant; sodium bisulfite, used in paper

manufacture; carbon disulfide, an important organic solvent; hydrogen sulfide,

sulfur trioxide, and thionyl chloride, used as reagents in chemistry; Epsom

salts (magnesium sulfate), used as a laxative, used to bleach hair on

clydesdales, bath additive, exfoliant, and magnesium supplement in plant

nutrition; the numerous other sulfate compounds; and sulfa drugs.

Flour (not the same as " flowers " ). Ours is 99.9% pure and has a very low acid

content.

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> > > > > > Have you considered the MMS for bath soaks to see if you find

relief? Also using the MMS as a body spray for any wisp or bite. MMS if fabulous

for fungal all but one very rare fungus and if it is that the MMS will cause a

bad reaction and let you know. You may have some skin reaction at first from die

off but not severe. I tried lots and this stuff for cheap this has been the

ticket for me. My animals it was cedarcide rub in well till their fur was like a

oil wick, then treated yard exterior with bifen I have my life back. I also give

the animals DE in their moist food and 2 drops activated MMS in each gallon of

water. Just wanted to share my success. Marie

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> > > > > > http://www.bugspray .com/article/ springtail. html

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> > > > > > http://www.orangegu ard.com/

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topical antifungals to begin with, but if I have no success I will try the MMS.

I just put Advantage multi on my cats today. I have run through all of the other

heavy duty flea and tick products with no success, so I'm not very optimistic

about the advantage. Cedarcide will be my next move for them. Do you put it in

their ears??? That's where I have the most problems. What kind of bifen did you

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[Guest guest]

M.,

If most of, what seems to be, troubling folks is caused by fungal infections

(i.e. Candidiasis), why are the symptoms made worse in the evenings?

Also, why are the " creepy crawlies " only in certain specific parts of the body

(aka- private parts)?

And, what explains the weird, sudden, appearances of sesame seed looking stuff

in one's mouth?

Some of the people who post on this site may have mites, lice, etc., and some

may not. Some may have fungal infections, and some not. And some may have both.

I wish all good luck in discovering their own truth.

-D.

> > >

> > >I am on the fungus bandwagon now, too. I have been treating body and

environment heavily for months, and I am no longer getting pinprick bites very

often, but was still getting almost continual crawlie feelings. I was using

roach prufe as a body powder and in my bed to combat this, as well as

epsom/borax/tea tree soaks. I spoke with Dee and she told me that she had had

some luck with an antifungal spray on her scalp. Last night I was going insane,

so I grabbed a tube of Monistat and smeared it on my legs. Instant relief that

lasted for the night. I emailed my sis and she tried it with Lamisil. Same

result. I think that the mites gave us a secondary fungal infection that feels

just like something crawling on your skin. It is more active at night and when I

am warm and still. Sam at the topix scabies forum also had a similar problem

after treating for scabies, and dogs frequently have to be treated for fungal

infections after mange treatments. And I have noticed that all of the products

that seem to work well for the crawlies have antifungal or drying properties. I

think my little guests left me with a fungal infection. My husband was laughing

at me because I was dancing around just delighted that I have a fungus!!!

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> M.,

>

> If most of, what seems to be, troubling folks is caused by fungal infections

> (i.e. Candidiasis), why are the symptoms made worse in the evenings?

>

> Also, why are the " creepy crawlies " only in certain specific parts of the body

> (aka- private parts)?

>

> And, what explains the weird, sudden, appearances of sesame seed looking stuff

in one's mouth?

>

> Some of the people who post on this site may have mites, lice, etc., and some

may not. Some may have fungal infections, and some not. And some may have both.

>

> I wish all good luck in discovering their own truth.

>

> -D.

>

>

>Funguses are more active at night and in warm, humid areas. That is why

mushrooms are grown in caves, and why human infections tend to thrive on damp

portions of the anatomy and places covered by clothing.

Please note that I am not saying we all have a fungus; I'm absolutely certain

that I had a heavy infestation of mites, and that I still have a light one. But

I am beginning to think that my problem is compounded with a fungal infection

that the little monsters brought to me. I think some of us have only

mites/parasites, and that some of us are in the same boat as my sister and I and

have mites carrying a fungal infection, which confuses the issue greatly. My

theory is that as they start dying and decomposing the fungal infection worsens,

making you feel as if you are making no progress. I have been scrubbing in the

shower with Arm and Hammer detergent and spraying myself twice daily with

Lotrimin with mycelex . It has really helped with the crawling feeling, but it

hasn't done anything for the bugs in my scalp, or new bites. For those I am

using Happy Jack Sardex spray and boric acid in my sheets and seem to be having

some success. My sister uses Cornhuskers Lotion fortified with 2 Tbs. Roach

Prufe, and also adds boric acid to her sheets.

