Heidi/Re: Fry Labs- Protozoa question..

May 28, 2009

Heidi,

Did one round do it or did you back to back rounds or do a clease every 3-6

months? I am beginning to wonder if regular hulda clark cleanses are in fact a

vital part of controlling the terrain we have going on here.

It is amazing to me how you can track your symptoms so well.. as well as trust

your instincts AND are so adventurous. I want to be like you one day!:-)

Robin

> >

> > Hello, My daughter and I just got our Fry Labs back and we both tested

positive for a protozoa (close to the Malaria family) that really hasn't been

given a name yet. We are working with a nurse practitioner doing phone consults

who ordered the tests, but are looking to switch to a LLMD, preferably somewhere

in the NJ, NY, PA area. ( We are also positive for Babesia and Bartonella) Does

anyone know of a LLMD who has experience treating this protozoal-type-thing? Her

approach is to use Biaxin and Plaquenil, but I really am wanting to find a

natural way to treat this... at least to try the natural path first. Can anyone

guide me on this one? I'm not sure what to do... Thanks, Tara in NJ

> >

>

May 28, 2009

I will second that. I try everything on myself. Had I not been acutely ill,

there is no way I would have had a dx of lyme for my son before he was 2.

Unfortunately, he was also extraordinarily ill, but has made HUGE progress. I

think he is getting better much faster than I am.

Caryn

>

> Robin:

>

> Your post made me laugh. Yes, I am feeling adventurous. I guess I feel I

> am so close to understanding the problem, just need to work on how best to

> fix it. I do feel good, so glad to be where I am now, as compared to

> being so lost in the beginning. With Hulda, she recommends taking a dose

once

> a week after the cleanse. I really like this idea. I may return to that

> when I get done with this other thing I am doing. I guess I also want to

> try different things. It's the only way to know which works best. Without

> some exploring, you may miss out on a lot. One doc I saw said he tries all

> the meds on himself that he prescribes to our kids. Got to love that. I

> always tell the parents to take things themselves. This has been so

> educational for me, and it definitely eased many of my worries. Fortunately,

> since I also became ill with IBD, MS symptoms, chronic fatigue, and a whole

> slew of symptoms, I can tell when something is working or not. Who would of

> thought that being ill could be a good thing. LOL.

>

> Love and prayers,

>

> Heidi N

>

> Heidi,

>

> Did one round do it or did you back to back rounds or do a clease every

> 3-6 months? I am beginning to wonder if regular hulda clark cleanses are in

> fact a vital part of controlling the terrain we have going on here.

>

> It is amazing to me how you can track your symptoms so well.. as well as

> trust your instincts AND are so adventurous. I want to be like you one

> day!:-)

>

> Robin

>

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May 29, 2009

I like Huldas idea, too. I'm glad you feel good. Its contagious. Good to know

you felt lost too.:-)I'm trying to save myself and keep my children from getting

to where I am without making them feel there is something wrong with them. One

had signs of stuggling (IgMs, and IgGs positive, positive ANA, swollen lymphs,

broke out in sores on ehr back with a drop fo samento for a few days), the

other not tested. Shiners, mood swings, rashes and hives. I'm trying to pull me

out of a ditch that seems to get deeper and keep them healthy.