Have found the actual cause of incessant itching of skin. Since I am a researcher of parasitic diseases it should have been a easy...ringworm or dermatophytosis. But it has taken me 5 months and several allopathic interventions to finally identify the causative antigen. It is not a natural parasite. This looks like a laboratory experiment that found its way to me. Quite logically, because it came from a rat that likely came from a lineage of rats supplied to laboratories. Long story short...this is a type of porifora with a humanized genome. How to fight this thing is going to be a ...
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I have been through this one before. These are foreign microbes. What is your geographic location? Please don’t say New Mexico. If there is a military research center nearby, then case closed. Best finding someone who works with, and is familiar with, the electro frequency type of therapy. Shroom   [End]
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As a researcher of gut problems, I have discovered something of importance that I felt should be shared among this group especially. I have discovered, and will confirm soon, the organism(s) used to produce oral antibiotics can form and survive in the animal gut. It is not a yeast, but very similar looking (depending on species) and there are some forms of penicillium that are also part of this problem. The organism is super reproductive, and makes antibiotic toxin, which can in some cases decimate gut flora. This opens the way for other types of microbial inhabitants that can ...
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Hello all, I normally post on the parasite forums, but today I wanted to see if I could get some insight from IBS sufferers. I have been studying and researching parasitic and immunological problems of the bowel for a LONG TIME. I have even set-up a lab in the past to conduct research of my own issues, and that of many others. I have concluded long ago, the root cause of many problems existing with myself, and others regarding chronic health issues. I have studied the water-mold parasite called B. Hominis. Although it is mostly a nuisance parasite, I and many others carry it. It ...
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I just wanted to post this brief, because it is something of interest to those who are following the stealth-like parasites that cause chronic problems. I had isolated my true parasite, which is an unknown plasmodium sp. which resembles a yeast under microscopic observation from stool. It is a refractive form if accompanied by immune response, and usually infused in mucus. This is great for isolation and collection because the ”cysts” are separate from background particles. I chemically destroyed some sample, and attempted to re-grow it over months. By investigating the stages of ...
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This is a type of mucus that can accumulate in the bowel during infections. It is much like the way the lungs work to remove infections, but this type of mucus is very thick and can be rubbery after time. My opinion is this could have been a C. Difficile, or other serious bacterial infection. Fungal infection is not ruled out, but I would guess there would be skin, hair, and nail infections involved, since fungi generally gravitate to keratin. Other parasites could also cause this type of thing, but my impression leans more to bacterial infection. Shroom   [End]
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I would like updates on your progress with this. I have an interest to see if any positive results are reported with this technology. Shroom   [End]
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Just like to add one thing to the above: if an antiparasitic drug works at killing larger parasites like helminths, there is a physical reaction. This is from personal experience, but has been documented by those working with farm animals. You might become suddenly very bound up. This is worse than any constipation you might have had in the past. It is advisable to use a medically recommended stool softener or laxative if there is a feeling of absent peristalsis. Shroom   [End]
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Need list of symptoms, or change in wellbeing. From there we’ll break it down, and find out what is going on. Shroom.   [End]
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The biofilms are actually a big part of the whole science of parasitic infections with microbes. I watch specimen build them in culture. It usually involves several exogenous species, but it seem deliberate. They create ”nests” from which new parts will emerge. I think they also use host proteins in this process as well. Shroom   [End]
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No problem. I am thinking that you had a past infection, and developed a sensitivity because of the body’s memory of similar antigens contained in food. There may also be other factors contributing to an already present condition (and there are so many they couldn’t even be listed here). But overall, you are looking out for yourself, and it sounds like you’re in good hands. I would avoid going into any strong medications, and try and focus on the types of food that might upset your gut, especially food groups known to cause sensitivity. Check to see if your refrigerator is prod ...
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Interesting. I take iodine, but not sure if it is nascent. Never did frequent heavy dosing before either. Chronic lifetime infections are difficult to address with drugs. I have theorized chemotherapy and radiation therapy might work, but this will most likely remain unknown. I am looking to use peptide therapy, as one alternative, and am considering fecal transplantation. Shroom   [End]
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I have thought about this, and think papaya seeds would be good to eliminate worms because of the high enzyme concentrations. But, I am curious if it could cause over-cleavage of SIgA as a direct result of protease; and if that could affect gut immune processes--probably not, but it has had me wonder in the past. Shroom   [End]
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Not worms, and I don’t think there is mucus. Explain more about your visual disturbances. Do you get stringy mucus accumulating in the corners of your eyes? Can you list the food items that may contain stringy compositions. For example, meat can sometimes have stringy fat, or celery, bananas etc. Beside concerns about seeing things in stool, are there other concerns like change in consistency, odour, frequency, color? shroom   [End]
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Sorry but the images were compressed. If you leave them to be opened in large view it would be easier to analyze. What is the round object? A coin? A button? The strings could very well be mucus, but this type of mucus indicates a problem (in my own opinion). Need to see the thing up close. Most worms have a distinct ”cuticle” which is identifiable, and closer scrutiny will indicate organs, and digested material esp. round worms. It will help to give us more background. What were the initial symptoms that made you seek out medical advise? Did you have a previous illness or hav ...
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My pathogenesis is multifaceted, as are most people with chronic problems. But put simply, the cause is from a subspecies of Plasmodium Falciparum. That was the original infection but after a lifetime of mutations, it has gained human factors and shared properties of other bugs, like B. Hominis. The L-forms are something I am becoming interested in, as they could satisfy the mystery around my chronic scalp itch (which I had resigned to accept as histamine activation). shroom   [End]
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Ok, to reiterate, I believe the Gilbert Syndrome is responsible for all your symptoms, but could have lead to a parasitic infection by way of opportunity. The reason I have suggested nicotine, is; provides a biologically active precursor to other systems which might help with your enzyme deficiency. There could be a possible benefit. Although, your doctor may have other medications to counteract this medical problem. Shroom   [End]
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Good plan with the water. Dehydration is alway at the root of many illnesses. It will also help equalize your internal PH. Good luck, and if all else fails, there is the option of fecal transplantation--something I am considering through my doctor. Shroom   [End]
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Hi. I don’t want to sound like I am a qualified expert in the field. But I have been at the research level for so long now, that I have reached the place where many experts will confess, there is still so much we do not know about the world of microbiology. And like medicine, the the scope of knowledge (we do have) is so vast, that one person could not possibly have a global understanding sufficient enough to grasp everything. Right now, for example, I have just discovered something very significant from stool culture (multiple phases in) that has me thinking. The original experi ...
