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Stories of Real people written by authors, informative articles, and shared personal experiences.No one has been paid to write their stories. People have simply come forward to share their experiences of dealing with illnesses and ailments that have been dismissed by the medical establishment. They feel that it is part of their healing process to tell their stories. Each person wants to make people aware that co-factors exists as silent menaces – it is their hope that one day something will be done about it with recognition from the medical establishment. Co-factors contributing in a health crisis as hidden problems. Parasites “don’t exist” we have been told, but they do exist in the developed countries! Molds & fungi are possible causes for ill-health and often misdiagnosed. Bacterial infections contribute to related health issues too. People from all walks of life are being infected by these Silent Masters wrecking havoc in people’s lives.
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Sudden Appearance of Lump on Wrist
By Jane on Apr 12, 2012 | In Bacteria | 2 feedbacks »
Back in February I noticed a weird, strange lump appear literally overnight on my wrist. I wasn’t sure at first what it was. I got a bit of a shock when I first saw it. It was quite big. Here’s a picture of my hand showing the lump.
Ode to Health
By Chip on Apr 9, 2012 | In Bacteria, Molds & Fungi | Send feedback »
Link: http://patientswithaspergillosis.wikispaces.com/
Woe is me, misery me,
My skin hurts, my muscles ache,
Pneumonia and head cold for free,
How much can a body take?
Pneumonia on my chest,
My head full of cold,
Certainly not at my best,
Do I feel the mould?
A diet adds to my misery,
But silver lining in my plight,
only thing I note with glee,
I’ve gone and lost my appetite!
Sickness reigns in my belly,
Bugs on my chest, up my nose,
Imprisoned in front of telly,
Weakness flows down to my toes.
The yellow brick road I travel soon,
A very long road to pastures new,
See the wizard to ease my gloom,
I hope on the plane I do not spew!
Iridology - What Your Eyes Can Tell You With Regards To Your Health
By Jane on Apr 4, 2012 | In Parasites | Send feedback »
Your Eyes and Your Health
Funny old day
By Chip on Mar 23, 2012 | In Bacteria, Molds & Fungi | 2 feedbacks »
Link: http://muddlinmind.blogspot.co.uk/
Funny old day!
Well it’s been a funny old day, not being able to catch myself coming or going! Way too many little jobs to do that outweigh those even bigger chores that are lying in wait for when I least expect them. At present my health is quite good, and on these occasions I attempt to complete those little chores, and huge projects that can prove too great a burden when breathing is an issue, like eight months of the year! So when fit I go like crazy to get as many labour intensive jobs done in the short time allowed me, I’m busy, busy, busy! But my mind is not, though my body labours . . .
Antibiotic Resistance: Serious Concerns Arise
By DD Rose on Mar 21, 2012 | In Articles | Send feedback »
Biblical predictions about plagues along with the medical establishment’s recent confirming alert of more superbugs will become a reality one day. People may want to scoff at these kinds of things; however, in the mid-1980’s I was told that bottled water maybe necessary because tap water could be unsafe. It was predicted that buying bottled water would be a common practice within a 10-15 year period of time. Perrier and a competitor was new back then. At the time, the notion of purchasing water was ‘crazy’ to me. I couldn’t imagine it. Why would I buy water when it is free, right? Well, here I am thirsting after bottled or filtered water whenever I can drink it because tap water standards are questionable. As for antibiotic resistance, believe it!
Herbals for IBS, B. hominis & D. fragilis
By DD Rose on Mar 1, 2012 | In Services: Lab Consultation & Testing, Microbial Research, Articles | Send feedback »
The public is assaulted with endless remedies for digestive problems and it appears that the disorder or infection is growing out of control. I know many people who have been diagnosed with the mysterious IBS label. I’ve decided to look into this a little deeper for people who don’t know what to do or who have given up with their doctors. There are two pathogens that might give insight to this rising problem.