[Guest guest]

>

> M.,

>

> If most of, what seems to be, troubling folks is caused by fungal infections

> (i.e. Candidiasis), why are the symptoms made worse in the evenings?

>

> Also, why are the " creepy crawlies " only in certain specific parts of the body

> (aka- private parts)?

>

> And, what explains the weird, sudden, appearances of sesame seed looking stuff

in one's mouth?

>

> Some of the people who post on this site may have mites, lice, etc., and some

may not. Some may have fungal infections, and some not. And some may have both.

>

> I wish all good luck in discovering their own truth.

>

> -D.

>

>

>Funguses are more active at night and in warm, humid areas. That is why

mushrooms are grown in caves, and why human infections tend to thrive on damp

portions of the anatomy and places covered by clothing.

Please note that I am not saying we all have a fungus; I'm absolutely certain

that I had a heavy infestation of mites, and that I still have a light one. But

I am beginning to think that my problem is compounded with a fungal infection

that the little monsters brought to me. I think some of us have only

mites/parasites, and that some of us are in the same boat as my sister and I and

have mites carrying a fungal infection, which confuses the issue greatly. My

theory is that as they start dying and decomposing the fungal infection worsens,

making you feel as if you are making no progress. I have been scrubbing in the

shower with Arm and Hammer detergent and spraying myself twice daily with

Lotrimin with mycelex . It has really helped with the crawling feeling, but it

hasn't done anything for the bugs in my scalp, or new bites. For those I am

using Happy Jack Sardex spray and boric acid in my sheets and seem to be having

some success. My sister uses Cornhuskers Lotion fortified with 2 Tbs. Roach

Prufe, and also adds boric acid to her sheets.

[Guest guest]

Cerph You probably do have parasites that is what breaks your skin and immune

system down and opens the door for the fungus. ---Parasites may be protozoa,

yeasts, or multicellular organisms such as fungi or worms that live in or on a

host to obtain nourishment without providing any benefit to the host.

Parasites may be protozoa, fungi, or multi-cellular organisms. Many parasites

have complex life cycles that insure their proliferation and survival. The

private areas are perfect breeding grounds for fungus, fungus likes warm moist

areas. I looked out of the box on this infliction and that is why I am healed I

believe. The chemicals that I dumped trying to kill a insect only made me

sicker. Natural is pretty important with this infliction, remember there are

many thing our body produces that are chemical and or mineral to, which would

make it natural. M

In bird mites , " cerph1000 " <cerph1000@...> wrote:

>

> M.,

>

> If most of, what seems to be, troubling folks is caused by fungal infections

> (i.e. Candidiasis), why are the symptoms made worse in the evenings?

>

> Also, why are the " creepy crawlies " only in certain specific parts of the body

> (aka- private parts)?

>

> And, what explains the weird, sudden, appearances of sesame seed looking stuff

in one's mouth?

>

> Some of the people who post on this site may have mites, lice, etc., and some

may not. Some may have fungal infections, and some not. And some may have both.

>

> I wish all good luck in discovering their own truth.

>

> -D.

>

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > >I am on the fungus bandwagon now, too. I have been treating body and

environment heavily for months, and I am no longer getting pinprick bites very

often, but was still getting almost continual crawlie feelings. I was using

roach prufe as a body powder and in my bed to combat this, as well as

epsom/borax/tea tree soaks. I spoke with Dee and she told me that she had had

some luck with an antifungal spray on her scalp. Last night I was going insane,

so I grabbed a tube of Monistat and smeared it on my legs. Instant relief that

lasted for the night. I emailed my sis and she tried it with Lamisil. Same

result. I think that the mites gave us a secondary fungal infection that feels

just like something crawling on your skin. It is more active at night and when I

am warm and still. Sam at the topix scabies forum also had a similar problem

after treating for scabies, and dogs frequently have to be treated for fungal

infections after mange treatments. And I have noticed that all of the products

that seem to work well for the crawlies have antifungal or drying properties. I

think my little guests left me with a fungal infection. My husband was laughing

at me because I was dancing around just delighted that I have a fungus!!!

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[Guest guest]

cerph -

I don't doubt you have parasites, but it may be fungus which is attracting them.

