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clinical tests for MS. Her body was full of pentane, possibly from
her workplace since 12 other persons working there also had MS
(such a situation should make our government eager to jump at
investigations)! She had intestinal flukes and their stages, not in
the intestine or liver or thymus, but in her brain! We found her
home air toxic with bismuth too, probably from cosmetics. In spite
of staying on the parasite program she got reinfected with sheep
liver fluke, probably from eating hamburgers. She was not able to
stop her carbonated beverage habit and frequently showed xylene,
acetone, methylene chloride in addition to pentane in her white
blood cells.Shannon Synder, age 44, had been getting more numb over her whole
body for several years and was presently considered by her
doctor to have MS. Her muscles twitched all night, making sleep
impossible, and her hands shook. She had intestinal flukes in the
brain (cerebrum and cerebellum) but none in the intestine! The
brain also had wood alcohol from drinking Diet Coke.TM She also
had bismuth (cosmetics), palladium, copper, samarium, and
tellurium (tooth alloys) in her brain. She began to improve enough
to be off Prednisone by her 10th day of the parasite program.
Erica Blake, age 41, was diagnosed with MS two years earlier although
her symptoms went back 13 years. She was on PrednisoneTM but
her balance was getting so bad she had to be in a wheelchair.
Chelation treatments kept her from deteriorating further. Her brain
was full of gasoline; she used to work at a gas station and now was
getting it from the attached garage. Her hands and feet were
completely numb. She had 5 root canals extracted and a few days
later was able to stand. She could now walk with a cane. She had
human liver flukes, sheep liver fluke and Trichinellas and dog
tapeworm stages in her cerebellum (motor control center). After
killing parasites and starting to take thioctic acid (4 a day) and
cleaning up her environment she improved enough to drive a car
again, walk without a cane in her home. She regained enough
feeling in her hands and legs to do her housework, too.
Kurt Nielsen, age 43, was told he had peripheral neuropathy. His feet
were so numb he had to look at the clutch to drive. Also both hands
were numb. He was full of kerosene and benzene possibly from
fuel oil that he pumped for a living. There were fluke stages