How Do You Stop a Parasite?
It was horrendous to read the Health News about a simple little amoeba that has been found to destroy brain cells and be the direct cause of death in six cases in America so far this year.
What should concern the public is that the amoeba is considered rare and most of these cases have gone undiagnosed until after the death occurs in a matter of two weeks from the time of contact in warm waters of lakes, rivers, and hot springs.
Two weeks and you get a headache that won’t quit…until…poof – you’re dead!
The recent report discussed a young teenage boy that was just splashing around as he had many times before in Lake Havasu a few weeks ago. A little water from the lake went up his nose, the amoeba attached itself to the olfactory nerve, went to the brain and killed the host. Just horrific!
So what do you do if you suspect an amoeba or a water-born parasite like the one that causes malaria?
If it were me…I would immediately start on a protocol of MMS and citric acid and spices like turmeric which have been used for centuries to dispel parasites.
Of course, you could and perhaps should avoid getting questionable water in any orifice when on an outing to the lake, the river, or water parks where you have no certainty that sanitary practices have been used to maintain the purity of the water.
We will be posting a source for the MMS shortly, since it is difficult to locate in stores.
In the meantime…be watchful when playing in watersports!
