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Comment by Joan C. Lawrence on March 27, 2011 at 4:19pm

Mary, try Awesome from the dollar store (most of them).  I mix with ammonia and it pretty much gets rid of them on any surface.  Also I use Sun dish detergent and Awesome to wash my hair and body...works well. Finally, I wash my hair, and ears with Betodine Iodine liquid soap.  Works well also. After shower I put Sulphur soap on my face and ears and leave it to dry. That really works.  For the crawling scalp, I have also been using Now Clove Essential Oil.  Works really well on scalp, ears and upper back and neck (retail about $5.00).  Joany Lawrence

Comment by Nancy J. Levy on March 26, 2011 at 6:25pm

Boy, Mary, when you get serious you don;t mess about!  Don;t think I did not consider a blow torch early on!  My prowess would probably torch the entire house!

 

Alas, what can we truly anticipate from the CDC?  On one hand they are sending out the message to "patronize and sympathize with us --- but diagnose us as "dillusional", to the M.D.'s ion their weekly bullentins and now they may have a "cure"???!!!!!  Straightjackets?   I am so very chary and distrustful of M.D.'s and any aspect of the government after the past two years that they will have to perform great feats of heroics and TRUTH to win me over.  Will be interesting, at best.

 

Now I have a whole bunch of recommendations to tuck into my little library of knowledge, too.  Thank you, Mary.  Your evidence just furthers the view that a whole lot of this is not "natural" and it will take extraordinary efforts to quell the vermin in our environments and on our bodies.  Just so we are aware that we will need to "ramp up" the things we do.  

 

Blessings

 

Nancy

Comment by Mary Jones on March 26, 2011 at 6:10pm

Thank you very much for taking the time to write all those suggestions and making me feel loved by a stranger; you are an awesome person.

 

I was smart enough to get the $10.00 no fault one year warranty from Lowes; they replaced my Shark canister steamer six times.  I used the heck out of it!  I have learned that even steam wont kill them but it sure makes them jump and come up from deep inside hard surfaces, then I use my 300,000 BTU weed burner to return them to dust.

 

A 100,000 BTU Torch specs:

Torch Specifications:Maximum capacity: 10,000 BTU/hrNormal operating pressure: 18 P.S.I.Operating Pressure Range: 5-25 P.S.I.Approximate Flame Temperature: 2050 F.Fuel Consumption at 18 P.S.I.: 2.25 lb./hrMaximum Fuel Consumption: 4.6 lb.hrFuel Inlet: 1/4 NPTTorch Bell Diameter: 2Handle Length: 23Overall Torch Length: 27-1/2

 

To learn more search for Weed Burner on the web or on bizrate.com (let the machine find good prices.)

 

Fire has become my security blanket and sanity; everything works for a week or two and swapping products every couple of weeks helps.  Get preparer caps from any beauty supply store, it helps minimize infestation of furniture.  Another great product is Kleen Free from Natural Genisis, I use it after brushing my teeth and my mouth feels so much better.  It also picks up where Xtreme Clean stops, but initially Xtreem Clean is the best then use Kleen Free.  I shave with Kleen Free and use it all over my body, Xtreme Clean will burn skin.

 

The Morgellons conference in Texas April 2 is suppose to have really good information!  I heard the DNA sequencing is complete so a cure should follow quickly.

 

God Bless,

Mary

Comment by Nancy J. Levy on March 24, 2011 at 1:15pm

Mary! j This is such a gawd awful circumstance, but I am emerging from the other side as I speak.  Still in the :management" of things on my body, but they are so small and getting smaller by the day.

