Silent Masters: Parasites, Molds/Fungi, & Bacteria

It is my understanding that the right enzymes can help breakdown the outer skin of parasites by poking holes in them. If used in conjunction with a parasite protocol, it will help kill parasites. At least, this has been my personal experience. Enzymes in general play an important role within our bodies; and, an in-depth study on how enzymes work does help to understand how they can affect parasites. Rita (another blogger) did a post on enzymes too that is a good read. I want to share some old documentation with an experiment on enzymatic foods and killing parasites that occurred with me.

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My Health Improvements continued - Post 3

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Link: http://www.aspergillus.org.uk/

Image of a spent Aspergillus Conidial head in fresh sputum.

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Hi, I guess things happen for a reason, if it’s only an excuse to swear!
My breathing is rubbish due to an aspergillus flare up, the Fun Guy must be partying inside me today! I’m really down in the dumps and guess what? I’ve gone and torn my hamstring!

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During the change of seasons it seems as though people are more susceptible to airborne pathogens with colds or the flu. Antibiotics do have their drawbacks; therefore, if you are looking into an alternative to build up your immune system and to fight microbes, you might want to consider two very ancient herbs, Oregano and Olive leaf, that have been studied scientifically for medicinal uses. Dr. Richard and Cindy Becker discuss the benefits of these herbs as anti-infectives on video.

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My Health Improvements continued -

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Living with respiratory diseases can really be a pain in the rear! Not only has one to contend with the inability to breathe properly, but also the shed loads of medication one has to take and the side effects that often ensue!

I have begun suffering headaches, not just a dull ache or thump, but a full on eye popping migraine and it’s mostly down the medication. Now I’m told I cannot use certain painkillers as they may destroy my stomach lining, kidneys and other assorted essential organs. And the pain killers I can no longer take are the only ones that seem to work!

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I haven’t posted in over six months but received some encouragement to do so.

Up until a few months ago, I had reached the point of agonizing pain every day. Pains in upper and lower abdomen and feet, hands, fingers, toes, etc. My gastrointestinal problems were a myriad of symptoms, odd things were coming out of my nose which was itchy all the time with cracks, scabs and bleeding in my nostrils. I gained about 60 pounds and and had a tight huge belly, appearing 8 months pregnant. Other symptoms included severe fatigue, headaches, severe depression and miscellaneous things.

Now - the pain is still chronic but not agony most of the time. I’ve lost 27 pounds and still have a way to go and now just look about 4 - 5 months pregnant. My joint aches are improving and I can walk without feeling like my bones are breaking. The fatigue is still there and the emotional fallout from feeling so badly for so long. I’m not well, but seem to be recovering.

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After suffering on and off for 1.5 years with lower abdominal pain and urinary urgency I finally found what my problem was. I kick myself for not treating it earlier - it was a parasite infection.

It all started with an infection after sex with my partner. I thought it was a UTI. I went to the doctor, the urine culture came back negative. I returned for a second test because the pain in the bladder region and urinary urgency did not go away. I was drinking copious amounts of cranberry juice and I suffered for weeks with pain and discomfort and no relief. The second urine test came back negative too despite the urine smelling foul. I was certain there was an infection, but no infection present according to the lab - and the pain in the bladder when laying down and standing, was just awful. I didn’t get much sleep at all - maybe 2 hours a night at best.

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Coping with a fungi fiend.

Learning to cope with Aspergillosis was indeed difficult to begin. Not being able to breath being a major set back to the normal every day chores one would undertake without a second thought, but learning about the medication required, the do’s & don’ts of what drugs to take and what not to take caused some confusion, headaches and an awful lot of cussing! But I think the biggest concern in the initial few weeks after diagnosis was coming to terms with the fact that mushrooms were growing in my lungs!

Yes I know this is not really how it is, but that was the impression floating about my empty brain at the time. How could one have fungus actually growing inside the body? A living, feeding, reproducing organism living rent free inside me! I admit this situation was not as frightening as having a parasitical worm, insect, alien or other assorted nasties wondering about my inner person, but knowing I was a living food source for an organism that is classed as neither plant or animal still came as a repulsive shock!

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In 2003 I was enjoying my employment as a lecturer in Science & Music at my local higher education establishment. But that year my department moved to another building that was still undergoing renovation as we moved in. Often I could not see someone walking towards me due to the dust in the air. Spooky! It was not long after this that I was hospitalised with a blocked and collapsed lung! That put paid to my singing!

A year passed in terrible health, asthma got the blame as I have always been an asthmatic, severe enough as a child/teenager to be admitted into hospital over 200 times, and serious enough to narrowly escape the Grim Reaper on several occasions.

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OK, Hi all. This is my first blog so I begin by introducing myself.
I am a mature (ish) male, resident in the UK and I have the delights suffering from Aspergillosis, Asthma and Bronchiectasis. Most people know all there is to know about asthma, some may know about bronchiectasis but few may know about aspergillosis.

Aspergillus is a fungus that is around us all the time, in the air, in water, in buildings, in vegetation and compost, and especially in our living environments. There is no escape!

It is recorded that we all breathe in about 200 of the fungal spores each day, but in the vast majority of people, the spores are either exhaled again by the lungs, or one’s immune system kicks in and eradicates the spores before they can do any harm.

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Hello :hiya:

I’m writing some update posts on re-evaluation of my symptoms as of now, October 2011. To date, I feel such a different person. )” alt=”)” class="middle” width="15″ height="15″ />) I certainly feel more myself. The majority of my symptoms are a heck of a lot better, some of which have alleviated but some symptoms I still experience although to a much lesser degree.

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I wanted to bring forward this comment from ‘JJ’ - re: lyme disease. The comment was received at my ‘This Is What I See In My Eyes……’ post. He/she makes excellent observations in my opinion. I can relate to many things JJ talks about with regards to lyme. (I was diagnosed with babesia microti and bartonella (lyme) after Kinesiology testing (also ascaris too). The Kinesiology Practitioner who diagnosed me also happened to be a practicing GP/doctor).

The only thing I can’t relate to is the mention of the weight gain. I had the opposite problem, I was underweight.

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Retreats and resorts are offering parasite cleansing, liver, and detox treatments. Years ago I could have used one of these places to get me started, because I was scared to deal with parasites. The entire thought was very overwhelming. I don’t know much about the below establishments and I’m not endorsing their practices; they are listed because many people need help in dealing with parasite infections and detoxification which can be hard on a new person who is attempting to do this alone. If anyone wants to take a vacation, overseas rates are very reasonable.

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