Could Worm Eggs Treat MS?

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mavita — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 17:22:42 GMT

I began my animal nutrition business in the early 1950s, developing many new concepts but with the thrust from land grant universities funded by grants from hormone and antibiotic drug companies. God spoke to me clearly through illustrations in situations and various verses from the Bible. With assistance and counsel from specialists in trace minerals,enzymes, selected bacteria,and immuno competent factors in colostrum products I completely converted my company to all natural way that was successful in producing healthier livestock with less cost than conventional ways. Being 25 years ahead of my time I spent thousands of dollars attempting to market my livestock producers "organic" meat without success. The public saw no need like they do now to protect declining health by eating right.

For years I drove 60-70,000 miles yearly telling the story of necessity to eliminate the antibiotics and hormones which was affecting theirs and definitely their grandchildrens health. We were successful in converting thousands of farmers but had stiff competition from drug companies, universities, and even the government FDA and USDA groups. After lawsuits costing us 100s of thousands of dollars fighting these groups for what we knew was right, we decided we were not funded with monies to continue the fights so closed my business in 1991. My legacy I want to leave is to encourage each one, including Dr. Mercola, to stay on the course of using the natural plans no matter how much pressure is made by the opposition to attempt to say "our way" is not of any value. Just because our timing was being too early at the "cutting edge of natural nutrition" it does make my efforts, though not a wealthy endeavor, well worth while. God has blessed us with many grandchildren and now great-grandchildren that I know benefit from my knowledge and leading them to a healthier life. Keep trusting God for your direction and He will show you what is right for you.

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ThomasT — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 11:40:32 GMT

I wish mercola.com would put these replies into chronological order. Somebody asks a question and the answer is buried somewhere inside amongst earlier comments.

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skip smyth — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 03:48:00 GMT

Worm eats the dirt, fish eats the worm. This is a 'prossessed' food. Remove the 'middle men'. Just eat dirt.

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Green Glow — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 00:57:32 GMT

Thanks for the input. I'll look into the Davids Choice.

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ThomasT — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 21:03:30 GMT

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johammond — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:58:29 GMT

Many years ago I read an article about using some kind of parasitic worm to cure hay fever allergies. Connection?

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amascherin — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:49:29 GMT

Um, what typically is associated with MS has little to no relevance to this type of "therapy" or "treat"ment. for the "cause" and/or "cure". On a personal note, I have "progressive" MS from "relapsing remitting" "secondary progressive" in the early stages of this trying disease. I've had it for 8+ years; and it sucks, to be honest. I followed Dr. Mercola's recommendations on my disease for a number of years, and little, yet much, seems to have helped, though, taking cod liver oil really helps from mental fatigue, and my memory has much improved. I've tried some naturalpathy, and it was non productive, as most of the treatments that I was recieving I already knew about, and was/is administering myself-through Dr. Mercola's ingenious.

What was most succesful (for me) is a practice called "Regressioin Therapy" which was/is amazing; I couldn't continue because it was too far away, and ultimately too expensive, like every other therapy. It's sad that not everyone is able to acquire all the help that's available, though, I believe from my experiences, is just to try and avoid stress, eat well, and be happy. What sickens me is all this "scientific" jargin, or perhaps "proven theory" at best, that have no justifiable reason for MS, specifically; as the simplist methods, and some common sense (which many people lack) are the best remedies..

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avotresante — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:46:14 GMT

Everyone with "MS" should be checked for gluten sensitivity. If it is present, they should go on a gluten-free diet. This often completely clears up the "MS".

Neurological symptoms can be the ONLY symptoms of a gluten sensitivity. "Gluten Sensitivity can be primarily and at times exclusively a neurological disease." --British Medical Journal, Vol. 318. June 26, 1999. "In the context of neurological disease, those patients with unexplained neurological dysfunction should have . . . tests to select who should have treatment with a GFD [gluten free diet]." --Postgrad Med. J. 2002; 78; 393-398. "Our finding . . . implies that the immune response triggered by sensitivity to gluten may find expression in organs other than the gut; and the central and peripheral nervous systems are particular susceptible." --J. Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1977; 63;: 770-775.

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LadyPam — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:18:09 GMT

And of course, they hope to isolate, slightly alter and then patent the substance that causes the Th2 response - will they NEVER learn?

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GinaAnn — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:33:42 GMT

Interesting about the pineal gland. Donna Eden and Energy Medicine addresses the pineal gland and every other energy system in the body for deep healing--and you can do the work on yourself. I have seen incredible healing on myself, without the expensive doctor visits. Energy Medicine is at http://www.innersource.net/.

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Green Glow — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:28:08 GMT

I just got my Vit D levels tested & they were low (28 ng/ml) so I've upped my intake of Cod Liver Oil from 1 to 3 teaspoons (my weight is 170 lbs). However, when Dr Mercola recommends frequent testing I have to pause because the test costs $205 & I have a very high deductible Ins policy (being self employed). There's no way I can afford to get this test more than once or twice a year. I think I'll stay at this 3 teaspoon level until mid-June, switch back to 1 until Labor Day & then back again & maybe test the levels again in the fall. Any ideas, recommendations, comments?

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ThomasT — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:24:46 GMT

I dont like the word treat. I like the cure word, much more positive! Some of us know that the mycobacterium phlei has been identified as the cause MS. We also know that nano-reduced colloidal silver kill these virus-sized bacterium. We also know that you can starve them of their essentials, nickel, chromium, and vanadium, by not wearing stainless steel on the body, glasses frames etc, and cooking with 18/20 grade stainless steel cookware. And, amalgams must come OUT. Beware of enamalled cookware as it leaks carcinogenic dyes into your food. Also, Teflon, copper and aluminium have no place in a healthy kitchen.

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marja — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:25:47 GMT

you should look at low dose naltrexone where people see good results for ms.

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JanD — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:20:27 GMT

Reminds me of this guy who claims to have cured his asthma and hayfever with hookworms (walking barefoot in open air latrines in west Africa)

www.kuro5hin.org/.../8971

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wassily — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 22:08:58 GMT

Yum, yum! I don't think so! If it's not meant to be there, it should be put in! I've had migraines for years. They appeared shortly after I had my first mercury filling age 18. Tried a lot of things to get rid of them including having my fillings safely removed with proper protocol and had a nasty RCT removed and my socket properly 'grafted'. still I had migraines. My partner and I went for our annual check up last year, and as usual the mercury free dentist asked about our general health. My partner mentioned that he had a 'gummy' metallic taste in his mouth and had periods of tiredness every few weeks. The dentist asked him to keep a diary to see if the fatigue coincided witha particular phase of the moon - he went on to suggest that it could be worms and they have different levels of activity/life cycle depending on the phase the moon is in.. Well, we didn't keep a diary - jsut did some research and found out much about parasites and how common and debilitating they are. We also looked at Hulda Clark's research. The result is that we took a parasite cleanse at the start of this year, and I have had one slight 'migraine' (usually have one or two a week) and my partner has lost his symptoms! Hulda Clark mentions a specific worm (strongloides?) that causes 'migraines'. I don't know whether it was the wormer, or whether it's a coincidental improvement or whether it's psychosomatic in the honest sense of the word. All I know is, I wouldn't want parasites inserted into me based on a study that merely 'links' something in that way. Funny really - if it was a case of a child having a vaccine and subsequently developing adverse health, such a 'link' would've been howled down and derided ...