Chitinase and Lufenuron - two levels of...interior deforestation?

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Can't remember if I came back and wrote about my breakthrough or not...

A. ORGANIC CHITINASE.

A few months ago, after I showered one night, I poured a fresh batch of chitinase solution all over and fell asleep standing up in the shower with the warm water drizzling just enough to keep me warm. Woke up 20 min later and was covered with gelatinous, floppy, equally sized (about 1/16" long and about the thickness of cardstock) all over me. They weren't biting, they seemed inert. They did NOT have legs or fibers. They were just beige and translucent and looked a little like they had been molded in a tiny icetray. Soon after I noticed I was getting more and more lesions in my hotspot, which is the backs of both forearms (from shedding).

Theory 1 - Can't help but wonder if the little boogers didn't escalate because they were hungry. But wait, they had always been hungry. Hmm. Were the gelatinous rectangles, maybe, food?

Theory 2 - Also, years ago my healthy skin was diamond textured, normal under the romantic light of a pocket microscope. As the morg advanced, I began to get tiny red dots in the corners of every one of those triangles. Hmm, colorful. Festive, even. Then, after my chitinase shower, the dots disappeared.

B. LUFENURON

I started taking Lufenuron, which is the active ingredient in Program (for pets). It was sold for a while for treatment of Candida. It is off the market but I bought a couple of extra packets. Since I have been taking this, my skin has been just rolling off about 3 days a week. My hands peel so much they get almost raw, but my whole body is shedding the outer dermis. And again and again. Since that started, the lesions have moved to a new level and nothing plant based, olive leaf, seabuckthorn oil, evening primrose - nothing works. Boric acid mixed with epsom salt rubbed dry on my skin are the only thing that "reduce" the lesions. And they are getting worse. I have a 1/8" hole in my arm surrounded by a nickel sized purpura (like a hematoma), and others.

Theory 3 - I really think these things are coming to the surface to eat. Maybe also to get away from the Lufenuron in my fatty tissue (where it stores).

Theory 4 (really a question) - You know, it didn't dawn on me before that there might be a relationship between the Lufenuron and the high liver enzymes. Crap. They did take it off the market. Though it has been considered safe for pets for years, dogs seem able to take or require much stronger medications than humans, whereas horses have about the same tolerance as human.

Conclusions: I know that in nature, when there is a reduced food source, populations drop, and animals stop growing as large. They adapt to their circumstances.

Issue: What on earth should I do now? I want to keep the food crop down. Guess I had better get busy and find out if the Lufenuron was popped for liver damage. I've got plenty more, but should I take it...

kajay