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I did start this years ago, when I had a lab and website. It became something requiring a lot of time and discipline. In the end, it never really helps, because the stuff you find is so large in quantity, and the images must be annotated or they fall out of context. There is blood, stool, skin, hair, tissue, various fluids including sputum, cultures etc.. You can go on forever, especially if you include animal specimens. I have just developed an instinct, for detection and use different microscopic settings to make observations (different mag, focus, imagine generations, fields, st ...
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I wonder, if you are not a smoker, then could a nicotine patch help.....might make for interesting experiment. That or the gum. Just thinking out loud here..... Shroom   [End]
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This is an enzyme imbalance for sure. Make your doctor run an H. Pylori ELISA it is an easy blood test, and they (docs) understand and accept this etiology when analysing gut problems. It seems to me, the PH of your gut is off. Have you had GERD or any burning sensations before or after eating? Many possibilities exist here. I have had a fluke infection. Confirmed. Got rid of it by Albendazole but clinicians don’t like to prescribe it in long term prophylaxis. Platyhelminthes (flukes) are difficult to find with standard stool exam. The stool will sometimes have a fish ...
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Hi. Yes the methylene blue stain is very easy to use, and is good for ”live” exams. Iodine is really only good for fixed specimen, as it degrades cells quickly in live samples. Methylene blue is also used to treat certain protozoal infections, but will turn the whites of your eyes blue. I don’t recommend using it without the direction of a clinician. I doubt you would have giardia if the labs have eliminated it twice. As for the E. Hystolytica, which I have had before, your symptoms would have hospitalized you by now, if it was a serious infection. But, having chronic infections wi ...
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I have a research microscope, and when I first started, I was finding everything under the sun. Problem is, most were normal artifacts. And when you do find something interesting, it could be just passing through. There is a lot of experience that goes into this, but I don’t want to discourage you if you want to pursue this discipline. Giardia is very distinctive and easy to identify, and they can be motile. Staining is to make conclusive evidentiary finding. The visual inspection should suffice for the purpose of convincing your doctor to run real tests. Or, there are plenty of private ...
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I’m going to guess, that you sometimes eat a type of trail mix? Nothing there is a parasite, but the fact you slept in a swine dwelling leads me to suspect that you may indeed have an infection. Most parasites are microscopic, and certainly difficult to make identification. Have you ever been jaundiced?   [End]
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The antibiotics you are about to try are potentially dangerous, in this combo. Be prepared for a significant alteration of gut flora. I don’t doubt you need to address the problem, but be aware of the consequences, and educate yourself on this therapy so you can be better prepared. Shroom   [End]
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Hi Freffo, Sounds like you are a healthy eater, I am sure the stool fibres are normal (some of the pics you posted were part from a reference photo right?) I am going to assume you have allergies to a few things, and it may be that your digestion is becoming sensitive to something. Lactose intolerance means you are deplete of beta-galactosidase, which in my opinion is a result of antibiotic use. I am also lactose intolerant.It can cause a large number of downstream digestive problems . Not sure what your symptom range is, but I assume you have experienced a change in digestion. The ...
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Ok. It would seem from observation, they are identical in composition. I am sure if one strained stool, and rinsed the debris, there would be fibers present (I have done this numerous times from different people), but this is something I have not seen. They almost look stiff. I guess the next question has to be: can you list all the food items you consume in a typical week? Do you have any skin problems or rashes? Shroom   [End]
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Hi, I do these analysis all the time, and can tell you with confidence it is not a worm. This is from celery, or some other stringy vegetable, quite normal. You look a bit mucusy, so I would suggest some enzymes with your meal, and probiotics. Shroom   [End]
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The anti parasitic meds you took, should have resolved the problem, although, at the risk of being criticized, I would give longer duration of treatment; up to 6 weeks. Ascaris have developed some resistance to these meds over time mostly due to agricultural overuse. You could be going through an adjustment period, where your immune system is still acting out. The crystals are caused by the break-down of eosinophils-the primary cellular defense against detected worms. They could be activated by exogenous antigen passing in your gut from food. In other words, your body is still on ale ...
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Hi. I would be careful of the E. Hysto diagnosis, as there are other similar bugs that fit the same morphology (likeness). Infection with E. Hysto will usually result in acute symptoms, like persistent diarrhea, with mucus. You will expel what may feel like egg whites. There is almost always red blood cells in stool, and in most cases neutrophils (white blood cells). As for Blasto, you can be normal most times, but have cycles of symptoms that can be quite intense at times. I think Blasto is at the heart of many IBS cases, and it can also bring with it co-infections with candida (in ...
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This is morphologically similiar to mucus associated infection, possibly serious. Shroom   [End]
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Well......I hate to say it but now you may be in the exposure zone from Fukishima radiation. Don’t worry though, we will all suffer the consequences of this disaster (and soon to become even more disasterous). The agent infecting you however, is very likely from advanced technological byproducts. Best to seek out information from people using frequency therapies (the serious types). Shroom   [End]
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Have you ever had experiences, where you sensed there was a time gap that you can’t explain? There exists certain phenomenon that can provide insight to some of the unsual things you have observed. What is your general geography? If you say New Mexico, then we’re on to something. shroom   [End]
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The particles you see are self-replicating nanomolecules, and would be sensitive to certain electro-magnetic frequencies. I suggest you look into the Rife methods; and it might be worth it to you if someone in your area offers a ”frequency” treatment clinic. -shroom   [End]
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Hi Used2bmor, What you describe is becoming a typical phenomenon, and it appears to affect some, but not others. In my own opinion, it is a disease imported to humans from another source outside our domain. Most call it Morgellons, but there are varieties that fit different descriptions. There are plenty of youtbe videos of people reporting this, and some offer solutions that have some success. This is not something that will be erraticated with traditional medicine, and most clinicians will not share a lot of information about it. I would recommend looking up testimonia ...
