Soothing the - Itchy Skin Parasites

Kuhns
these doctor who see parasite infected patients in their offices and
for that matter the yearly national Morgellons meeting in Texas
where they invite Morgellon's sufferers to attend. There are two
main issues:
1. Morgellons can be highly contagious.
2. Many parasites sufferers attending the event (thinking they have
morgellons) may have collembola or strongyloides which are
likewise highly contagious.
Fighting the Parasites:
In the beginning it's very much like learning to drive an automobile
with a clutch. You must coordinate letting out the clutch with
applying gas to move forward. Let the clutch out too fast and the car
will stall. Apply too much gas and your engine will red line.
Fighting parasites is to constantly disinfect your environment
(chairs, bedding, clothing, autos, atmosphere...) to keep you from
recontaminating yourself and anyone else who may come in contact
with something that you have infected by being in close contact with
it.
When I first was infected, it took me weeks before I realized that the
parasites had gotten into my furniture, rugs, car, office and so on. I
had to get really fastidious about disinfecting all my clothing,
bedding, rugs and upholstery.
And then I started disinfecting my watch band, combs, shaving razor
and even outside around my house--they were everywhere. It took
two weeks before I could start relaxing.
Inside my home: I dusted diatomaceous earth everywhere. I
purchased a spray duster at a garden center for about $30. Then I
misplaced it and used a couple tablespoons into a cloth bag (a sock
will do), and I put on a dust mask to minimize breathing the stuff
and shook it around the house. I closed food containers and cabinets
with dishes and I dusted all rooms, carpets, mattress, furniture, etc. I
wore a dust mask while dusting to avoid getting it into my lungs.
Search for it on the internet—you don't need food grade.
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