Those ideas sound worth a go round Grammavicki, I wonder what it is about the lavender, some others mention it as an ingredient.
Hello Newby!
I don't think I am doing anything special, other things, yeah.
Have you got varmints living in the lesions? Things like Chris Mickelson is talking about and like pics many have posted in our photo gallery, and at lymephotos.com?
I can't say that prid will cure anything, but if you do have the varmints, after leaving the prid on a few hours, it can make them surface and remove easily. I have many things that will make them die, and can then remove, but most of the time that hurts. I notice when I use the prid, the varmint dies and is shoved up to the surface. No "ripping of a dog food bag" involved, that always hurts.
I am always trying some new thing. The main problem is we have to figure out what will kill this varmint totally. I am using the dermisil-S products and these have some strong benefits. A little expensive. The liquid is a mixture of tea tree, lemongrass and jojoba. You put these drops in the hot water and soak, (wash first, then soak).
The other products they sell in a package with this, (and lemongrass is a killer of these varmints), are a cream that contains volcanic ash, teatree oil, jojoba, sulfur. This also makes them surface, you apply after you bathe, works wonders.
These two products (the soak and the cream) have the property of being able to sink down into the skin, and this is where these varmints exist, not near the surface. The Dermisil people tell me that it may take months to kill some types of mites that can live on a human. If you know their lifecycle, it can help, this may be a mite, many miticides will kill this bug in the lesion. It can't be an ordinary scabies mite.
The last product that comes in the package is benzarid, and this is expensive for general cleaning, but I use it to spray my shoes, car seat, mattress, coat. You could use it on most clothes I believe if you can't launder them in hot water. You wouldn't want to pay to spray everything you own though! It has a residual action, so I figure several days in between spraying.
Before I soak in the oil combinations, I soak in the Kleen-free enzyme, I use a quarter of a cup in the tub. This help the crud covering the lesions "the callous" as Cliff calls it to soften up. I remove this as much as possible so the soaks can go deeper.
Still, what this is, is so creepy and so deep in our bodies that something more is needed.
This is what I am trying next, I just started diflucan, it cost me only $25.00 for 50 days. It is not to kill yeast/mold/fungus. It is effective against the Lyme disease because it kills some P450 structure of the cell wall. You can look at the article to see more, under Diflucan for Lyme on the Lyme board.
If so many of us have Lyme disease, then if we can get at the Lyme with this, the other aspects could clear up. I don't know if too many have gotten rid of the Lyme. I know jwf used extensive herbals and appears that he and his wife are cured from Lyme and morgellons. One of the herbs they use is Artemisin, though I may not spell this right. The Artemisin also is capable to disrupt the P450, I was reading this just last night. Many sufferers cannot afford some of these potent herbs. Hopefully the Diflucan can do the same thing. I got the generic, fluconazole, the generic was used in a study and 11 patients in the study are all successfully treated for Lyme by the generic. The study is also posted on the Diflucan for Lyme thread. Dr. Shardt's protocol starts with 200 mg of fluconazole for 50 days. So this is what I am doing.
Surprising about the P450, disrupted by either Artemisin or Diflucan and various people find these effective.
The Artemesin is probably a great investment as an antiparasitic, someone, maybe jwf posted that the Artemesin is sold in other countries not here! Here we get common wormwood, at like one-onehundredth of the strength and it is called Artemesia. no good!
This stuff kills the babesia protozoa too, and the diflucan may not. So that is another road.
The other thing that I am going to get tomorrow is from the compounding pharmacy. It is 5% Thiabendazole to apply topically to the lesions. My main concern is too kill off those circular things that grow on the edge of the lesion and under the skin, and all the larval components. Some are not circular some go in a straight line under the skin. Sometimes soaking in white vinegar can help break open the lines. I am hoping the thiabendazole will kill what appears to be possibly an anyclostoma brazilliense, and I am sorry about that spelling but it is a cat hookworm, that travels about 3/4" only. A short straight lump may contain this. They do not however go through the body, in the blood veins etc. I don't know if there is a way to get it without a script, if it works, I will post this information, and also look into how else a person may obtain it.
What caused a massive eruption in October(of what I think was) these damn things encysted in my legs from some years ago was taking Albendazole for (Zentel) for 30 days. Strange but this stuff came out again where previously (several years ago) I had gotten a lot of relief from the lesions by using tinactin powder spray on the skin. Now I think that some larva encysted in those locations at the time and the Zentel broke the cysts open.
This time I want this gone for good. Don't we all.
So, while the prid is helpful in removing varmints painlesly, especially if they have been partially poisoned by some other doses of stuff, gosh so many things to name!
Right now, the most important components of my main plan right now is the continuing with the enzyme and dermisil soaks, applying either dermisil sulfur based cream or the topical Thiabendazole as I see fit, and, taking the diflucan for lyme.
If you would like any other suggestions on stuff that kills varmints in the lesion, let me know. By the way, this is how I know it kills it, the thing is painfully attached and refuses to let go of the edge of the lesion, after applying certain products, the varmint will let go and can be removed to what appears like a whole varmint, head to tail. I do have some fibers on these varmints in clearish white, and also occassional other colors, some occasional fiber bundles, but if I have those real long threads some people find in their scalps, discoloring their skin, falling from their skin, etc. .. well they are on a spindle somewhere inside
and I can only hope that rapunzel is in there, too, spinning them to gold.
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