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Title: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: goodsamaritan on November 09, 2011, 06:30:25 pm
Good news that my 1st born son is healing in his debilitating eczema misadventure.

BAD NEWS is beginning yesterday the entire house hold is DOWN!

4 maids (47, 32, 26, 20) (3 are almost non-functional)
1 mother in law (66)
1 wife (39) (feels bad, but up)
2 children (8, 7) (improved, up and about)

Unaffected were:

My eczema boy healing (10) - raw paleo diet et al
Me (42) - raw paleo diet
Sis in law (44) - regular active badminton player, stress free person

Symptoms:
- Diarrhea, bad smell
- Fever, Flu like head ache and body pain

We have done / doing:
- drinking activated charcoal
- giving barefoot dewormer
- zapping (worked wonders on 1 maid)
- pyro energen
- carbo betule
- tried oregano oil capsules on the worst hit maid

Giving Gatorade and Hydration Salts.

Giving in the mid day, they had some rice porridge with organic chicken broth.

What I had changed in the house:

- stopped drinking from the home filter, bought  water from the local water store and bought distilled water from the stores
- dumped all the rice, bought new
- dumped the rice cooker
- changed all the dishwashing liquids to a different brand.

We will try to get stool tests tonight.

Tomorrow we are scheduled, the entire gang for Beam Ray at 7:30am.

I need all your help again:

- ideas
- theories
- experiences


Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: RawZi on November 09, 2011, 07:20:46 pm
    Eat more charcoal. I never found anything else that worked.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Iguana on November 09, 2011, 08:29:47 pm
Probably a virus or bacteria causing diarrhea and flu. Thus let it be, don't panic: their bodies have found a good way to get rid of some toxins. They should be eating exclusively raw paleo food or just plain clean water - at least until the cleaning process is over - otherwise it might be painful and very troublesome.     

PS : Continuous intake of the kind of toxins the body is currently eliminating causes the process  to runaway.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: ys on November 09, 2011, 11:27:11 pm
you have 4 maids???  you got a really nice setup.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: jessica on November 09, 2011, 11:29:14 pm
abstain from gatorade!
garlic, ginger, hot broths with kelp
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: svrn on November 10, 2011, 12:39:27 am
4 maids? You know GS, the more i read about your life in the phillipines with your incredible fresh food market and your wild tropical fruits everywhere, the more i just want to leave new york city and live in the Phillipines. One organic Papaya costs 5 dollars here! and i know if i had wild mango coconuts and Papaya unlimited surrounding my house I would be quite happy, especially if i could find some ganja over there and i wont be put in prison for 10 years if caught (havent looked at the official law since I know it would be much more useful to ask a native about that since plenty of countries have laws against it but the government doesnt care at all such as india or nepal). I know you cant escape the chemtrails and radiation anywhere so perfect health is pretty much impossible but it does seem like somewhat of a paradise over there. How is the government over there? Are they in your face like the "civilized" world or you dont have to deal with them at all?

Anyway, one thing i have noticed to help me with viral type situations is manuke honey, which is made from bees using the pollen of tea tree plants, resulting in a honey with high antibiotic properties. I just recently found out about charcoal so I never got to try it out but the manuke honey has worked quite well for me.

and about the gatorade rice porridge and chicken broth. Are you giving that because some members of the household arent raw paleo or because you think those things have some merit even though they do not fit within "the rules"?

Get well soon!

Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: goodsamaritan on November 10, 2011, 01:01:21 am
Thanks for the suggestions!

This is a regular middle class Filipino family / compound.
(my wife and I chose to live with my in laws in a tiny home behind their big house - because I believe in extended family living, my wife now does too.)

My in laws have 2 maids + 1 driver
My wife and I pay for our 2 maids + 1 driver

I'm the only raw paleo person here.

My 10 year old son I'm treating of grave illness is on raw paleo + other modalities. (he's the strong one now... and we have an agreement for 6 months minimum)

Last night we got word that one of my nephews who stayed over the weekend who also got sick had a stool exam and it turned out to be: E. Coli.

So there is one clue.

In a few hours it will be daylight and we will be going to the beam ray guy.

Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: RawZi on November 10, 2011, 01:36:22 am
4 maids? You know GS, the more i read about your life in the phillipines with your incredible fresh food market ...and about the gatorade rice porridge and chicken broth.
I'm the only raw paleo person here.

My 10 year old son I'm treating of grave illness is on raw paleo + other modalities. (he's the strong one now... and we have an agreement for 6 months minimum)

Last night we got word that one of my nephews who stayed over the weekend who also got sick had a stool exam and it turned out to be: E. Coli.

So there is one clue.

    Make the rest besides you and your ten year old real vegan for a while.  I was vegan decades, and sometimes the people around me got stomach viruses, but I never did.  They weren't vegan either, .. well .. one was.  But that one too when eating at a table where all the others ate meat wouldn't catch anything even if all the rest did.  If they don't have cooked meat waste in their system, it could help somewhat.  And why chicken broth? If you're doing broth, red meat fats cook much more stably and is more grounding.  Kind of like avoiding fruit when wanting to settle the stomach a bit. Papaya, avocado and calamansi may be alright though in that light. Can the maids or cooks or you make a kelp lemonade instead of gatorade? You could even add cooked rice or barley.  Or make it with garlic instead of lemon.  Cooked pear/pineapple has been known to work for the stomachs of cooked eaters too, especially mixed with the blended barley/rice.  Find one thing, stick with it, relax .. that is best I've seen, one thing that will work.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: svrn on November 10, 2011, 02:26:07 am
Interesting. So all members of household doing raw paleo are free of this illness?
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Löwenherz on November 10, 2011, 03:17:40 am
Hi GS,

I'm glad to read that our Philippine RAW PALEO boys are doing well.  ;)

I'm convinced that cooked starches make us VERY prone to all kind of diseases. Most of all these 'bad' bacterias and viruses seem to thrive on sugar. I have been constantly ill for nearly 30 years. Cooked starches (beside dairy and bad fats) have been the main reason.