The protozoan Blastocystis hominis (B. hominis) is a difficult pathogen because it is a single cell organism that morphs. Despite this, it is believed that this parasite and the other protozoan, Dientamoeba fragilis (D. fragilis), may play a key role in IBS symptoms. Additionally, other co-infective parasites can’t be ruled out as contributing factors; and, these too are often overlooked. The blog “Journal of Forbidden Research” summarizes this prevailing misunderstood problem in a nutshell.
[Note: all emphasis below are mine and not within original publications.]
Improvements With My Eyes
By Jane on Feb 21, 2012 | In Parasites | 2 feedbacks »
I recently wrote updated posts with regards to my improved symptoms. I wanted to write a separate post with regards to the weird looking eye organisms as I receive a lot of comments about my earlier post in my blog.
Enzymes Help to Kill Worms - Part 3
By DD Rose on Feb 13, 2012 | In Parasites, My Story | Send feedback »
In this last post, I’d like to share more about enzymes and foods that contain them.
You want to spoil the parasites’ meal ticket where the nutrients go to you and fewer to them. For instance, put a 1/4 teaspoon of bitter herbs in a little water and drink before eating; or chew on cloves or eat a sliver or two of fresh ginger root. Here’s a little tidbit of trivia for you…. fresh ginger breaks down meat in the stomach faster than any other spice ingredient which is why the Asians use it often in their cooking. In eating sushi the Japanese add slivers of ginger along with hot wasabi (horseradish) with their dish to help kill off parasites. Ginger also helps clear away mucous which is why it is often added to cold remedies.
Blog Almost Permanently Shutdown Because.....
By admin on Feb 1, 2012 | In Main Site | Send feedback »
First, I want to apologize for the blog being down for a week, a couple of weeks ago. Readers of this blog have made it very popular because of its unusual subject matter and we thank you for coming back again and again. Thank goodness for the diligence and hard work of UnitedHosting.com. Seriously, this blog would not be up, at all, if it wasn’t for them.
Enzymes Help to Kill Worms - Part 2
By DD Rose on Feb 1, 2012 | In Parasites, My Story | Send feedback »
In my previous post, I shared several pictures and my documentation on enzymatic foods. Below are further comments on this worm that I had coughed up.
Enzymes Help To Kill Worms - Part 1
By DD Rose on Dec 20, 2011 | In Parasites, My Story | Send feedback »
It is my understanding that the right enzymes can help breakdown the outer skin of parasites by poking holes in them. If used in conjunction with a parasite protocol, it will help kill parasites. At least, this has been my personal experience. Enzymes in general play an important role within our bodies; and, an in-depth study on how enzymes work does help to understand how they can affect parasites. Rita (another blogger) did a post on enzymes too that is a good read. I want to share some old documentation with an experiment on enzymatic foods and killing parasites that occurred with me.
My Health Improvements continued.... Post 3
By Jane on Dec 20, 2011 | In Parasites | 2 feedbacks »
My Health Improvements continued - Post 3
Images of Aspergillus Fungi.
By Chip on Dec 14, 2011 | In My Story, Molds & Fungi | 1 feedback »
Pain vs Disease!
By Chip on Dec 7, 2011 | In My Story, Molds & Fungi | Send feedback »
Hi, I guess things happen for a reason, if it’s only an excuse to swear!
My breathing is rubbish due to an aspergillus flare up, the Fun Guy must be partying inside me today! I’m really down in the dumps and guess what? I’ve gone and torn my hamstring!
Immune-up with Oregano Oil, Olive Leaf & Essential Oils
By DD Rose on Dec 7, 2011 | In Microbial Research | Send feedback »
During the change of seasons it seems as though people are more susceptible to airborne pathogens with colds or the flu. Antibiotics do have their drawbacks; therefore, if you are looking into an alternative to build up your immune system and to fight microbes, you might want to consider two very ancient herbs, Oregano and Olive leaf, that have been studied scientifically for medicinal uses. Dr. Richard and Cindy Becker discuss the benefits of these herbs as anti-infectives on video.
