MMS not getting rid of scabies - please help

Hi guys,

I've been running the bath protocol:

mmswiki.is/index.php?title=Bath_protocol

Since Saturday. It has helped my skin to get better from the eczema that was really bad due to all the stuff I was putting on my skin, and just a reaction from the scabies themselves.

However, I'm finding new trail marks, a tell tale sign that the scabies are still in my skin, and I'm still getting the crawlling feeling and the occasional bite. It seems I'm managing to "keep them at bay" but that's not really good enough, I can't see my friends, or my girlfriend and have been living like this for nearly a month now, it's doing my head in, and destroying my happiness.

What should I do?? I heard something about another method where you combine DMSO with MMS and rub it into your body, see this vid:



Anyone know more about this, or have any suggestions? The main problem I think is reinfection, and it's especially difficult to get to the ones in my scalp. As that's a major source and place where they seem to be able to survive more easily (I am soaking my head and hair when I take the bath protocol)

Any ideas guys?? I'm losing my mind here..

Thanks

Consider using Neem.

This protocol is experimental.
Since there are no official church protocols for Scabies, here is what you could try.

1. Get ahold of some Neem, that's Azadirachta indica.
2. Put a whole lot of Neem in 2 liters of boiling water, and gently boil for 20 minutes.
3. Let the water with all of the Neem in it cool overnight. Do not remove the Neem from the water.

The next day, take a hot shower to open the pores of your skin where the Scabies are, then, immediately after, try putting on the Neem tea you just made and see if that kills them, by rubbing the Neem tea on that area where the Scabies are located, over and over again.

Neem is an exceptional natural pesticide. If you have DMSO available, you could also try putting in 10 drops of DMSO in the Neem tea to make it penetrate the skin better.

I can not guarantee that this will work, but it would be interesting to see if it did.

I made Neem tea exactly like that to easily, and I mean easily kill headlice. Neem tea like that also kills ants easily. The headlice fell out dead almost immediately upon contact with the Neem tea, maybe the Scabies will too.

Good luck.

ix, could you quantify

a whole lot of Neem

a little more precisely?

Thanks.

I don't know to be exact. As much as possible. I'd just fill up the bowl with as much fresh Neem as possible. Both the leaves and stems. Then, fill that it up with boiling water and boil it for 20 minutes.

I'll try to make a new batch of Neem tea soon and take pictures along the way.

I don't think "too much" is an issue with Neem tea used externally.

You can safely use as much Neem as you want when it comes to tea for this particular purpose where it's about using it externally on the skin to kill Scabies. I'd imagine the stronger the tea, the better.

Fill up the cooking pot with as much fresh Neem (both stems and leaves) as possible, and then fill that up with water.

After boiling for 20 minutes, leave it (leaves and stems still in the water,) for the next 24 hours. It should then be ready for use.

I used a large cooking pot and had the lid on while cooking the Neem, moving it slightly to the side so that steam could come out.

I would be very interested to know if that worked or not, itchingtosee. Please do get back to us on that if you try it out. I was baffled by how quickly and effectively ants and head lice were killed off by this particular Neem solution.

10 drops of DMSO in the solution, shaken not stirred, would help the Neem penetrate the skin to more easily get to the Scabies.

Hi Itchy,

My father had red buttons all over his back. It drove him crazy and his character was bad temper