I am focusing *most* of my efforts on getting rid of the fungus on my skin. As I

am doing this, my skin activity is dying down...

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> > > > >I am on the fungus bandwagon now, too. I have been treating body and

environment heavily for months, and I am no longer getting pinprick bites very

often, but was still getting almost continual crawlie feelings. I was using

roach prufe as a body powder and in my bed to combat this, as well as

epsom/borax/tea tree soaks. I spoke with Dee and she told me that she had had

some luck with an antifungal spray on her scalp. Last night I was going insane,

so I grabbed a tube of Monistat and smeared it on my legs. Instant relief that

lasted for the night. I emailed my sis and she tried it with Lamisil. Same

result. I think that the mites gave us a secondary fungal infection that feels

just like something crawling on your skin. It is more active at night and when I

am warm and still. Sam at the topix scabies forum also had a similar problem

after treating for scabies, and dogs frequently have to be treated for fungal

infections after mange treatments. And I have noticed that all of the products

that seem to work well for the crawlies have antifungal or drying properties. I

think my little guests left me with a fungal infection. My husband was laughing

at me because I was dancing around just delighted that I have a fungus!!!

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[Guest guest]

Excellent video on fungus and the relation to insects wiht the human, GOT TO

WATCH THIS PLEASE. Marie

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> > > > > >I am on the fungus bandwagon now, too. I have been treating body and

environment heavily for months, and I am no longer getting pinprick bites very

often, but was still getting almost continual crawlie feelings. I was using

roach prufe as a body powder and in my bed to combat this, as well as

epsom/borax/tea tree soaks. I spoke with Dee and she told me that she had had

some luck with an antifungal spray on her scalp. Last night I was going insane,

so I grabbed a tube of Monistat and smeared it on my legs. Instant relief that

lasted for the night. I emailed my sis and she tried it with Lamisil. Same

result. I think that the mites gave us a secondary fungal infection that feels

just like something crawling on your skin. It is more active at night and when I

am warm and still. Sam at the topix scabies forum also had a similar problem

after treating for scabies, and dogs frequently have to be treated for fungal

infections after mange treatments. And I have noticed that all of the products

that seem to work well for the crawlies have antifungal or drying properties. I

think my little guests left me with a fungal infection. My husband was laughing

at me because I was dancing around just delighted that I have a fungus!!!

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> > > > > > >I am on the fungus bandwagon now, too. I have been treating body

and environment heavily for months, and I am no longer getting pinprick bites

very often, but was still getting almost continual crawlie feelings. I was

using roach prufe as a body powder and in my bed to combat this, as well as

epsom/borax/tea tree soaks. I spoke with Dee and she told me that she had had

some luck with an antifungal spray on her scalp. Last night I was going insane,

so I grabbed a tube of Monistat and smeared it on my legs. Instant relief that

lasted for the night. I emailed my sis and she tried it with Lamisil. Same

result. I think that the mites gave us a secondary fungal infection that feels

just like something crawling on your skin. It is more active at night and when I

am warm and still. Sam at the topix scabies forum also had a similar problem

after treating for scabies, and dogs frequently have to be treated for fungal

infections after mange treatments. And I have noticed that all of the products

that seem to work well for the crawlies have antifungal or drying properties. I

think my little guests left me with a fungal infection. My husband was laughing

at me because I was dancing around just delighted that I have a fungus!!!

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[Guest guest]

I have always thought fungus plays a large part of this. Immunity to.

http://www.doctorfungus.org/thefungi/aspergillus_spp.php

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/pamcrane/2011/11/03/dromar-amin-timeline-disease-to\

xens-parasite-whos-first%EF%BB%BF

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> > > > > > >I am on the fungus bandwagon now, too. I have been treating body

and environment heavily for months, and I am no longer getting pinprick bites

very often, but was still getting almost continual crawlie feelings. I was

using roach prufe as a body powder and in my bed to combat this, as well as

epsom/borax/tea tree soaks. I spoke with Dee and she told me that she had had

some luck with an antifungal spray on her scalp. Last night I was going insane,

so I grabbed a tube of Monistat and smeared it on my legs. Instant relief that

lasted for the night. I emailed my sis and she tried it with Lamisil. Same

result. I think that the mites gave us a secondary fungal infection that feels

just like something crawling on your skin. It is more active at night and when I

am warm and still. Sam at the topix scabies forum also had a similar problem

after treating for scabies, and dogs frequently have to be treated for fungal

infections after mange treatments. And I have noticed that all of the products

that seem to work well for the crawlies have antifungal or drying properties. I

think my little guests left me with a fungal infection. My husband was laughing

at me because I was dancing around just delighted that I have a fungus!!!

