I've had cats my whole life. I was tested for toxoplasmosis when I was first diagnosed with autoimmune issues. I don't have it. I don't think this quite as common as people say. It certainly doesn't hurt to get tested.
I was raised with a mom who regularly dewormed me and my brother. I still deworm yearly.
I don't remember what she used when we were kids but I use ivermectin and fenbendazole (it's a dog dewormer that seems to cure some cancers - ebay has it).
It's not a worm. Normal deworming protocols don't work on it. In fact, it migrates to the brain - and is then behind the blood-brain barrier - and it forms cysts in the brain. It alters some behavior-regulating areas. I don't know of any research showing there can be anti-parasitic agents that destroy it in the brain.
Hmmmmm wonder if wormwood extract would kill this.
Artemisinins are derived from extracts of sweet wormwood (Artemisia annua) and are well established for the treatment of malaria, including highly drug-resistant strains. Their efficacy also extends to phylogenetically unrelated parasitic infections such as schistosomiasis.
Edit: after some very quick research it appears it's very effective :D. And wormwood is cheap AF. Available at most vitamin retailers
+1 for artemesia. I grow 4 different types and rotate them. Wormwood, sweet wormwood, Roman and Japanese (moxa). Will change your life, but use sparingly. Interesting link with wormwood in revelations too
Check out the liver cleanse ... there are a few different versions. Also the gallbladder cleanse. They have apple juice and oil components.
There is a fish antiparasitic.... I forget what it is called. You get it is powder form.. that has been used to apparently cure cancer. Yiu will have to look uo the protocol. But if it can possibly cure cancer then it should be good for cleansing.
Remember, not all parasites are killed by ivermectin - most, but not all. You might want to consider adding Drontal Plus which has an extra ingredient that covers what ivermectin doesn't. I think it is praztal or something.
Homelabs in Eastern Europe iirc has a tons of pet meds. Or other places online
There are also paracite ziappers I think but I have never tried them.
The gallbladder cleanse can work as a family member was supposed to have it removed but went on the cleanse and has been fine since.
Here is an amazing resource for treatment Protocol for animals.
I’ve been doing this for 2.5 months and filled a toilet bowl with worms. I eat healthy except the occasional fast food once every few weeks. Depression and anxiety almost gone, used to have pretty bad depression.
It’s also likely to be responsible for homosexuality.
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Thanks for confirming that T. gondii causes faggotry.
Thanks for confirming shill status
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But seriously, if you have cats, you likely have toxoplasmosis and don't even know it. Do a search for "Cats toxoplasmosis"
I've had cats my whole life. I was tested for toxoplasmosis when I was first diagnosed with autoimmune issues. I don't have it. I don't think this quite as common as people say. It certainly doesn't hurt to get tested.
I was raised with a mom who regularly dewormed me and my brother. I still deworm yearly.
Deworm how? Ivermectin?
I don't remember what she used when we were kids but I use ivermectin and fenbendazole (it's a dog dewormer that seems to cure some cancers - ebay has it).
It's not a worm. Normal deworming protocols don't work on it. In fact, it migrates to the brain - and is then behind the blood-brain barrier - and it forms cysts in the brain. It alters some behavior-regulating areas. I don't know of any research showing there can be anti-parasitic agents that destroy it in the brain.
Are there any there any recommendations for getting rid of it? Have had cats my whole life D:
It's just another nothing shit ! Ignore the imbeciles!
Hmmmmm wonder if wormwood extract would kill this.
Artemisinins are derived from extracts of sweet wormwood (Artemisia annua) and are well established for the treatment of malaria, including highly drug-resistant strains. Their efficacy also extends to phylogenetically unrelated parasitic infections such as schistosomiasis.
Edit: after some very quick research it appears it's very effective :D. And wormwood is cheap AF. Available at most vitamin retailers
+1 for artemesia. I grow 4 different types and rotate them. Wormwood, sweet wormwood, Roman and Japanese (moxa). Will change your life, but use sparingly. Interesting link with wormwood in revelations too
What will your cleanse protocol be?
Check out the liver cleanse ... there are a few different versions. Also the gallbladder cleanse. They have apple juice and oil components.
There is a fish antiparasitic.... I forget what it is called. You get it is powder form.. that has been used to apparently cure cancer. Yiu will have to look uo the protocol. But if it can possibly cure cancer then it should be good for cleansing.
Remember, not all parasites are killed by ivermectin - most, but not all. You might want to consider adding Drontal Plus which has an extra ingredient that covers what ivermectin doesn't. I think it is praztal or something.
Homelabs in Eastern Europe iirc has a tons of pet meds. Or other places online
There are also paracite ziappers I think but I have never tried them.
The gallbladder cleanse can work as a family member was supposed to have it removed but went on the cleanse and has been fine since.
Here is an amazing resource for treatment Protocol for animals.
https://parasitipedia.net/
I think you’re thinking of fenbendazole.
This changed my life. The PDF at the bottom outlines exactly what you need and gives you a detailed history
https://www.reddit.com/r/cosmicdeathfungus/comments/11dv845/new_20_pdf_released/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
I’ve been doing this for 2.5 months and filled a toilet bowl with worms. I eat healthy except the occasional fast food once every few weeks. Depression and anxiety almost gone, used to have pretty bad depression.
Does ivermectin kill it?
They did nothing to establish causality.
And the study was limited in terms of what kind of variables they looked at.
because heavy metals has nothing to do with it. /sarcasm