 

House:  Just had a call of desperation from Joan prior to reading your message and she is also trying to find the one or 1,000 things that will kill the little bastards off.  We have all spent thousands, simply stated, to simply cleanse the house, not to mention the body.  For me, I have to go back to the experts Mary and those would be the Dept. of Entomology of your local Univ.., as I learned volumes from mine. l Up front and worth the price:  A VERY HOT and VERY POWERFUL dry steam cleaner.  They have found that that is about the only thing with great success against bedbugs, particularly since they draw the blood off of their victim, drop of and can hibernate 1 1/2 to 2 years behind baseboards, in wood crevices, behind switchplates, in moldings, etc.  Mites are not a whole lot different, but readily reattach to a host.  Mary, cut to the chase and order one if you can even remotely afford it.  I found one online for about $160 that is a canister model with all of the attachments.  The pressure at nozzle should be above 65 psi and the temp. at that point must be above 130 deg. F.  Not in the tank, but at the exit nozzle.  That is not a Shark or average advertised dry steam cleaner, which I presently am using to the best of my ability until I can purchase a higher grade one.

 

The body:  At least get a good quality zapper.  Right at the top of my list.  I am using the little rods all over my body with negative and positive on opposite sides.  Right now, any trace of Lyme bacteria has concentrated in my head and the babesia has caused the "phasing" or waves of dizziness I have been experiencing.  Once I learned that, I started concentrating by putting the rods around the brain hemispheres and they are really lessening, along with my Dr.'s formula to push his natural mixture into the brain area.  Topically, I have had lesions on my head for a year and a few have popped up on my back.  Elaine put me onto ringworm cream and I am using Lotrimin Super with really good results and also finding the fact I am treating my head with more intent from out and within, that the lesions are going away.  The little buggers are still running to get away from the things I am doing and poppiing out, but the reduction in their size and strength is remarkable.  I still need to keep my hair "pixie" short and use only a good quality lice comb and occasionally have to get under the ones that really attach in the scalp and yank them off.  Very, very painful, but'cha gotta do it, I fear.  The Lotrimin has helped to weaken them and release them, to.  I am using the Sea Buckthorn shampoo all over my body as well as head.  Am still looking for a good, therapeutic grade sulpher shampoo.  Any suggestions?

 

By the way, I do mop and clean with the Xtreme Clean, mitacide, etc., from Q0based, but then do the steam cleaning and do the bayonette steam along the moldings and baseboards.  Not been on top of it all along, tho, Mary.  It almost needs to be done daily.  Yeah, right!  When you are chronic fatigued as I have been, which indicates I'm "getting them", not a lot left to give on a daily basis.

 

I continually point to some expensive outlays, to be sure, but these are the things I find are working.  Down the road, I will "fog" with Cedarcide and that gets just about everything when fogged, as well as columbola.  Right now, that is a $400 outlay I cannot make.

 

Baths, even as healed as I am it is twice a day and occasionally a shower in between.  Morgon Bath is my mainstay.  You just need to keep the load off the topical so they cannot get established.  I make my EVOO/Organic coconut oil with the Thieves Oil blend (Wolfe's recipe) and that is in my hair every day and holds them off.  Then the lesion treatments on a constant basis.

 

Internally:  My Dr.;s prescriptions based upon what stage I am in.  Always the "Omega 7" Seabuckthorn (still gives more bang than the others I have used) by New Chapter, Oil of Oregano, Olive Leaf Extract and then all of the things to strengthen the liver and kidneys, etc.  There have been some highly noxious poisons and antibiotics I have had to take since finding Lyme, but my Dr. has always made me take things to bolster the organs, and so have I.  My blood test 3 weeks ago came back as clear with the organs -- Praise the Lord.

 

For the teeth, the biofilm was really building between the mandible teeth; however, I have started using Bicarbonate of Soda on my toothpaste as well and that has helped to start lifting it.  Also, Am trying the Listerine mouthwash again, as they are advertising that it removes biofilm.  An interesting added claim, no?

 

This is just a start, Mary, but I hope you can see a way to start with these things.  I have spoken to authorities all along the line and am now reasonably secure with their advice and has helped.

 

Keep us posted and let's see what we can all come up with, Mary.

 

Nanc

p.s.  What kind of Dr. is presently treating you?