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Good questions Nir!

The protocols are different because the original protocol by Andreas & Miriam was written in a hurry just so they could give it to Kerri, who wanted to use it for her children with autism. But parasites usually run in families so it is best for the whole family to do the protocol.

So Kerri took the protocol from Andreas and in consultation with him modified it for use with the children with autism, that is why there are differences. However, Kerri's version is in use with many adults in her autism group and seems to be working well. This is the version I am following along with some friends of mine.

The Rompepiedras is for breaking through the cysts that worms and parasites can form around themselves for protection. Kerri has said it can be taken for a month and to watch for cysts, and if you see some then to keep taking it but if not, then you don't need to. She has said that Chanca Piedras can be used as a substitute since they are both designed to do the same thing.

Kerri is doing a different MMS enema protocol than the one recommended by Andreas. This is because she needs something that will work with children with autism. This is much different than an adult doing something on their own. Kerri's enema protocol is (posted here also www.michaelharrah.us/Protocol/mms-enemas-parasite-protocol.html)

MMS Enemas for the parasite protocol

Kerri recommends going to the store and buying an adult sized Fleet enema. All drug stores carry them. Dump out the content which is basically saline water. Activate 15 drops of MMS and add 120-300 ml (roughly 1/2C.- 1C.) of clean, pure water (not tap water but filtered, reverse-osmosis, distilled, etc.). Funnel the MMS water back into the Fleet bottle. You put the tip of the bottle into the rectum and glide it in. Alternatively, you could use an enema bag or bucket.

Squeeze the bottle until all or most all of the contents are empty. Hold the contents as best you can, squeeze hard so as not to "go". This kind of happens naturally. Try to hold it as long as you can. The first time - you may not be able to hold more than a few seconds. Try to hold longer and longer each time and work your way up to 5 minutes.

These enemas with 15 drops in only 1 cup of water are easier for me to do as well. I don't think I'll ever be able to do enemas with much more liquid like Andreas is recommending. My colon is very sensitive and gets irritated easily.

Andreas' original protocol is more general and flexible whereas Kerri's is more refined for a particular situation. However Kerri's version is working well for the adults in her autism group.

Michael

Also Nir, just today I received my mebendazole from www.alldaychemist.com/1167-mebex-.html . They shipped it 8/22 and it just got here today 9/5. The packaging was very discreet and I bet would make it to you. Their price on it is much lower than anyone else, I'm very happy.

Michael

Thank you Michael

About the place you ordered the Mebendazole - they do not ship to israel at all so i can not use them... i will need to find some other world pharmacy....

thank you Michael, I just ordered from the site you recommend.

Michael wrote:

Also Nir, just today I received my mebendazole from www.alldaychemist.com/1167-mebex-.html . They shipped it 8/22 and it just got here today 9/5. The packaging was very discreet and I bet would make it to you. Their price on it is much lower than anyone else, I'm very happy.

Michael

Hi Michael,

Can you tell us more about the quality of your "mebendazole" purchased online without prescription?

Because it seems that the majority of online pharmacies without prescription sell fake pills.

Thank you.

Mmmmm - that's what the FDA and the pharmaceutical industry would like you to believe, Stemar.

pam wrote:

Mmmmm - that's what the FDA and the pharmaceutical industry would like you to believe, Stemar.

Unfortunately, this comes true stories

www.pharmacyreviewer.com/forum/how-spot-fake-pills%3B-also-discuss-detecting-purity/

Ah, yes, the pharmaceutical industry - well, yes, offshore generics cut into their business, too. I'm willing to be that SOME are "sugar pills" - but not MOST. We get the same comments about some of the Canadian pharmacies, when the drugs they sell come straight from American manufacturers.

This is why I asked Michael to share his experience of his purchase online