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Hi. Sounds like schistosomiasis, but not likely, because of the symptoms you described. It could be a type of zoonosis that has not been studied in humans....or more commonly known as unknown parasite like Morgellions disease (which I assume you have already considered). That would be my official observation. But, going down the rabbit hole, there are plenty of alternative theories. Using iodine is an idea that could hold merit, but I would consider you continue to look for complimentary options as well. In your particular case, I would recommend frequency
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To start with, your doctors are either not educated on the subject, or they are simply avoiding the effort it takes to make a proper determination about chronic infections. This usually entails many tests, and it can cost your insurance co. lots of money. You have described a multitude of symptoms which do not give clear indications of a parasite infection, but it can’t be ruled out yet. The symptoms described are neurologically connected, and the itching is indicative of mucus in stool. It could relate to food allergy, or some kind of autoimmune disorder. Do you ever have breathing ...
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Hi Line-up. Glad to see you are still active here (not to mean this in a negative way)! I did not think about charcoal but this is a great idea.   [End]
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I am new to this forum.....well, not really, it has changed a bit since my last post! I have been keeping up on the theory end of things, but have been a bit lazy with the science, and observations about my own IBS problems associated with a known parasite. I have surmised that bowel irritation is likely caused by histamine release, at least primarily, and this might be the main problem with any chronic infection with parasites including yeasts, fungi and viruses. To test the theory, all you need to do is go on a weeks regime of antihistamine and probiotics. Histamine should cl ...
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You are simply not digesting your food. This can be a result of many things, the least of which could be directly caused by a pathogen. There could be a metabolic disorder, and might require full hormone panel to correctly identify, toxic exposure, etc. If there are infectious elements, they are likely caused by this main problem. Hypothyroidism,diabetes,liver disorders, autoimmune,stomach disorders etc., should be investigated. If you are exposed to many animals, there could be a helminth infection, but I doubt very much this is fungal-related unless you are immune deficien ...
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I don’t write on the forum very often anymore, but I have found something interesting in my research, that may only garner interest from like-minded people with gut issues, and suspicion of fungal type infection(s). I have been using myself as the ”main” lab rat for some time now, and conduct regular stool smear exams. I have also examined many, many others in the past. A few months ago I had a episode of intense diarrhea, and collected a sample. Under 600X phase contrast observation, I found multiple cyst-like organisms, which looked similar to B. Hominis (a protozoan type para ...
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This sounds like dehydration. Could be a regulatory issue with endosystem. Low cortisol? Might do better taking electrolytes Shroom   [End]
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Hi MaF, What is this relating to? I have not heard of this drug before, but at quick glance, it looks like an opioid derivative. Sounds like it could be addictive. It also sounds like an interesting therapy. What is the background here? Shroom   [End]
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Hi folks, I have hands on research with respect to the health concerns often sited in this forum, and have come to some very enlightening conclusions. I do stool exams on a regular basis so I can see all the changes going on in digestive environment {on myself}. I have seen multiple pathogens, infecting at the same time, I have seen and confirmed immunological changes, and biochemical changes. I my case, it is H. Pylori which is the main culprit. It took along time to see this. When you have this common parasitic bacteria in your gut, it calls upon certain immune cells. The ...
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Sorry to read about your misery, this is not a very nice way to go through life. You may have more going on than parasites, and need to have medical intervention. I suggest you seek out a clinic in a nearby hospital who do public service. There are many clinics who work directly with the public, and do not charge. You will be given a priority if the symptoms are severe enough. There are only a small handful of worms that will cause these symptoms in humans, and they come from other animals, which I suspect you are in close vicinity with, if helminths are indeed involved. Shroom   [End]
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This image is from a fecal microscopic scan completed on this date April 17, 2016. This is a micrograph showing the form that would normally identify blastocystis by a competent lab tech looking under light microscope. This image is not stained, but is using phase contrast optics, allowing detailed observation.The size is about 16um http://curezone.com/upload/Parasites/Greg_Blasto_April_17.jpg These granular cysts are specially designed to produce spores, for survival outside of host. They will activate once spores detect suitable environment. It may be difficult to culture the a ...
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Hi. Yes, thanks for those corrections. I technically meant specific smooth muscle contraction. You are right about nitazoxanide, a broad spectrum antiparasitc drug, although there is still lack of supporting data on long term effectiveness. It would definitely be considered for cocktail. The problem is the ovoid cysts, which are very often confused with candidal yeasts as they grow and expand. They tend to appear as ”budding”. The cysts are very tough, and probe their environment. They are defensive against penetration, and somehow evade antibodies. I have taken note, the mature gran ...
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Blastocystis: not to be underestimated. I will find this parasite in routine stool exams (self microscopic fecal smears), and just assume they may be semi-problematic, and other conditions\factors are related to the primary cause of my clinical symptoms. But I have recently taken a more active look at the problem, and have started to construct a better diagnostic picture. It turns out, the basto may be producing a very complex array of enzymes and metabolically active molecules. These can cause histamine release, and vasoconstriction factors. Another big insight, in fact, proven t ...
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The next thing on the list is to examine environmental possibilities. People with similar symptoms have had their homes tested, and found high levels of formaldehyde, just as an example. Infections result from immunotoxicity. Your digestion of fruit and veg is poor, and you may have bowel inflammation. The skin problem is surely related, as this is the case with many types of inflammatory issues. As far as bad bugs go, I suspect the fungal infection on your chest is the clue. This looks like it could be aspergillus, because some strains can be endoparasitic. This type of infec ...
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Hi This is an antibody test. The principle is simple. If you were exposed to a parasite in the past, or presently have an infection, the test uses ”antigens” or molecules extracted from a specific or any number of known parasites (or other target\s)that will clump with your antibodies if positive. If you are fighting, or have fought a parasite which the test has the molecules for, you will have antibodies to certain complement molecules from the offender. These will bind in a closed system, and produce a marker, which tells the lab it is positive. The problem is, this is a qu ...
