What I'm Using For Morgellons Treatment

by ...was nearly suicidal

What I'm Using For Morgellons Treatment

I’ve never contributed to a blog before but recently relied upon them when I was trying to get a handle on my Morgellon’s symptoms.


At first I thought it was body lice, then scabies, then realized neither fit and after some web-searching, landed on the Morgellon’s symptoms.


I tried many of the remedies on the blogs with varying degrees of success. I took clay and diatoneceous earth internally and externally.


I took iodine internally and it nearly killed me, according to my homeopath. I did not have a miracle cure with Sun detergent or Listerine baths.


I became obsessed with vacuuming, mopping, bathing and doing laundry. I couldn’t sit down for long due to the biting, so I kept running around incessantly cleaning. I couldn’t keep doing that.


Two weeks ago I couldn’t have sat long enough to spit out a paragraph. There are neurological components to this: I couldn’t focus my thinking, my eyesight diminished, and I had suicidal tendencies. These are part of the disease.


If you are in the midst of it, focus just enough to make note of the following. It’s a bit like a treasure hunt to gather this stuff, I know, but important to hit them with variety.

The Morgellons parasites tend to build up resistances easily so it helps to surprise them regularly. These are the products I have had good success with - this is my artillery:

• TKO orange: I spray a diluted solution on my skin
  before I bathe. Then I wait a minute until I wipe skin off with a sponge while showering. I love this stuff. It’s indispensable.
  
  
• Coconut oil/Neem oil mixture post-bath. Everywhere on my body. I add a little Mangosteen as well but it stains those clothes. Adding diatomaceous earth is helpful as well.
  
  
• Robicomb: yes the lice comb helps for a few hours when they camp in your hair!
  
  
• Alfalfa capsules - I never go anywhere without my alfalfa pills. I take 2 to reduce “activity” in those tough places where I don’t want to deal with bites and their movement.
  
  
• Eating eggs: The sulfur in them discourages them and helps weaken them.
  
  
• Mangosteen: This is a remarkable stuff, orally and topically.
  
  
• Zapper: Results have diminished over time but it’s a helpful piece of the artillery in the mix.
  
  
• Oxyclean: Seems to be the most effective for laundry.
  
  
• Homeopathic remedies: I saw two professionals, both of whom were extremely helpful:
  
  • a homeopath in SLC named Gene Harkins.
    
  • Dr. Amin in Scottsdale.

Initially, I didn’t believe it would be beneficial, nor did I want to, do a detoxification. But this is the only way to make progress with this condition.


I considered (actually purchased) permethrin and de-worming prescriptions. I am grateful that I reconsidered taking these.


Anyways, this is the way I am finding my way out of this nightmare. My symptoms are about a third of what they were and I only began my detox 2 weeks ago.