HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document)

It's my pleasure to post Andreas Kalcker's document: "HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION"
Translated by my wife from his original Spanish document, and with his permission.

Direct link: forum.mmspr.net/downloads/HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION.pdf (Right click and "Save As.." to avoid reading a cached copy)
( Please don't mirror! This way we can keep and maintain the official version up to date at the current link above )

PLEASE!, any syntax errors you may find, typos whatever, report them here on this thread. I'll forward them to my wife for corrections, as she's the one who spent many hours on the translation! I'll verify the document and regenerate the PDF file with a minor new revision number.
I've set the version and revision numbers to 1.0, as it is the first published document in English.
This is the official document: "Copyright © 2012 Andreas L. Kalcker & Miriam C. Maceda", and only they can make changes and additions to the document.

Thanks everyone for your patience

Cheers,
-Karl

EDIT: Current is Version 1.1, Revision 1.02 – August 18, 2012.

Version and Revisions:
First release – Version 1.0, Revision 1.0 - August 2, 2012.
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Minor corrections – Version 1.0, Revision 1.01 – August 2, 2012.
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Added Annex to the protocol – Version 1.1, Revision 1.0 – August 3, 2012.
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Minor text/notes corrections sent in by Michael Harrah - Version 1.1, Revision 1.01 – August 12, 2012.
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Added note 4 - Version 1.1, Revision 1.02 – August 12, 2012.
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On page 10
During treatment, especially at first, it is completely necessary to use MMS enemas daily or
fairly continuous, also purging with castor oil, a mineral purgative such as Epson salts or a preparation of
the plant and the leaves of Senn .

I believe that it's the leaves of the Senna plant.

Thank you so much for this, Karl. We've been waiting. It's good to have it.

pam wrote: On page 10
During treatment, especially at first, it is completely necessary to use MMS enemas daily or
fairly continuous,

Yes it is!

also purging with castor oil, a mineral purgative such as Epson salts or a preparation of
the plant and the leaves of Senn .

Yep, it's part of the protocol. It's the way to flush out any dead parasites that may be stuck inside.

I believe that it's the leaves of the Senna plant.

Good catch, Pam
Sen is the name in spanish. I'll take note for the next rev. update, and correct that.

Thank you so much for this, Karl. We've been waiting.

Thanks Pam

-Karl

Yes. The initial part was just the whole paragraph that contained the word. It's on page 10, Karl.

pam wrote: Yes. The initial part was just the whole paragraph that contained the word. It's on page 10, Karl.

Done!
PDF re-uploaded as rev. 1.01

Thanks Pam,
-Karl

Thanks very much Karl for posting this important document here!!! I see it as a critical milestone on the journey to wellness for many people.

Much appreciation to you and your wife for doing the work of translating, and many thanks to Andreas and Miriam for putting the protocol together!

I know a lot of work went into this. I certainly appreciate all the work that all of you have done, and everyone's generosity in sharing it freely.

I have started on this protocol myself and I think it can help many people who have the most difficult cases, like me. When you've spent a fortune on doctors and supplements and you are still sick, then it may well be parasites because none of the doctors are treating for them in a comprehensive way, like Andreas & Miriam have provided here.

Kerri Rivera has adapted this to her MMS Autism protocol as well and she sees it as the foundation that must be laid when recovering autism.

Michael

It appears that the drugs used in the protocol would need a doctors RX. Is this accurate or can they be purchased online?

KJ wrote: It appears that the drugs used in the protocol would need a doctors RX. Is this accurate or can they be purchased online?

Pyrantel-Pamoate is the same as Pin-x, which you can get over the counter. No RX required.
Picture of the one we got (Box in spanish, but look for the "Reese's" label which should be available in your local drug store )



Mebendazole can also be purchased over the counter.

-Karl

One thing that might help Karl, is if you could put the farenheit number in parenthesis beside the centegrade number (where it talks about how hot the water has to be washing clothes).

I can give you two sources for the drugs . Combantrin ( Pyrantel pamoate) can be purchased from canadadrugs.com in tabs
www.canadadrugs.com/otc/product/Combantrin%20125mg/3014/ -
Reese's and Pin-X appears to be available here in the states OTC. Here's a taste test comparison on the liquid
maternalgeek.com/2009/reeses-vs-pin-x-a-taste-test-showdown/
Amazon also carries both Reese's and Pin-X

Mebendazole is prescription only in Canada - and not OTC here, but it is available without prescription from Pharmacy Express
www.thepharmacyexpress.com/Products2.asp?Brand=LUPIMEB+(Vermox%2C+Generic+Mebendazole)&T=d

Epazote can be purchased through Penzy's Spices
www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/p-penzeysepazote.html

diatomaceous earth can be purchased online or at your garden shop - get the food grade. This is an excellent source of silica, also, which is missing in our diet. The 50 lb bag cost me around $35. But a lot of places will sell it in smaller sizes. It has uses in gardens and with pets, also. Do NOT get the kind sold in pool stores. That's not food grade.

Castor oil you can get at WalMart or other pharmacy - if you want organic, you'll have to google online, probably. We run a continuous shortage here because people use it to deter moles in their yards and gardens.

Neem tea you can order through Mountain Rose Herbs.
www.mountainroseherbs.com/search/search.php?refine=y&keywords=Neem&x=0&y=0
You would have to make tea from either the leaves or make the powder into tea - you can buy "fillable teabags" - I like Mountain Rose because their spices are organic

pam wrote: One thing that might help Karl, is if you could put the farenheit number in parenthesis beside the centegrade number (where it talks about how hot the water has to be washing clothes).

I had done that!, and I reverted it back before I posted the first document because the complete document is written in "kg" instead of "oz", I didn't want to go and change every instance of "kg" to "oz", so I didn't want to cause confusion. BTW the 60(C) = 140(F). But yes, I should add beside the 60(C) or (140(F)) for clarification.

I can give you two sources for the drugs . Combantrin ( Pyrantel pamoate) can be purchased from canadadrugs.com in tabs
www.canadadrugs.com/otc/product/Combantrin%20125mg/3014/ -
Reese's and Pin-X appears to be available here in the states OTC. Here's a taste test comparison on the liquid
maternalgeek.com/2009/reeses-vs-pin-x-a-taste-test-showdown/
Amazon also carries both Reese's and Pin-X

Mebendazole is prescription only in Canada - and not OTC here, but it is available without prescription from Pharmacy Express
www.thepharmacyexpress.com/Products2.asp?Brand=LUPIMEB+(Vermox%2C+Generic+Mebendazole)&T=d

Epazote can be purchased through Penzy's Spices
www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/p-penzeysepazote.html

diatomaceous earth can be purchased online or at your garden shop - get the food grade. This is an excellent source of silica, also, which is missing in our diet. The 50 lb bag cost me around $35. But a lot of places will sell it in smaller sizes. It has uses in gardens and with pets, also. Do NOT get the kind sold in pool stores. That's not food grade.

Castor oil you can get at WalMart or other pharmacy - if you want organic, you'll have to google online, probably. We run a continuous shortage here because people use it to deter moles in their yards and gardens.

Neem tea you can order through Mountain Rose Herbs.
www.mountainroseherbs.com/search/search.php?refine=y&keywords=Neem&x=0&y=0
You would have to make tea from either the leaves or make the powder into tea - you can buy "fillable teabags" - I like Mountain Rose because their spices are organic

Thanks for the links, Pam!
Also, if anyone is brave you can go to Pet Smart and go to the dog's area, and you'll see the Pyrantel pamoate for deworming. It's the same thing.
Just say it's for a large dog, when they ask

-Karl