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Not to disparage your observations, but it is prudent to investigate your dietary intake to rule out the possibility of food-based artifacts. This helps determine if you may be consuming something which could resemble these objects. For example; there was a woman who continued to expel oval jelly-like objects. She was very concerned about it. She went to a doctor, then had lab tests. It turned out to be the capsules from a supplement she was taking as an antiparasitic. Half digested, it looked spooky but ended up being benign. Once you go digging, you might find all sorts ...
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Absolutely Lineup! I have found amoebae in several autoimmune patients, and one with muscle wasting. I would go so far to suspect these in MS and CF patients too. These parasites look exactly like macrophages, and it was only by accident, and studying wild amoeba, that I was able to make the distinction. When they hybridize with human cells, it is impossible to tell the difference, notwithstanding genetic tests. To understand these elementary parasites, will shed light on all the others for sure. Shroom   [End]
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Hi lineup, long time buddy! No you’re right, but the most pathogenic species will almost always cause immediate pathology, then eventually settle down to equilibrium status if not resolved by the individual’s immune system. It my case, there is a very persistent amoeba and likely other co-infections, and the ongoing pathology results in chronic dysbiosis. I check stool regularly, with an expert eye (under microscopic examination, phase contrast), and can detect nothing but dead and partially digested bacteria, especially during increased symptoms. Two things are go ...
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Yes, but put simply. There are a multitude of other factors to consider first, like the overall health status of the patient. This includes preexisting conditions, like diabetes, cancer, other atypical and chronic diseases. People are not all immunologically designed the same way, and possess diversity as a safeguard to the herd. This ensures species survival. The antigen structures on some parasites can find compatibility with certain people, and can therefore cloak themselves from immunity factors. There is a scale of course, meaning for example, at 1-4 minimal immune recognitio ...
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This message is to those sufferers with scientific background. Amoebic parasitism is permanent because of the parasite’s ability to adapt to host gycoprotein profile and bypass TLR system. What if, the parasite was isolated and grown, implanted into semi knock-out animal host, given time to reach equilibrium status with host, then re-implanted back into primary host. This could hypothetically do two things: initiate C3b pathways from subtle changes in target antigen complexes, and start cascade, or exchange genetic information from primary target weakening its immunity factors fr ...
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I recognize that. It may involve tapeworms ie. the amount of mucus, and type, suggest the body is trying to trap something large. Diagnosis may not be forthcoming, and could be expensive. Albenazole for 30 days under clinical supervision. There could be adverse side effects if infection is high. Shroom   [End]
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Thanks SHARKMAN, I have read two books on this organism, but did not yet find reference to zoonosis. Good to know, although I have no pets. Just another thing to consider for pet owners who may have problematic gastro-entero issues. Shroom   [End]
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Since I have been diagnosed with H. Pylori, I wanted to share results of therapy. Used high dose Flagyl (500mg) 10 days. It resolved gastritis, and some other symptoms, but did not eradicate amoebiasis. The primary parasite is quite in tact (unknown plasmodium amoebae) Moving on to chitinase therapy --using high concentrations of the enzyme which breaks down chitin (the envelope containing fungal spores, other spores, yeasts etc.,) This produced little notable results. Next step---reduce the chemical environment or the causative factors produced by amoebic cysts, and mature sa ...
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Will do, thanks.   [End]
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Been to a gastro specialist--Toronto--and long story short, I was given medication for H. pylori. I had them order the tests, one (ELISA) came back positive, and they wanted a confirmation using the ”breath test”. This test is very accurate using beta isotopes. The hospital lost the results, but I insisted we treat anyway. Since I established credibility with the doctor, he complies with any test I want. The results are: metronidazole or FLAGL is working. The metallic taste is from the nickle salts in the formula, and it can be hard on kidneys in some cases....I digress. S ...
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That condition should be a priority. It can affect your immune system. Shroom   [End]
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Yes. i will, although the load I am targeting will be E. Histo and H. Pylori Shrro   [End]
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I am seeing a specialist about this very issue! Interesting. It would be helpful to know the parasite first, but this may be impossible. I am treating the H. Pylori with traditional antibiotics, and will be requesting a cocktail for parasite. Note: If the antibiotics kill bacteria protecting you from the parasite, it could be dangerous. This is my main concern, and will be discussing this with the specialist. Shroom   [End]
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My opinion on fibromyalgia is controversial, but it is backed by some evidence. Most people with this condition have infiltrates in whole blood, and cultures generally reveal mycoplasma spp quite readily. I am venturing to assume other nano-type L-forms are detectable if a full analysis were to be conducted. How and why these stealth organisms have become so prevalent? It all goes back to bioweaponeering of the 1960s and 70’s. It is vectored by mosquitoes, and likely other biting insects. The organisms must have direct passage to blood. It is possible (again, my opinion) ...
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My theory to treat (not cure) the ulceration{s} caused by H. Pylori caused in part by chronic infection with E. Histolyitica, has been effective. Taking a quality probiotic has completely reduced symptoms of burning from the superficial ulcer(s). The main problem of primary infection by plasomidium spp is not resolved nor is secondary infection with E. Histolytica. Shroom   [End]
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I just returned from the doctor, and the tests I ordered previously for H. Pylori were positive. The doctor was quite taken away by my ability to make an accurate diagnosis without any proof other than symptoms, but I rationalized the criteria and information I had collected prior to request. The way I surmise the pathology is this: The E. Histolytica scours the upper bowel and strips it of colonizing bacteria. This allows exposed epithelial cells to be susceptible H. Pylori (and probably some other strains of bacteria). These microbes invade topically, and infect. This increases pop ...
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I have confirmed I have an infection with E. Histo, which has been around for decades. I have known several other detected parasites, but I now have to consider this one as being more significant, because of the wide range of symptoms it could cause. I have been experiencing localized irritation in my mid-gut for a few months, and decided to get tested for H. Pylori, because of the acid production (rare with me, because of low stomach acid for years). Still waiting for results, but I have definitely confirmed E. Histo, from sample taken off tongue surface directly after waking in the m ...
