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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 10 Oct 2012 14:11 #24703

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For all 3 months, days 1-8 will remain the same. On the autism protocol, day 1 would be 2 days before the full moon, since that's when the worms migrate to the intestines to mate and reproduce.

The first month "days 9-18" is in the document.
The second and third month, days 9-18 change, and that change is indicated after the first month days 9-18. So, you have a second month days 9-18, and you have a third month days 9-18. All 3 are slightly different.
In this protocol, there is nothing indicated for days 19-31.

I know that in the Autism protocol, there is the use of diatomaceous earth and a tincture (rompepiedras), along with MMS enemas every 2-3 days. (from the 2nd month on, you can switch up the MMS enemas with other enemas, such as calendula tea) -

Hopefully, Andreas will have his book out soon!

Hope this helps.
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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 11 Oct 2012 01:25 #24738

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Geez How did this go from MMS/CDS / MMS2 simple protocols that are supposed to eliminate all the bad guys to this pharma method. Does mms, etc do anything?

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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 11 Oct 2012 01:33 #24740

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Geez How did this go from MMS/CDS / MMS2 simple protocols that are supposed to eliminate all the bad guys to this pharma method. Does mms, etc do anything?

MMS/CDS/MMS2 don't eliminate "All" the bad guys, specially if they are large parasites or some type of fungus.
That's why Mebendazole (or Albendazole, if parasites are in the blood stream) are needed.
And Diatomaceous Earth/Bentonite also help with things that MMS can't attack.

But MMS and CDS do a LOT, and work great ;)

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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 11 Oct 2012 14:35 #24768

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Matt, think of it like this, MMS does not kill fleas. If you want to kill fleas, you gotta pull in other things. It kills bacteria, viruses, some funguses. Parasites are typically more highly organized "beings" - I've seen worms that were several feet long. They need something different than MMS.

They themselves have bacteria and viruses that live on THEM. When they die those bugs are released into the host to go find another place to survive. MMS will kill the bacteria and viruses, so IMHO, any parasite protocol needs to be 2 pronged - for both the initial parasite, and for its freeloaders.
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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 14 Oct 2012 00:36 #24867

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If you need Albendazole, would you also take Mebendazole too? Or would you only take one or the other? I assume you need a doctor to take a blood sample to tell which one you need -- is that correct or is there a simple lab test that can be done on one's own without Dr. approval or permission?

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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 14 Oct 2012 01:55 #24871

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If you need Albendazole, would you also take Mebendazole too? Or would you only take one or the other?

If your parasites are detected in the blood, then they are everywhere!. So Albendazole would be what you need to take.
Only 5% of Mebendazole goes into the blood stream, so it won't kill the parasites in the blood.

I assume you need a doctor to take a blood sample to tell which one you need -- is that correct or is there a simple lab test that can be done on one's own without Dr. approval or permission?

You need prescriptions, but you can probably buy both over the Internet. Do a google search.

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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 14 Oct 2012 10:11 #24883

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Thank you pam for your previous responses :-)

- What is the right protocol for parasites between this two links?

www.genesis2forum.org/index.php/list/mms-discussion-and-information/20742-how-to-detect-and-treat-a-parasitic-infection-pdf-document and www.genesis2forum.org/index.php/list/mms-technical-talk/22011-parasite-protocol-by-andreas-and-miriam-as-modified-by-kerri-for-autism

- I read the two protocol and one is "Three months deworming protocol" and another is "Twelve months deworming protocol", humm ... Why such a big update in between?

- According to my research, the only site to get "Mebendazole" without prescription and low price for Canada and without having to call before is rxpro-24x7.com/?search=Mebendazole. What do you think about this site?

- How to know the full moons in advance?

I'm sorry if there are mistakes with my English :huh:

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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 14 Oct 2012 14:34 #24888

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Thank you, Kwag. I assume the way you find out if you have parasites in the blood is through a blood test. Do you know the name of the specific blood test to ask for? After seeing Kalcker's video where he discusses how nearly impossible it is to get a positive diagnosis for parasites, I wonder if it's worth even attempting. I've been told by an energetic practitioner (through the AIM Program) that I have a parasite in the blood, but it has not been confirmed medically. If I go ahead and get the Albendazole, will it do everything that the other does as well -- like Mebendazole Plus? :) I'd rather err on the side of effectiveness, so maybe I'll get the Albendazole...

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HOW TO DETECT AND TREAT A PARASITIC INFECTION (PDF Document) 14 Oct 2012 15:41 #24890

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Thank you pam for your previous responses :-)

- What is the right protocol for parasites between this two links?

www.genesis2forum.org/index.php/list/mms-discussion-and-information/20742-how-to-detect-and-treat-a-parasitic-infection-pdf-document and www.genesis2forum.org/index.php/list/mms-technical-talk/22011-parasite-protocol-by-andreas-and-miriam-as-modified-by-kerri-for-autism

- I read the two protocol and one is "Three months deworming protocol" and another is "Twelve months deworming protocol", humm ... Why such a big update in between?


Kerri's protocol was developed in conjunction with Andreas - the difference, I think, is in the population being treated, and the severity of the problem. Kerri works with autistic kiddos and their families - and they're showing major issues with parasites. The longer treatment thus is there for some of their dysbiosis (gut problems) and so on. They continue to get well over 6-7 and more months, which speaks, also, to the need for the longer protocol. Each month at the full moon, the parasites travel throughout the body and cycle through the gut on the full (or full and new) moons, to lay their eggs - a continuing treatment gets the "late comers" :) I'm actually doing Kerri's protocol, at this point, having lived out of the country two different times in my life.


- According to my research, the only site to get "Mebendazole" without prescription and low price for Canada and without having to call before is rxpro-24x7.com/?search=Mebendazole. What do you think about this site?


I have no experience with them. They look fine. I got mine here:
www.thepharmacyexpress.com/Products2.asp?Brand=LUPIMEB+(Vermox%2C+Generic+Mebendazole)&T=d
Dosing for an adult is usually 29 of the 100mg pills a month, if that helps with ordering. In my experience, all antithemics ordered from a non-us pharmacy take 2-3 weeks to come. Pharmacy Express took 3 weeks. BTW, mebendazole is no longer made in the US..

- How to know the full moons in advance?


Here is a link to a site for the 2012 full moons based in Greenwich Mean Time
moonphases.info/full_moon_calendar_dates.html

I'm sorry if there are mistakes with my English :huh:


Your English is fine!
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