Re: looking for gluten-free parasite cleanse

[Guest guest]

> As far as I'm aware, tinctures contain grain alcohol so they contain

> gluten. I am also allergic to corn, soy, dairy, & eggs so if there

> is a capsule form out there it needs to be in a gelatin cap or

> something that does not contain any of those allergens. Thanks!

> ~~Carolyn

Coconut oil or the milk, which did it for me even though I had no clue.

Wanita

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[Guest guest]

>

> As far as I'm aware, tinctures contain grain alcohol so they contain

> gluten. I am also allergic to corn, soy, dairy, & eggs so if there

> is a capsule form out there it needs to be in a gelatin cap or

> something that does not contain any of those allergens. Thanks!

> ~~Carolyn

Hi Carolyn,

Last fall, I did a parasite cleanse based on the recommendations of a

health care practitioner who is up on this way of eating. In addition

to taking a tincture that contained classic anti-parasitic herbs like

wormwood, she had me chew 2 tablespoons of fermented raw organic short

grain brown rice every morning. Apparently, parasites HATE this.

Starches normally should not be eaten raw, of course, but this is an

exception - and you only do this for a week or so. To prepare the

rice, you first grind it in a coffee grinder, then you soak it

overnight in enough water to cover with a bit of lemon juice. You can

do up enough for a few days, storing it in the fridge. Be sure to chew

it well (the finer you grind it in the coffee maker, the easier that

will be). I can't say that it was pleasant, but I think it helped.

Pumpkin seeds are a classic anti-parasitic food. She had me eat a

small handful every day, soaking and drying them first, of course.

I never saw anything 'nasty' come out of me, like some people do, but

I felt much better when the cleanse was over with. I was also told to

avoid sugar (I already was) and limit or elimate fruit during that

time. Anti-candida recommendations, basically.

[Guest guest]

Yeah, unfortunately I have problems with milk AND coconut/coconut

oil. Mercury poisoning and gluten allergy have made me really

sensitive and I've only just had my amalgams out this fall.

> Coconut oil or the milk, which did it for me even though I had no

clue.

[Guest guest]

> Yeah, unfortunately I have problems with milk AND coconut/coconut

> oil. Mercury poisoning and gluten allergy have made me really

> sensitive and I've only just had my amalgams out this fall.

>

I have been thinking I may have a coconut problem too. How did you find out

you had a problem with coconut? Can you get tested for this? I get this

wonderful raw organic coconut cream and it tastes like heaven but if I eat

more that a couple teaspoons I start to feel like I have the flu. I feel

really spacey. The Aagonus camp says this is just detoxing but I am suspect

because it seems any time something makes you feel bad it is detoxing. Any

idea?

Kim