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Just a hunch, but there have been some reports of Red Tide in your area, and if you were exposed to this, there are known toxins which cause neurological symptoms and can manifest as a laundry list of symptoms. I will have to investigate this some more, to see if some of the problems you discussed have any relationship. Shroom   [End]
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Hi Slowsmile, I will have to download this and read it in print. Sounds interesting. I can see this as potentially reducing problems associated with microbes, but I am wondering if it can truly disrupt the biofilms we discussed. My research has uncovered such complexity with these parasitic microbes, like quorum sensing, that such solutions seem tentative, or temporary. I am trying to develop a chitinase that can be absorbed safely by the animal, and disrupt the development of chitin spores and cysts, which I believe is the main contributor of persistent disease. BTW it nice t ...
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I am sorry that you are going through such a crisis. What you are experiencing is happening all over. If you are in Mid West USA this seems to be more prevalent, especially if near or in rural areas. First, make sure your problems are not environmentally related. There could be industries near you, which may produce contaminants that will contribute to these types of symptoms. Household mold, toxins, etc., should be investigated. Property contamination is another. Are there any pets? Do they display health problems? Check your surroundings. If these are worms, then typical worm medi ...
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My first attempt at growing a suspected ”silent” human\amoeba hybrid parasite, known to causes all of the symptoms touted by the candida camp, has been successful. I have only isolated one struggling amoeba, but it shares the morphology previously observed in fresh specimen samples. It is overcome by the crude growing environment now rife with common bacteria--needed for food and biofilm. I now have evidence that my theory is correct. If this were entirely a human cell, it would not have regenerated and reanimated. I may have also identified the spore (the most important compon ...
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Wow. I always thought of turpentine as a deadly solvent to clean pain brushes! I guess I need to review your material to understand the concept. You are right about biofilms: they are used by many of the dormant microbes which have found ingenious ways to secure themselves in hostile environs. I see this quite a bit in liquid cultures. Mycobacteria, mycoplasmas, chlamydia, algae, most protozoa.and some fungi. Fungi tend to plant spores in areas of biofilm produced by other microbes--I haven’t seen behavior where they make it themselves (in my own observations), although I have seen them ...
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I’m not an expert on this pathway, but I am assuming if there was no gluthathion protection, then autocrine cellular defenses would be useless. All it would take is a nasty viral exposure or toxin to kill you. This would leave the unfortunate individual vulnerable to lethal circumstances at every turn. I hope there are genetic back-up systems to help maintain life-support during such instances. Shroom   [End]
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I do agree with your assessment of acute-type infections, and early studies on HIV-1,2, provided an exceptional insight to these disease forms. Cancer and other disorders such as diabetes have shown very clearly the stages precluding the formation of pathogenic etiologies of several yeast and fungal species inhabiting the human gut. But as for a phenomenon, where candidiasis is the primary causative factor in chronic health disorders, there are missing components to the theory. It cannot provide a full diagnostic picture without the existence of immune-dysfunction on several fundamental ...
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I challenge the candida (in otherwise healthy individuals) ”theory” based on many years of practical research and specimen examinations. I can, however, propose a new theory that fits all symptoms and eloquently addresses the questions around diagnostics. The unfortunate part of this is, there may not be a ”cure”. But protocols to address the issues are better suited when real the target has been identified. I have discovered on several occasions, certain amoebic parasites which will denature very quickly outside their environment. Hence, they will not be identified by any laborat ...
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I have made a critical discovery about what may be causing all of this. I am trying to make some connections now. I forgot to mention sugar cravings and dehydration--2 main components. The sugar craving is directly caused by the body’s need to produce mucus. Shroom   [End]
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I have discovered the primary root of my infection. I should have known this years ago, but I had absence of reference, and I made a dismissal of ideas. Since the beginning of my symptoms, I had always experienced a bad taste in my mouth upon sleeping. I analyzed my sputum, and found nothing unusual, except low levels of bacteria, and certain cells present, which were granulating. No reference to human morphology, so I assumed they were normal cells associated with saliva glands (you know, making enzymes and such). I could never grow them, and they always degrade quickly. I di ...
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Has anyone experienced clear patches on tongue in the morning? I have a theory I am working on, and could explain many ailments described across these forums. First, I need to investigate certain symptoms. Labs will not find what I have discovered. It is impossible, without PCR, and even then it requires specialized and immediate isolation and containment techniques. Symptoms I am most curious about are the following: Geographic tongue Itchiness in one or more body parts, especially the scalp excessive allergies suspected autoimmune disorders skin lesions muscle wasting an ...
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If you have a history of hepatitis, or other liver illness, this could be related. It looks like thrush and this is usually associated with antibiotic over-use, or immune deficiency. Can’t advise treatment, sorry. Shroom   [End]
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Hi. I can’t resist to put in my pennies worth here. You are right about the basic etiology of parasitic infections, however I would like to add something. In one of my past cases, there was a type of pathogenic algae that was perpetuating in the bowel system of this patient (non-tissue), and producing a toxin (oxolates). It was remotely causing sever skin disorders, which led to other common infections. Shroom   [End]
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Those are typical vegetable skins. It’s rare to actually find flukes in stool, and most are very small. Some parasitic zoonotic flatworms may be identifiable, but again, rare to see.   [End]
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Your on the right track, but antibodies have to come from the host so they can be transferred to memory cells. The foreign antibodies themselves could have a direct way of allowing the body to identify the pathogen, but may not go far enough to attack it. There is also the possibility of serum sickness occurring as the body will attack foreign antibodies. I think there may be a way sometime in the future, to use foreign antibodies to cure a disease.   [End]
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My experience with a chronic parasitic infection has given me some essential insight into some of the immunological mechanisms at play. For one, having a parasite that is constantly stimulating the immune functions of your body, can result in sensitivities to food, chemicals, and environmental factors. The cells most often involved in parasitic infections will present particles they digest from the offending ”object(s)”, to each other. These molecules could look like other common molecules we are exposed to all the time. If you are exposed to molecules (in the form of peptides, am ...
