Any experience with a non-babesia protozoan infection?

ya im seeing it in the microscope .its larger and has classic Brownian motion...the more you attack it the more hypo-coagulated the blood is . based on that i think its protozoa rheumatica or fl1953 or funnelcakeitis or what ever dr. fry is calling it theses days . i believe ginger savely had golden thread and bb2 on deck . i have been using venom and alinia . spooky has some frequencies for it ...i assume i and everyone has mycoplasma incognitus too oh when its not that its toxoplasmosis! which alters brain chemistry and falls easily with lots of rife imo

Does he recommend bidens over cryptolepis for protozoan in general?

Aerose91 said...
Does he recommend bidens over cryptolepis for protozoan in general?

From the Babesia book, here's what he says about cryptolepis:

"Cryptolepis sanguinolenta . . . . is the species I have used for the past 15 years; it is very reliable as a broad-spectrum antibiotic, especially for protozoal infections and MRSA. . . . The root is usually the part used medicinally."

He mentions it's active against Gram positive and negative organisms, Protozoa, and yeasts.

consider propolis pills and alinia ...also look into coptis and goldenthread

And, even though most people are latently infected instead of acutely infected with Toxoplasma, latent Toxoplasmosis still causes symptoms and problems, particularly affecting the brain. Similar to how latent Syphilis still causes mental symptoms and damage.

I understand that most of what we feel is the body's immune response vs the pathogen itself. So, theoretically any number of pathogens can cause the same symptoms because they elicit the same immune response. However, it seems that some things fall more to particular classes of bacteria/viruses/parasites, right? This whole disease is in my brain after getting encephalitis, but whatever it is/was has to have an afinity for brain tissue

Is there any effective herbal treatment for toxoplasmosis?

Isn't that the disease they warn pregnant women about on boxes of cat litter? I clean the litter box and don't use a mask or gloves. I wash my hands thoroughly but I wonder about inhalation.

WalkingbyFaith said...
Is there any effective herbal treatment for toxoplasmosis?

Isn't that the disease they warn pregnant women about on boxes of cat litter? I clean the litter box and don't use a mask or gloves. I wash my hands thoroughly but I wonder about inhalation.

I am not well-versed in the herbal treatments for Toxo, but from my PubMed studies I know Green Tea Extract has a potent antimicrobial effect on Apicomplexans (Toxo, Babs, & Malaria). Bee Venom Therapy does too!

Yes, Toxo is a very serious infection for pregnant women! And, infection by inhalation is a real danger. Just the dust from dirty cat litter can cause infection! It usually causes stillbirths, but can also cause brain damage and physical deformities to the developing unborn child.

Cats are reservoirs for a couple life-threatening infections and that is why I do NOT and will NOT ever have a cat! Cats are well-known carriers of Bartonella and Toxoplasma. In fact, cats are the only living creature on earth that Toxo can sexually reproduce in, so if all cats were eliminated, Toxo would eventually die out.

I encourage everyone to listen to both those videos with Robert Sapolsky I posted links to above. Chronic degenerative illnesses and even mental illnesses are on the rise, and I feel chronic stealth infection is a key player in both.

WalkingbyFaith said...
Is there any effective herbal treatment for toxoplasmosis?

Isn't that the disease they warn pregnant women about on boxes of cat litter? I clean the litter box and don't use a mask or gloves. I wash my hands thoroughly but I wonder about inhalation.

I remember - when I was pregnant I stayed away from gardening - weeding our flower beds because it was a litter box for several neighborhood cats (including mine) I didn't even want to wear gloves and be exposed.


There is treatment: Daraprim and Sulfadiazine.

TOOTY said...

WalkingbyFaith said...
Is there any effective herbal treatment for toxoplasmosis?

Isn't that the disease they warn pregnant women about on boxes of cat litter? I clean the litter box and don't use a mask or gloves. I wash my hands thoroughly but I wonder about inhalation.

I am not well-versed in the herbal treatments for Toxo, but from my PubMed studies I know Green Tea Extract has a potent antimicrobial effect on Apicomplexans (Toxo, Babs, & Malaria). Bee Venom Therapy does too!

Yes, Toxo is a very serious infection for pregnant women! And, infection by inhalation is a real danger. Just the dust from dirty cat litter can cause infection! It usually causes stillbirths, but can also cause brain damage and physical deformities to the developing unborn child.

Cats are reservoirs for a couple life-threatening infections and that is why I do NOT and will NOT ever have a cat! Cats are well-known carriers of Bartonella and Toxoplasma. In fact, cats are the only living creature on earth that Toxo can sexually reproduce in, so if all cats were eliminated, Toxo would eventually die out.

I encourage everyone to listen to both those videos with Robert Sapolsky I posted links to above. Chronic degenerative illnesses and even mental illnesses are on the rise, and I feel chronic stealth infection is a key player in both.

Funny you say cats are a vector for toxoplasma. We had cats growing up and they had fleas. I also got scratched by one cat as a kid. I feel that's likely where this all started for me.

Buhner mentioned something about toxoplasma, he said Cryptolepus, Isatus, Skullcap and something called Torilis japonica are best for it. Maybe ill try to track that plant down.