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TREATMENT OVERVIEW

Visit no dermatologist, but an internist, a Lyme or tropical disease specialist and do different lab tests.

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WHICH LABORATORY TESTS ARE NEEDED?

Possible treatments after lab tests

ANTIBIOTIC

ANTI-FUNGAL

ANTI-VIRAL

ANTI-PARASITIC

TOPICALS

DETOXIFICATION

IMMUNE-BOOSTER

HYGIENE

NATURAL REMEDIES

EXTRA-REMEDIES

Therefore, many answers or antibiotics that work for one person, might NOT work for another person with slightly different bacteria strains, penicillin allergies, or a longer existing Lyme infection. Anyway, you should test first your blood or liquor, stool and sputum to find involved pathogens, instead starting empirically with any antibiotic regime!

There are three major categories of regular therapy for treatments of Morgellons. All of these must be addressed and treated, simultaneously, for a prolonged time period in order for there to be a good remission from this illness (max. 90 - 95 %). This can take 6 - 24 months, up to your grade of infestation and used treatments.

The three areas of regular therapy treatments are:

1) Internal Medications, such as antibiotics, anti-fungals, anti-virals (virus-statica), anti-parasitics, (either oral or injectable,) probiotics, herbal medications, detoxification treatments, immune boosters, vitamins, minerals, proteins, stress mitigating and anti-aging products. Less carbohydrates, coffee, table salt and sugar could also be considered a subsection of this category of internal treatment.

2) Topical Treatments, such as antibacterial, antifungal, anti-parasitic or herbal soaps, or DSP™ Cream, Sprays and Biofilm removers.

3) Environmental Cleansing Treatments, such as special laundry products, household cleaners, UV-C lights, negative ionic generator, and methods of vacuuming and treatment of mattresses, pillows, bedding or car interior.

All of these areas need to be treated since this is a systemic, multi parasitic-type illness, which sheds cocoons and spores that can cause re-infection from YOUR skin and into your environment or vice versa.

Some important questions concerning this illness are:

To be or not to be, that is the question....

Why do some family members or partners not contract this illness, whereas sometimes whole families are infected? Why is such adaptable parasitic organism once getting in contact with any host, not infecting all? Many (healthy) people may carry the parasites but do not show symptoms. A weak or compromised immune system contributes, partly, to manifestation of the illness, but it is not the sole reason.

Humans have been living millions of years in symbiosis with many micro-organisms and now, also, with this new parasitic life form, which lives, at first, unnoticed in or on the body, similar to herpes, mycoplasma, tuberculosis, fungi and other opportunistic parasites. This means, that these microscopically small fiber spores can settle on weak or healthy organisms, alike. They can live on many organisms for a certain amount of time, without being recognized.

Only when certain factors are in place, do the typical disease symptoms become noticeable. The parasites always adjust to the current body chemistry, which the respective host organism puts at the disposal of the parasite. This is already well known with host-specific parasites, however, a new adaption takes a longer time with usual parasites. The quicker the chemical change is in the host, the quicker the reaction of this parasitic fungus or fungus-like is noticeable.

If a person is generally healthy and strong, then, possibly not much happens at first. If one is weakened, however, by permanent stress, dramatic life-experiences, surgery trauma, chemicals, or an illness, then this may cause a lowered immune system and also a certain chemical change (hormonal level, adrenalin, cortisol and thyroids dysfunctions) in the host organism, promoted perhaps also due to meno and andropause, pregnancy, puberty etc.

Our age infection statistics showed us, that most sufferers been around the 50` after being infected, because a lower immune system and changed hormonal level is common when growing older. At this times, the breakout of the illness with all the typical internal symptoms can become more noticeable, and also visible as skin symptoms particulary more in the hormonal sweat areas (hairs).

A lack of vitamin b12, iron, vitamin d, folic acid and red blood cells may be common among afflicted too, because these organisms do attack the red blood cells, utilizing the iron and as well the oxygen which the red blood cells do transport.

Perhaps also a certain dysfunction of the hypothalamus/corticoid system, which involves the adrenal glands and the sexual and stress hormones etc. might be present.

Many female Morgellons sufferers been during their pregnancy symptom free for 9 months. During pregnancy women are having a higher progesterone level which is producing also more estrogen, testosterone, aldosterone and cortisol as well.

Avoid to increase the hormonal level with the use of testosterone or estrogens (skin-pads or fluids) etc., known also as HRT Hormone Replacement Therapy. Please take care! Rather use natural remedies to balance the hormonal system with st. john`s wort, maca powder or soy bean, etc.

The respective chemical fight against parasites used by plants and also by other life forms plays an enormous role. Certain hormones, in humans, plants and animals, e. g. pythohormones, pheromones, testosteron, estrogens, enzymes etc. are mostly used to repel parasitic micro aggressors. See for example, the following scientific site:

http://beheco.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/short/6/4/397

Also vitamins etc. that are already being used in Sports Medicine/Bodybuilder and anti-aging products (DHEA) can be helful to push up the immune system and as consequence the hormonal level too, without the need to take hormone pills. 

Therefore, it is a good idea building up of the immune system and hormonal level with vitamins, proteins and minerals, such as vitamin C (500-1000%), b6, zinc and magnesium in a higher dosage (300-600 %). Also vitamin A or beta-carotin, vitamin D and E, co-enzyme Q10, glutathion, selenium, carnitin, folic acid, lecithine and acetyl-cysteine.

And certainly also all B-Vitamins (200-300 %) and carnivora (venus fly trap plant) seem to be very helpful to reinforce the immune system, but don`t take higher vitamin dosages more than 2-3 months. To relax the nerves, try valerian, st. john`s wort, passion flower, phellodedron and magnolia products.