Question for Heather's Dad..

kds86

The answer to your question is- I don't know. I don't remember for sure, but I think Humaworm recommends at least 3 months in between parasite cleanses. They have an in-between cleanses product that they claim prevents eggs from hatching, and which they claim should be used to prevent the multiplication of some parasites between cleanses. They claim that if the cleanse is used for too long of a duration that the parasites may acquire a resistance to the herbals, and therefore future cleanses may be less effective. Their cleanse takes 30 days. Your "switching it up" may help to prevent that resistance from happening if the herbal blend is somewhat different from Humaworm. I see from what you are planning to take that it is somewhat different, other than the Wormwood. I think that you have a great plan! All of those herbs have proven antiparasital power. It will probably be wide-spectrum and effective.

Congratulations! You are an original thinker! Please let us know how it proceeds!

Heather apparently had several fatal flaws in her illness, and I am certain that parasites was one of them. She and I both were loaded with them. It gives me the shivers to think back to what our poops looked like! Good luck!

Don

Post Edited (Heathersdad) : 12/12/2012 3:11:23 PM (GMT-7)

kds- I think that you have a good plan. I know that Dr. Jernigan uses and sells mustard bath powder, but I never talked to anyone specifically about it by anyone that has used it. Please be sure to describe your experience to us after you use it. I am very curious.

I know that the financial issue is a huge one. We are at a point in life when we thought that we could put some money aside for retirement. Instead, we used up a lot of our retirement money and are in debt. I took about 2 years off from work while Heather was at her worst, although my wife worked because her income was higher. I am 58 y.o. and will probably never be able to afford to "retire."

Please, oh please, do not eat your parents. Humans are known to be high in heavy metals and pesticides!

Don

kds86 - I have 2 question for you. What is your age? Are you completely treating yourself? I hope that you don't mind me asking.

Don

Hey now - GM isn't sooooooo bad. Think about how cheap our food is. And really most of America's health problem isn't from eating GM vegetables...its from eating McDonald's. I ran my own experiment this spring and tried germinating non-gm vs GM w/o use of pesticides/fertilizer etc. Guess what? Non-gmo plants got decimated with pests. GM did okay. I did this with several different families. The GM plants did not have RR gene but they are still GM. Squash was the only plant that did not differentiate too much but the fruit quantity was much less.

~I make GM stuff

the general industry consensus is to now make GM products that do not require/require much less fertilizer and less use of pesticides. Saves money and makes farmers/consumers happy.