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It could belong to a fungus family. I have seen pathogenic fungus which was reported to be destroying trees. My microscopic examination showed the fungus growing right before my eyes. The area affected was southwest US./ The photo shares a remarkable similarity to the fungus I observed.   [End]
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Give me more of the specifics, and we can talk about ideas. I have seen this before, and have some experience with some of the causes.   [End]
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These are not ”flukes”, but, they are often associated with intestinal disorders. It could be one of two things: microscopic pathogens which are encapsulated by actions of the immune system (many chemical processes go on within the bowel) or it could be the waste product of a larger parasitic helminth. Either way, the body will react to these antigens in a way that attempts to render the offending protein incapable of causing further harm to the body. The material should be pulverized and sent to a university lab for analysis. They don’t really need to know the source. You will be as ...
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TB IS a problem, and it goes with many new (and old) strains of pathogens which acquire antibiotic resistance, and renewed genetic traits. Many are borrowed from other pathogens, and sometimes other collateral microbes which pass on chemical resistance properties like efflux pumps, (line-up can tell you about these) transpoosons, plasmids, and bits and pieces of loose DNA. Then we can go into a long list of nano delivery systems used to transfer and conjugate foreign gene cassettes into the creation of GM food production, fabrics, materials and pharmaceuticals. Some of these systems u ...
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Hi. I have investigated this phenomenon in the past, and had no success in directly finding the cause. However, I did formulate a hypothesis. The mucus seen is generated by certain cells in your body, but the genes responsible for production are likely promoted through a foreign source. The mucus ”type” is often seen in those with CF. The black strands, or ”fibre” you are observing ’may’ be related here. I could get into some more bizarre theories about this, but it is complicated and opens the door to a huge area of speculation. My own personal opinion; treat it as though it ...
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Sorry I have been absent for a while, but I am studying virology, something which touches on all sorts of chronic ailments. I have a "thought" for those who suffer from constant loose bowel movements, diarrhea, and gas. Despite parasites, there may be relieve of symptoms based on this theory: Allergies cause mast cells to release histamines, which can cause dehydration and inflammation of mucus membranes. The bowel system is made up of mucus membrane, and can therefore be reactive to allergens, and other antigens causing irritation (like parasites). Antihistamine an ...
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Hard to tell by photo. I assume it is the pinkish object closest to the bottom? It could be mucus, which indicates certain parasites. It is worth seeing a specialist to have a better idea, and possible treatment. Shroom   [End]
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The infection with blastocystis (strain unknown)is now officially in remission. I have noticed other physical problems being alleviated, including the ”carpal tunnel” I was considering for surgery. It seems very strange, that this parasite would have any involvement with a repetitive stress injury. On the other hand, there could be toxins that are absorbed into the body via the intestine, which could hypothetically contribute to any number of seemingly unrelated health phenomena. Even my physiotherapist noticed an abnormal elevation of bioelectricity in my system. He tested my gl ...
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Take a break from the sand\clay for a while. It strips the intestinal lumen of surface cells, which is good in some cases, but can have side effects. Take less dose next time. The chemistry of your bowel system is a bit off, and this is a normal thing for many who have irritable bowels. Go back to eating normally, and it should be OK. If this continues, you may experience dehydration. Must take lots of water, a bit of salty food, and something sour. shroom   [End]
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Good to have this information on the board. The body requires many things to help it survive. Some of the protocols advocated can deprive the body of necessary organics, even sugar. I have noticed that my condition requires I consume water very regularly, or I dehydrate quickly. The body is manufacturing needed chemicals, and requires nutrients I probably don’t always provide. shroom   [End]
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Excellent point Lineup. Also, keep in mind, the offending parasites have likely been in many humans before, and know their way around human host immunity. Shroom   [End]
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I think you are right about it being a ”sign”, because I have (identified) parasites and this is something which is in the repertoire of my physical symptoms. I cannot say for sure if it is related, but I have surmised in the past, the glands direct;y under the ears are involved in the many processes affected by responses to low level chronic infection. Could have something to do with the salivary glands. Shroom   [End]
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This was taken today, April 26, 2014, as an example of what I follow with my own parasitic infection. Firstly, these are not yeast cells, although they look, and stain like yeast cells. They also bud like yeasts. Phylogenetic testing has identified them, and the material which is released from these cysts are plasmodium--like malaria. Last week I had gastroenteritis--a virus, which purged the intestines of just about everything. I got lucky, and the blastocystis-like parasites which took hold months prior, are currently voided, hopefully gone for good. They do not have the sam ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Thanks for sharing. Good to be reminded to check out the latest from CDC Shroom   [End]
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Yes exactly--like the prostate for example. If there was a way to trigger an awakening of ”all” cells to the signature molecules of the invader, it might cause a built-in response that could see the complete elimination of the target. This is possible, but dangerous. The same phenomenon could eliminate cancer cells...like a default button. It’s like the body has ”sleeper” capability that is only activated by very specific stimuli, like some kind of archaic code. The problem with this is, once it it turned on, it could have unpredictable results. Shroom   [End]
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Good point, but good thing we have built -in redundancy systems that can override these obstructions given the right amplification primers or circumstances. Glutathione production is a good example, but this is a rare event in terms of autocrine reaction on a scale large enough to detoxify or self-cure a disease--it does happen though. If foreign antibodies can act like a sort of complimentary ”hapten”, it may be possible to evoke a TH1 cascade large enough to trigger lymphocyte activity (a guess), which could ultimately lead to pathogen recognition. I doubt however, it would work ...
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Hi Folks. The last post I did I was going on about a new bacteria I found in the gut, suspecting chlamydia. I am happy to say, it was some other bug...not sure which. Last week I contracted a serious virus, and it took me down for 30 hours straight. It was the sort of ”stomach virus” one can catch from cruise ships etc; a rotavirus or norovirus something in the Caliciviridae family anyway. I could not do stool exam during the course of the illness because I was not functional. However, I was able to do direct observations soon after. The observations are important, because it ...
