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-That's great you're so much better! I was wondering where you buy your essential oils? I hear you on the oregano oil, when I would use it people complained of the smell. My doctor gave me a protocol- you mix a good amount of oregano oil- Oreganol- from N.American Herb and Spice with any kind of lotion, put it all over your body and stay naked for about half an hour, just let it soak in. Then go to bed. He told me to have "junk sheets" for this protocol because it can stain and stink up the sheets. He also recommended it internally as well as Cinnamol from the same company. DMSO can also be added for better absorption.AandrayaOn Jul 23, 2011, at 1:42 PM, Benton wrote: Hi Aandray, Thanks for the information. I am just about totally better. I'd say 98%. My diet excludes any carbohydrates, starches, and sugar. All feed fungus. I created an anti-fungal oil which does the trick. 16 oz. of coconut oil, and 100 drops of the following essential oils: lemon eycaliptus, clove bud, bitter orange, ginger, tee tree, aretmesia, and I add oregano according to how much I want to smell like a pizzia:) A bath in Arm and Hammer Super Soda Wash works as a poltus pulling toxins stuff and from sores (when I had them). A bath using olive leaf powder as a scrub helped to find and remove the unseen mycelium. I rub it around an area for about 1 minute, rinse, and then start rubbing with my fingers. I can feel the mycelium strings and buds and rub them up and off. I do those bathes every 3 days as a borometer to see where I am in the process. A cup of Lysol in a large bath once a week as it kills the fungus. The environment must be scrubbed and cleaned with lysol and steelwool pads to ensure new risoids are removed and dryer seems to be void of fungus,now. At this point, no movement on head for 1 month, no more plastic from skin, no "weird" things on my skin, no fungal mats in my hair, very little puffiness left, no dry cough, no bugs or mites, finding fewer and fewer risoids in environment as some spores do make it through cleaning, and am almost ready to introduce semi-anti-fugal foods back into my diet like lima beans and squash. Seems I had herpetic dermatitis, histoplasmosis, and a bacterial or amebia infection of the scalp. (The latter I got rid of by disolving a Doxy pill in 4 tablespoons of water and massaging into my scalp for 3 weeks). I don't have Lyme, so I needn't attend to that. I'm glad to hear you are getting better. We each get so many different things with this issue, we must each be our own detective. Since I was infected by abandon bird's nests, my diagnosis makes sense because histoplasmosis is found in bird and bat droppings. Love and light, From: Aggi <aggi_assmann@...>Subject: Re: Questionbird mites Date: Saturday, July 16, 2011, 1:41 PM Hello Krys, I hate saying this, because I highly recommended the MSM to you for your mother, but this really sounds like a severe allergic reactionto the sulfur. Just never heard of anyone getting in this state from the mites. I am so glad she's got a doctor now how is listening to her and does not treat her like a nutter !>> Hello,> My mother got badly bitten about a week ago after cleaning out all of the> tubes & hoses of the vacuum cleaner. Her eyes had been paricularly badly> btten & had swollen up, again she was having the horrid little things> crawling in her eyes, mouth, nose & other parts. As far as I can gather,> this had been subsiding. A couple of days ago she bought a few things,> including MSM capsules, which she had started taking. She phoned me up just> now telling me of her horrid experiences, though I'm not sure wheher she> meant today or yesterday (this can be confusing particularly due to time> differences). Seems her face ( & maybe body) went dark red, her eyelids,> mouth, (inside & out), half her tongue, her gums swelled up & a lump cam up> under her tongue came up. She went to the new doctor's & they were very> kind, telling her the mites were causing her an allergic reaction ( & they> don't think she's imagining it) & have put her onto steroids for 5 days & > say if her throat becomes any more swollen they will send her to hospital.> > Is it possible this is die off due to taking the MSM? She has not made any> such connection & I have not suggested it. Indeed, I told her to remember to> continue taking the MSM, hoping that perhaps this is die off & after a day> or two she might start feeling considerbly better. But is this right? Could> it be that the swelling is an allergic reaction to the MSM in which case> continuing taking it would make her worse? What should I do? Mostly should> she continue with the MSM? Is it likely that the MSM has nothing whatsoever> to do with the reaction?> > My mother thanks you all for your kind wishes.> > Thanks> Krys> > I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky,> And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by,> And the wheel's kick and the wind's song and the white sail's shaking,> And a grey mist on the sea's face and a grey dawn breaking.> I must go down to the seas again, for the call of the running tide> Is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied;> And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying,> And the flung spray and the blown spume, and the sea-gulls crying.> I must go down to the seas again, to the vagrant gypsy life,> To the gull's way and the whale's way where the wind's like a whetted knife;> And all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow-rover,> And quiet sleep and a sweet dream when the long trick's over.> > *Sea Fever* - Masefield>