Parasites?

Well... you are making progress! The stuff people see in GI while treating parasites is its own "freak show". But everyone says that is the best proof that you are killing parasites so that's always good.

While I was waiting for my first LLMD appt (didn't know I had Lyme yet, although I suspected it) I thought I would streat parasites. Nearly killed myself! LOL went way to aggressive and didn't really eliminate anything like I had hoped. And I did a 1-wk fast and when I started to eat my first meal after the fast, I had some chicken soup held up to my lips and once I opened my mouth I swear my entire body lurched forward toward the spoon. I've always found that odd and suspect that if I was uknowingly also starving pathogens during my fast, they reacted in that moment at the waft of food. WEIRD.

Anyway, treating parasites is a journey. Stay hydrated and I would certainly incorporate a binder--you need to be sure you are eliminating regularly. I wouldn't use a roughage binder like psyllium husk, which can be a little harsh during treatment, although I think roughage is important for general GI health--during treatment, the mucosal lining can be a little tender and you don't want to damage it.

Hope that's helpful - good luck, let us know how it goes.

-p

According to this website www.debugyourhealth.com/parasites-in-humans/ parasite treatment is quite complex thing and single drug like Alinia for few days won't be enough. Of course we are all different but the real problem is we don't know what organisms are living inside us thus using multiple antiparasitic drugs seems to be a good idea - and it is exactly what some famous practitioners do (like dr Klinghardt or dr Yu)

Klinghardt goes biggest to smallest up to 18 mo of tx rotating antiparasiticals. Chlorella is a good binder as is modified citrus pectin and some clays like in bw detox 2 . Gf oatmeal has been good too