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Very interesting find. For those who are unfamiliar, I do ongoing research using stool, blood, and bodily fluid analysis to find possible infectious microbes with the assistance of high-grade microscopy and image capture equipment. I also have a solid background in immunology. I had a slight infection under the foreskin of the penis, and was able to extract pus, which is basically white blood cells in the act of fighting an infectious invader. This allowed me to isolate and observe the target pathogen by looking at what is being attacked by the white blood cells (in this case gran ...
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Can you provide a link to your protocol? Shroom   [End]
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This is typically a form of mucus the intestine makes when you have certain infections. Need a lab to diagnose. Shroom   [End]
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Not sure, but I think the idea is silica, same concept as clay. It can be abrasive(clay) and should not be used long term. Shroom   [End]
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I agree with the information here. Drugs which are safe and effective, have a purity control, and this is important for dosing. There are also harmful side-effects and risk of bowel obstruction, if indeed you do have a high load of helminths which respond to this drug and or other drugs. Supervision through a regulated health professional is always advised. Shroom   [End]
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Hi Kpup, The object which is shown in your images are not any type of worm, but the tests you report showing unknown parasites could mean the lab discovered something belonging to wide variety of zoonotic parasites. Digestive problems are often related to something which has evaded your natural immune responses and causes symptoms. Many things need to be ruled out before one can assume parasites are the primary cause. Of course, given the fact clinical medicine has serious limitations where diagnostics are concerned,it is easier to presume parasites exist causing health complications, ...
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Thought I would share with the group a micro-image of the parasite I picked-up sometime over the last few months. Q: Why do parasites tend to accumulate other ”like” parasites? A: Because parasites commonly reside in some animal as a primary home. If it is transferred to other animal or human, it must either adapt or pass on through other life forms in an attempt to find it’s reservoir host (home host animal). It does this by mutating to find a balance with temporary host. This involves interference with biochemical pathways of the host, and immunopathology (immune reactions)which ca ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Sounds like fungal-type parasite. shroom   [End]
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Hi shrimpy....I see your just as pleasant as ever. S   [End]
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I think there is a potential for this type of therapy, but the science is too precise for the average lay person. Plus, it would help to have a confirmed diagnosis, and gene profile of the target. Shroom   [End]
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Could be fungal overload. Do you have history of diabetes? The thick mucous is typical of something low-grade and long term. Any respiratory or sinus problems? Shroom   [End]
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I can tell you with a degree of certainty, that this is mucous. There does appear to be something long-term that is causing this, but without some sort of analysis it is not possible to speculate on a diagnosis.From my own perspective, I have often found, congealed mucous is a result of multiple factors including low-grade fungal-type infections. In worm infections, there is often hormonal elements which affect mood. Have you any external issues such as rashes,or other skin irritations? Shroom   [End]
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As with most intracellular and singular-celled parasites, the risk of picking up co-infections is high. This particular ”new” brand is unidentifiable (microscopically)but has light-spectrum refractive values similar to the permanent resident. Diagnosis was made through observation of infected intestinal endothelial cells. The result of this is: irritation of bowels,causing more gas, and higher peristaltic movement. It’s not as bad as IBS, but is unpleasant. Shroom   [End]
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Hi. I am familiar with this problem, although I cannot say your prospects for a diagnosis are good. If you have e. histolytica, which is likely, tests are not always great at picking them up. Best to run quantitative molecular analysis of stool for amoebic diseases. Maybe a travel medicine clinic at your nearest hospital. My own opinion for treatment is very strong anti-fungal drugs. Shroom   [End]
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Just a general note about single cellular parasites. These types of creatures are very diverse, and in some cases there is no ”cure” if they become parasitic, as opposed to pathogenic. I will use my case to explain. My parasite lives primarily in the gut, but has reach in other body tissues. Depending on where the parasite manifests itself, is largely dependent on the type of tissue or cells it infests. The cysts located in the gut (identified through stool exam) are multifunctional, and possess a diverse distribution of genetic material, and can adapt to changing environs. The ...
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I post this for the benefit of the good people trying to educate themselves about a sector of medicine for which the present clinical system is decades behind. The complexity and diversity of phenomenon which affects the general health of people and mammals alike, make it essential that a collective participation of ideas must take hold. Imagine if computer soft-ware development was never available to the everyday person. What kind of advances do you think we would have seen by now? Lineup has put many hours of hard effort into providing a platform to assist people on their quest to ...
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WOW! Thanks Line-up, you are the best. This comes at a very good time for me, as I have a client with a mysterious tumour, and she’s so young. I am in a panic to provide a network of resources. Shroom   [End]
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This could only be a degraded form, if anything, but likely plant cells. Shroom   [End]
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Thank you PMtwelfthman01 for your input, and your endorsement. Shrooom   [End]
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Thanks Line-up. I will put this information to good use. Shroom   [End]
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I am aware that LIne-up and some others are following this concept, and I need the short and skinny on what triage treatment systems are in place to address this, at least in the short term. Any suggestions? Shroom   [End]
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I’ll probably get flak for doing on-line diagnostics, but I will do this with the caveat ”I am not a doctor”. The symptoms you describe are very common, and are an increasing problem in our society. Many say this is due to over antibiotic abuse (especially in agriculture),high processed sugar diet, and GM foods to some extent. The symptoms are indicative of dysbiosis, caused in part by either lifestyle choices and\or diet. Alcohol and coffee intake should be minimised, and reduce lactose and high starch containing foods (easy said not easy do). There may be increased craving ...
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Now that you sense you have a confirmed identification of the target, it would be helpful to get additional resource confirmation by running a barcode analysis. The genetic evidence should be abundant with this infective load. Environmental labs could do this cheap. shroom   [End]
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Hi Spence... You are an endless source of entertainment, thank you for your valued feed-back. S   [End]
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Hi 15279..., It’s a bit of a reach trying to connect the dots with subclinical infections. The WB test you speak of is often positive, but it could relate to other flagellated species of bacteria your body has encountered before, and generated antibodies against. There are many factors in the conditions you refer to. There are many unknown and emerging subclinical parasites, there are viruses, and there are interactions between some pathogens. For example, you could have a harmless amoeba in the gut, but that amoeba becomes pathogenic because it encountered a plasmid from a pathog ...
