salt/c therapy for cleansing bacteria and parasites..

June 9, 2005

My ND just sent me a link to a site where the sufferers of Lyme

disease are taking salt/c to rid their bodies of the worms and

bacteria they claim are related to the Lyme tick problem. They take

12-one gram tablets of salt and 12-1,000 mg tablets of vitamin C,

spaced throughout the day for a month or two.

Here's the link to one of the main pages although you need to click

on a few of the photos of specific arhtropods and worms to get the

I write this because since February of this year (at least) I have

had a parasite problem (among other things.) I say February because

that's when I saw the marks of some kind of skin parasite -- I think

it was maybe a horseshoe mite? I thought it was over and done with

after using a wicked topical cream to kill it but blood microscope

analysis showed a big increase in parasite activity in my blood

since I came back from Hawaii. yech.

So why am I writing this here? Well, I'm wondering if anyone has

heard of this therapy of using rather excessive amounts of vitamin C

along with excessive amounts of salt to rid the body of these

things. One of the blurbs above a horrible picture of wormy things

says:

" Borrelia burgdorferi: Due to the overuse of antibiotics, bacteria

have mutated. These bacilli were from a polyp in the small intestine

of the lyme patient. The macroscopic (visible to the naked eye) size

was quite a surprise. After about two months of treatment the colony

of bacteria just seemed to let go and the specimens were found

floating in the toilet. These were the first to be put under the

microscope and the adventure began. From bacteria to nematomorphs,

we were consumed with the discoveries. Creatures were dying. So

desperate to leave the body, they literally came out of the skin,

ears, eyes, from under the tongue, and in the urine and stool. "

That is really just so gross but well, what do think? Would salt and

ascorbic acid be the cure? How much would it harm you I wonder? I

have very low blood pressure so I'm not worried about that

particular effect of salt.. but..

Thanks.

~Robin

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