I'd start with normal recommended doses of whatever paracide mixture (humaworm?) you are using Sunshine, and then after a few days add some Clarkia to the mix just once a day for a few days for the big kill. That' what i would do. I have really only seen the buggers die when you hit them hard after a few days of weakening them.

Remember the couple of posts about my bones aching? I have absolutely no iodea what that was and it only hapened for those couple of days but i must say i felt better after and that is when i noticed the excema was gone. And when I say my bones were achy.. I mean ACHY... I do not have achy bones normally so that was a real weird event. But, something went on, and I didn;t lessen my doses after that, but it was really only those couple days. Strange eh?

The Essiac tea sounds marvelous, it's on my list. I forget where i read that about doing the 2 week maintenance. all I know is that it was on a hulda clark parasite cleanse info page that i read on the web somewhere. It was probably at curezone, most every time I search hulda clark at google or wherever I end up at curezone.

Linseed is one oil they use, I do think there is another also. It has been 20 years since I've been around anyone doing that so my memory of it isn't top notch. I hate doing it, I've actually only helped with stuff like that, hardly an expert. I did use a water base finish on oak once, not my own choice some 'expert' recommended that, that was a big mistake... do not use water base anything on oak. I have painted plenty of stuff for outside over the years and also know for sure that using a sander sealer/urethane combo on outdoor oak will result in years of redundant care downline because it will flake within 3-5 short years if it's in an area that will get wet. So oil really is the only option left. You might research it on the net for a few minutes before deciding on linseed for sure though. Ther may be better oils for oak, not sure.

Some chelating while doing a parasite cleanse should not be a problem. A good combo actually. I was chelating a bit during my parasite cleanse... my handy cilantro garlic routine... i used some DMSA in there.. the parasites will release toxins... I would keep the DMSA handy. I would'nt stay on a tight schedule with it, but keep it handy. maybe just do some every couple days.

hookworms eegh. I have a funny feeling that little white cat has hookworms on top of a tapeworm. She was always biting her hind legs... haven't been paying much attention to her of late, she's outside. She is making my life difficult. She runs away when i try to give her the parasite stuff and she really needs strong doses because the tapeworm is not dying. If I cannot get rid of that tapeworm soon, if I still see the eggs on her bedding/butt next week i think I may have to take her away. She is infecting the yard otherwise. They really should have dewormed that cat before bringing her here.

Try taking a cotton swab soaked in iodine and rubbing it on your back for a few days every evening. The iodine penetrates your skin... iodine, the red stuff you buy at the pharmacy... iodine kils parasites and their eggs. I have actually drank it in the past, they say it's poisonous (but so is wormwood) but it always made me feel real good. not a lot, just a teaspoon or tablespoon in some water now and then. I am not recommending you do that but it is an item that may have helped keep me well all these years. I also used it on my daughters behind when she would get diaper rash as a baby. Works wonders for diaper rash. My daughter had a mostly very unrashy bottom because of the iodine.