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I have this on a regular basis. I have concluded it was from metabolites in mucus secretions, which irritate the anal tissue, and cause particles to be expelled, much the same way a vagina discharges. The most likely cause of this symptom is a type of yeast or protozoa in elevated numbers causing low level infection\irritation of the bowel. It generally follows there are food sensitivities, some bowel dysregulation, and possibly other areas of the body that are occasionally itchy, like the scalp, or feet. You may have the classic sugar cravings, especially at night. Probiotics are ...
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Dear shrimpy, The person posting, is looking for suggestions, and we must assume he\she is feels the people on this forum may have some ideas. Maybe he\she has been to the doctor, and has not been satisfied with the remedy given. There is no harm in a regular deworming routine, as it has been done in many places for many centuries. If the poster decides to use modern medical interventions, then it will be up to them to research and evaluate the risks and benefits. We always advise the consultation with a clinical specialist before engaging in any type of unknown medications. M ...
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Ohh, sorry we must be confused. Keep it cool   [End]
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Looks to me like the mucus associated with helminths (worms). Deworming may be in order. Shroom   [End]
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Those are normal, and ubiquitous in stool. They are basically plant spores, like allergens.   [End]
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Hi Lugnutz, Just a opinion, and at the risk of being ”flamed”, I suggest you look at faciola, or other types of flukeworm, if you want to investigate a parasitological connection to your issue. Shroom   [End]
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I post here for reasons well within the philosophy which has built this forum, and gives it a dominance on the search engines. As for my so called ”illness”, I have a very fortunate understanding of it. When I had an infection with E. Histolytical, I saved myself from an otherwise very serious infection, at no credit to the laboratory who did the stool exam. In fact, I backed off a pending lawsuit with the lab, because I sympathized with their challenge to identify such tricky pathogens. I am not here to argue my skill-set, but only to offer information which can be held to accoun ...
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Ha, ha. Well, well....I guess you are one determined person. I’ll let you have this one my friend. Shroom   [End]
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These are well researched and credible claims. Education is the key to understanding this. Pick up a text book. Shroom   [End]
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I’ve done my time. I guess you have more faith in the current medical establishment? Good luck. Shroom   [End]
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During my years as a practising, albeit non-accredited, researcher; I have found numerous disturbing phenomenon. In one such case, I was able to culture C. Difficile with luminescent spore. The entire dish was fluorescent blue. This was from the stool of someone with ongoing problems. The interesting thing about this, is the likelyhood of this being a laboratory grade recombinant strain, with a luminescent tag to identify it--used for tracing. How many other recombinant microbes end up in our gut? I’m think specifically about e coli, because it is used to make so many differen ...
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Anyway......The image is one which is seen in many cases where people are having digestive issues and or ailments. In some cases I have come across, there was the presence of worms, but I think the mass is likely a result of mucus. Entangled in the mucus should contain the main clues as to the cause. This will have to be performed by a competent lab, and under the supervision of a medical practitioner. You, as the patient must lean on the practitioner to insist the lab report anything unusual to the practitioner. You do this by holding your practitioner responsible for providing a ...
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This could be a number of things, but the salt craving means something significant to me. I would not rule out plasmodium (malaria) or dengue and there are some single-celled parasites you may have picked up from fruit, or veg. which are difficult to detect. I would rule out virus, because it would have generally run it’s course (symptomatically)by now in my own opinion. Best to be tested for hepatitis if that has not already been ruled out. Bacterial infections in the bowel can have toxic affects, but should subside after a few weeks. Stool cultures should be ordered. Are ther ...
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High IgM is indicative of low level infection, I would like to know what the quantitative IgA and SIgA levels are from stool. shroom   [End]
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Hi sd2345, I understand, because I too have been through the whole routine. The DNA tests are not very informative on mucus, unless they give sequences to known disease causing organisms within it. Otherwise it will just read out a mixed bag of activated primers. I usually check these artifacts for animal cellular patterns, or, unusual single-cell organisms surrounded by antibody accumulation caught within the matrix(microscopically). I have found the ”waste material” from helminths before, which has mucus membrane containing digestive material in sections. This is similar to f ...
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Hi PM, I am taking 100 mg in morning, and same at night. It is having little if no noticeable affect on my parasitic load. It may take more time, but I am now doubtful I will have any beneficial reactions from the drug, other than maybe with the aforementioned ”wart”. I have spoken to some guy’s who travel to all areas of the world and in some remote places in Africa, where they have witnessed villagers being de-wormed by types of medications like Vermox. They said it was a spectacular scene, with worms literally coming out of every orifice of these people, especially the children ...
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Here we go.... Ok. The bowel system is a very complex network of secretions and immunological mechanisms. Enzymes antibodies, multiple biochemicals all react together in combination with billions of microbes all working together digesting organic matter we place in our bodies. There are times we secrete mucus (not unlike that of the sinuses and other mucus membranes) and sometimes it is composed of a variety of factors which can alter it’s consistency, especially if there is an infection. Reactions of these biochemicals on the stuff we eat, often causes an assortment of phenomenon ...
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Vegetable fibre. I have seen this on a regular basis doing stool analysis for many people. Shroom   [End]
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Hi PM Ten 1998, I’m just observing a phenomenon associated with the changes in this particular wart. I found it interesting that the changes have happened since taking the Mebendazole. The hypothetical thoughts I put forth are borne out of curiosity, but I will keep an eye on it and report any developments. shroom   [End]
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Shrimpy123, I appreciate your opinions, but please govern your comments, and please stop publishing disinformation. Shroom   [End]
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Thank you 152769, your comments are welcomed. I do infact agree with you, and everyone should always back up the claims of others’ with their own cross-checks and research. Shroom   [End]
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To clarify shrimpy’s comment on the pathogenicity of Blastocystis Hominis, let me make it clear to everyone; it is recognized as an important emerging protozoan pathogen. For the most part however, common strains are not harmful, and can be normal resident of the human gut. Shroom   [End]
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