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[Guest guest]

Sulfur for fungus.

http://pmep.cce.cornell.edu/profiles/extoxnet/pyrethrins-ziram/sulfur-ext.html

http://www.pennherb.com/301.html

http://www.naturodoc.com/sulfurstudy.htm

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43358247/ns/health-infectious_diseases/t/latest-jopl\

in-victims-had-rare-fungus-dirt/#.TrgyoUP7iH8

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/36722426/ns/health-infectious_diseases/t/deadly-airb\

orne-fungus-oregon-set-spread/#.Trgy3EP7iH8

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> > > > > > > >I am on the fungus bandwagon now, too. I have been treating body

and environment heavily for months, and I am no longer getting pinprick bites

very often, but was still getting almost continual crawlie feelings. I was

using roach prufe as a body powder and in my bed to combat this, as well as

epsom/borax/tea tree soaks. I spoke with Dee and she told me that she had had

some luck with an antifungal spray on her scalp. Last night I was going insane,

so I grabbed a tube of Monistat and smeared it on my legs. Instant relief that

lasted for the night. I emailed my sis and she tried it with Lamisil. Same

result. I think that the mites gave us a secondary fungal infection that feels

just like something crawling on your skin. It is more active at night and when I

am warm and still. Sam at the topix scabies forum also had a similar problem

after treating for scabies, and dogs frequently have to be treated for fungal

infections after mange treatments. And I have noticed that all of the products

that seem to work well for the crawlies have antifungal or drying properties. I

think my little guests left me with a fungal infection. My husband was laughing

at me because I was dancing around just delighted that I have a fungus!!!

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Mites of different types will always be in the environment, the key, not being

attractive. Not saying the environment is not in need of control, but you are

the attraction not the environment.

Take flower of sulfur, and MSM, change your scent, naturally. Keep your

environment free of unnatural, as much as possible. This blog includes fillings

in teeth, but also any pesticide, ect.

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/pamcrane/2011/11/03/dromar-amin-timeline-disease-to\

xens-parasite-whos-first%EF%BB%BF

Use all natural soaps. Lye soap is natural, fels naptha is detergent free, and

kills mites, and fungus. I also use liquid lye for all wood, and fels naptha for

the linoleum floors. Ace hardware sells fels naptha. I have people report all

natural soaps was enough to heal them.

Recommended by the Queen of Clean. 100 years of stain fighting power is found

in this heavy duty laundry soap. Used everyday for poison ivy treatment,

laundry, to rid plants of pests and remedy black spot fungus in roses. Safe for

Septic systems.

Features

PURE soap - no detergents Treats poison ivy Rids plants of aphids and mites Rids

fleas and ticks from pets

For more great uses and tips using Fels Naptha Soap go to Specialty Uses and

Recipes tab above.

http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/

http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/category_s/8.htm

http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/category_s/24.htm

Also treating soil surrounding house, and crawl space. Video below for

treatment, this will work for springtails and mites.

http://www.bugspray.com/article/springtail.html

http://www.jason-natural.com/products/dandruff.php

http://www.smokymountainlyesoap.com/soapuses.php

Best soap for price online. You can buy lye soap at Ace hardware to.

http://debbieshandmadesoap.com/

Bathe in MMS, pull those toxins out. Consider internal, personal choice.

http://jimhumble.biz/index.php

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> > > > > > > > >I am on the fungus bandwagon now, too. I have been treating

body and environment heavily for months, and I am no longer getting pinprick

bites very often, but was still getting almost continual crawlie feelings. I

was using roach prufe as a body powder and in my bed to combat this, as well as

epsom/borax/tea tree soaks. I spoke with Dee and she told me that she had had

some luck with an antifungal spray on her scalp. Last night I was going insane,

so I grabbed a tube of Monistat and smeared it on my legs. Instant relief that

lasted for the night. I emailed my sis and she tried it with Lamisil. Same

result. I think that the mites gave us a secondary fungal infection that feels

just like something crawling on your skin. It is more active at night and when I

am warm and still. Sam at the topix scabies forum also had a similar problem

after treating for scabies, and dogs frequently have to be treated for fungal

infections after mange treatments. And I have noticed that all of the products

that seem to work well for the crawlies have antifungal or drying properties. I

think my little guests left me with a fungal infection. My husband was laughing

at me because I was dancing around just delighted that I have a fungus!!!

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