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In order of commonality. Oftentimes you can only notice these symptoms when falling asleep or waking up.
1. Brain zaps or random tingling or pins and needles like sensations or restless legs.
Linked with: Campylobacter Jejuni
Resevoirs: Undercooked chicken.
Killed with: Ginger powder (not extract powder)
2. Muscle twitching or spasms or laughing.
Linked with: Clostridium Tetani
Resevoirs: Wounds with foreign bodies including teeth.
Killed with: Triterpenoid saponins or adaptogens like natures fury.
3. Nightmares or waking up in fear and your heart racing or pounding or panic attack.
Linked with: Streptococcus or staphylococcus spp.
Resevoirs: Tonsils or subclinically infected teeth or eyes or ears.
Killed with: triterpenoid saponins or adaptogens solubilized by steroidal saponins like tribulus terrestrus. Like natures fury.
4. Water retention especially puffy face and eyes or lower back pain or pressure in the head or sinuses or high blood pressure or restless legs.
Linked with: Proteus Mirabilis and kidney damage.
Resevoirs: UTI's
Killed with: Eucalyptus and Clove essential oils.
Improved with: Potassium supplementation.
5. Stiff neck or heartburn (emphasis on burn) or random stabbing pains in the body or constipation or diabetes or hairloss or gynecomastia.
Linked with: Mycobacterium Bovis.
Resevoirs: Deep cervical (neck) lymph nodes of animals.
Killed with: Garlic extract powder.
6. Random crawling sensations in skin like bugs.
Linked with: Pseudomonas spp.
Resevoirs: Untreated well water
Killed with: Food grade diatomaceous earth, cinnamon bark eo
7. ADHD, skin picking or hair pulling, excitotoxicity
Linked with: Haemophilis influenzae (HIB) or other spp.
Resevoirs: Animal and human milk
Killed with: Mint and cinnamon essential oils.
Improved with: Possibly Salicin
8. Hidden allergies and/or inflammation
Linked with: Ecoli and other gram negative bacteria
Resevoirs: Animal and human feces, contaminated water
Killed with: thyme, mustard, horseradish, food grade de
Improved with: Salicin (see my salicin post) nd Curcumin
1. Brain zaps or random tingling or pins and needles like sensations or restless legs.
Linked with: Campylobacter Jejuni
Resevoirs: Undercooked chicken.
Killed with: Ginger powder (not extract powder)
2. Muscle twitching or spasms or laughing.
Linked with: Clostridium Tetani
Resevoirs: Wounds with foreign bodies including teeth.
Killed with: Triterpenoid saponins or adaptogens like natures fury.
3. Nightmares or waking up in fear and your heart racing or pounding or panic attack.
Linked with: Streptococcus or staphylococcus spp.
Resevoirs: Tonsils or subclinically infected teeth or eyes or ears.
Killed with: triterpenoid saponins or adaptogens solubilized by steroidal saponins like tribulus terrestrus. Like natures fury.
4. Water retention especially puffy face and eyes or lower back pain or pressure in the head or sinuses or high blood pressure or restless legs.
Linked with: Proteus Mirabilis and kidney damage.
Resevoirs: UTI's
Killed with: Eucalyptus and Clove essential oils.
Improved with: Potassium supplementation.
5. Stiff neck or heartburn (emphasis on burn) or random stabbing pains in the body or constipation or diabetes or hairloss or gynecomastia.
Linked with: Mycobacterium Bovis.
Resevoirs: Deep cervical (neck) lymph nodes of animals.
Killed with: Garlic extract powder.
6. Random crawling sensations in skin like bugs.
Linked with: Pseudomonas spp.
Resevoirs: Untreated well water
Killed with: Food grade diatomaceous earth, cinnamon bark eo
7. ADHD, skin picking or hair pulling, excitotoxicity
Linked with: Haemophilis influenzae (HIB) or other spp.
Resevoirs: Animal and human milk
Killed with: Mint and cinnamon essential oils.
Improved with: Possibly Salicin
8. Hidden allergies and/or inflammation
Linked with: Ecoli and other gram negative bacteria
Resevoirs: Animal and human feces, contaminated water
Killed with: thyme, mustard, horseradish, food grade de
Improved with: Salicin (see my salicin post) nd Curcumin
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