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Thanks for the feedback, HEAD CLEANING (not the electronic equipment kind, lol!)Before you start, if you are going to use benzoyl peroxide products, change out of any clothing you do not want bleached orange!Scalp1. Apply conditioner to dry hair and then rinse it through with warm water. If needed use a tangle comb. Use lint comb to remove remaining critters or dead skin resulting from extended benzoyl peroxide treatment. Shampoo thoroughly to remove accumulated crud. Then lather clean hair up with benzoyl peroxide formula (whatever you've got). If desired, let that air dry then add some Clean and Clear salicylic acid 2% astringent

(way cheaper than and just as good as the Clinique no. 3 Clarifying Lotion). Truthfully, I doubt that the salicylic acid is good for me, but I want to get well from the critters, then I'll drop the SA like a rock.Face2. Wash face and neck (including nape) with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide face wash. Rinse THOROUGHLY.3. Use a lid scrub pad per eye, scrub thoroughly and blot with a paper towel twice (clean spot on towel each time). Dispose of paper towel!4. Use other side of lid scrub pads or fresh pads to wipe down remainder of face, especially any problem areas such as around eyes, hairline, nose/mouth. 5. Use a cotton ball or cosmetic wipe and wipe down with the Clean and Clear salicylic acid 2% astringent.Note: When I used Pink Oil on my hair every night, I wasn't getting better, but I also never had some of the

problems others have reported. When I switched from leaving Pink Oil to leaving the BP and salicylic acid on my scalp at night, before I found all the new eye scrubs/ lid scrubs, I had started having fliers around my face and in my computer. Since I started this protocol, they seem to be gone or nearly so in both places. Mouse cleaning technique: I deliberately chose a mouse that was easy to clean by running something like the corner of the eye scrub pad packet through the channels that collect debris from our skin. I scrape or drop the debris onto the lint roller. Keyboard cleaning technique: Use any commercial disinfectant wipes and a non-serrated blade such as a

paring knife. Push the disinfectant wipe down between the keys and pull it along with the knife. Tedious, but soooo worth it. Works on regular or laptop keyboards.love,kajayFrom: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites Sent: Fri, March 11, 2011 11:58:40 AMSubject: Re: light at the end of a very long tunnel

Thank you kajay for updating us on your progress. This is the kind of share that makes a difference and we get to see what is and what is not working for others over time with details. I've read about others who take the lufenuron and it really seems to help them too.

Here is a quote from what your wrote: "I need to switch up my internals again, plus use some iodine douche and get some MMS eye drops, and I need to use my olive leaf nasal spray more often. Meanwhile for eyes I'm using lid scrub from CVS or Rite-Aid."

I have questions about that statement. Did you ever get what felt like a greasy face with lots of clear bumps on your face, scalp and white heads? I've thought while I've had this that it could be biofilm, but still not sure. In my reading I really thought this was caused by Demodex mites... still not sure about that either. I have not seen a derm for this. I ordered the Hong Kong products which seemed to be helping, but the jury is still out on that one. Still using the body wash and shampoo daily from Hong Kong. I developed some strange things on my face, one on the eyebrow area and another area by my nose on the cheek. Out of desperation I soaked gauze with colloidal silver and wiped those areas down. To my surprise, those areas completely dried up and started pealing off. The one by the nose is completely healed now and the one on the eyebrow is dry but finally healing. I had this

one for the last two months at least and it would not heal. I am beginning to think that maybe these patches were either staph or fungal, not sure, but the colloidal silver soaked in gauze really did the job on this in two days. I started taking gauze soaked with colloidal silver and wiping down the entire face, ears, eyelashes, hairline and neck. The jury is out on the overall effect.

I believe that as a consequence of this mystery oily greasy substance that appears on my face my eyes developed a terrible infection last November. I never want to go through that again, as it was frightening and excruciating. I sometimes have felt this "coming on" once again, so immediately start scrubbing my face and rinsing eyes out and it seems to go away despite showering every day and scrubbing my face. I still don't know what it is or what causes it, BUT, unfortunately, my 95 year old father-in-law has caught it from me. So it is contageous. He has it on his back now. He described it to me perfectly. He had been treated with anti-fungals for cellulitis on his legs. I don't know if this is related, but cellulitis is maybe staph from what I read.

Whatever this is on my face, chest, and head (including inside ears) produces an oily type of substance which then produces clear bumps varying in size but usually the size of a grain of rice, then moving on to white heads. Also gradually these bumps produce white grains that come off the face and those vary in size too. I don't know if this is part of Morgellons or not, but it could be.

I'm still experimenting to see if the colloidal silver will get rid of all of it. I have been using Nature's Sunshine Silver Shield recommended by a friend. Nature's Sunshine has a very good reputation, so I went with that colloidal silver. Have used others and this seems the best for this. I'd like to know if this is what have had on your eyes kajay or Sandy.

Hugs,

light at the end of a very long tunnel

I am purging fiber critters like crazy due to the long-term effects of the lufenuron and the short-term effects of the benzoyl peroxide. Other critters have pretty much been kicked to the curb by the morg (fiber critters). With the lufen destroying food sources and the bp drying up the critters themselves, I think my vast interior population is gradually dropping. Also, things like calluses keep coming up on my hands, which I did not realize were as much a problem as they are since I always wore my vinyl gloves. Now the critters have to take their nourishment from my blood because they are literally starving, so they will cut either just under the surface or on the surface of my skin just like a cutworm in a garden, and I wind up with a bloody mess on my skin. That is when the olive leaf is useful, but other than that it doesn't seem to help me much. My critters got used to neem oil before I got to the halfway mark in the gallon I bought. I

need to switch up my internals again, plus use some iodine douche and get some MMS eye drops, and I need to use my olive leaf nasal spray more often. Meanwhile for eyes I'm using lid scrub from CVS or Rite-Aid. Am keeping benzoyl peroxide 10 percent (2.5 is too weak for any but the most sensitive of my skin) - a thin layer - on my skin 24-7, especially hands, face, scalp. I keep aloe and aveeno stress relief on hand for when I burn myself too much with the BP. Still not to the point where I think it is worth it to take everything apart or out of my home and treat every little thing. Hopefully almost there. Am going to try the B12 for sciatica, as the sciatica is a pain :)Thank you for all you share, all of you. With any luck, this 20+ year scourge of mine will history by next year (1988 first infection, bird mites).kajay