If the bacterial or viral load is not too bad, I would prescribe your 'patients' a short mono diet of papaya to move the bowels. After that I would put them on a very low carb diet with unlimited amounts of RAW fresh coconut milk. Again and again I'm absolutely enthusiastic with raw coconut cream and milk (in sharp contrast to coconut oil). Coconuts seem to kill all undesireable 'bugs', bacterias, viruses or whatever in our bodies very quickly.

Good luck!

Löwenherz
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Löwenherz on November 10, 2011, 03:27:18 am
 
..One organic Papaya costs 5 dollars here!

Oh, I truly envy you. The price for one big completely unripe non-organic papaya of sufficient (but not really good) quality here in Germany is currently 10,- EUR (= 13.5 USD)..  -\

Löwenherz


Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: ys on November 10, 2011, 03:43:10 am
Quote
the more i read about your life in the phillipines with your incredible fresh food market and your wild tropical fruits everywhere, the more i just want to leave new york city and live in the Phillipines.

that's the biggest paradox i can't comprehend.  my in-laws in the phils all have maids and easy life and for some stupid reason all of them are dying to come to the US.  some of them are here illegally working their asses off as maids themselves and still do not want to go back.  go figure.

Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: cherimoya_kid on November 10, 2011, 03:54:41 am
I recommend charcoal and clay, and maybe some coconut oil and lemon/calamansi, plus lots of water.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Iguana on November 10, 2011, 04:22:09 am

Oh, I truly envy you. The price for one big completely unripe non-organic papaya of sufficient (but not really good) quality here in Germany is currently 10,- EUR (= 13.5 USD)..  -\

Löwenherz
You can order very good organic ripe papayas at Orkos for 7.60 € / kg :
http://store.orkos.fr/fra/alimentation/fruits-exotiques.html?SID=76793549bdfbd871cee8d69100d3bc61 (http://store.orkos.fr/fra/alimentation/fruits-exotiques.html?SID=76793549bdfbd871cee8d69100d3bc61)

In Switzerland, TerrEspoir sales a ripe organic papaya 4.50 Sfr = 4€. In  box of  4 kg, it's about 8.- Sfr /kg :
http://www.terrespoir.com/boutique.php (http://www.terrespoir.com/boutique.php)
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Löwenherz on November 10, 2011, 04:23:05 am
that's the biggest paradox i can't comprehend.  my in-laws in the phils all have maids and easy life and for some stupid reason all of them are dying to come to the US.  some of them are here illegally working their asses off as maids themselves and still do not want to go back.  go figure.

I would say   Money, Glamour and Illusions!

Or should I say: COOKED STARCHES   >D

Löwenherz
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Löwenherz on November 10, 2011, 04:40:11 am
You can order very good organic ripe papayas at Orkos for 7.60 € / kg :

That would be even more expensive, but at least organic and probably not as impertinently unripe.  Do you buy regularly food from Orkos? Do they still have a subsidiary in France or did they move to Germany completely?

I have the feeling that the quality of fruits offered here (even the organic ones) is going downhill constantly. Most of it is so extremely unripe that I don't know what to do with such stones except smashing windows..

Löwenherz
Title: Papayas
Post by: Iguana on November 10, 2011, 04:47:55 am
More expensive ? There is more than one average size papaya in a kg, I think.

I buy from Orkos especially when their weekly special offer is something I like. Today I just received mangoes. Orkos is in Germany and in France. 
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Löwenherz on November 10, 2011, 05:17:21 am
More expensive ? There is more than one average size papaya in a kg, I think.

The brasilian super-duper GMO papayas offered here everywhere nowadays usually weight between 1.5 and 2 kilos. But nevertheless I will try the Orkos papayas..

Löwenherz
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Dorothy on November 10, 2011, 06:23:12 am
Fruit from out of my country so often tastes/feels just wrong when the same fruit eaten where it is grown can be so good. At first I thought it had something to do with eating what grows in your environment but fruits grown in radically different environments than my part of the country - as long as they are from the US - are fine. Then I learned that everything shipped into the country is irradiated. Grrrrr.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: svrn on November 10, 2011, 09:01:20 am
what do you mean by everything shipped in is irradiated? Are you talking the entire planet being radiated after Fukushima or some specific procedure that they do to incoming produce in the US where they radiate it before it comes in. This wouldn't surprise me too much since they do put fluoride in our water.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: PaleoPhil on November 10, 2011, 10:22:41 am
Congrats to the raw Paleo members of your family, GS. It's interesting to see such nasty symptoms apparently produced by a so-called "safe starch" like cooked white rice.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: TylerDurden on November 10, 2011, 02:23:53 pm
I would say   Money, Glamour and Illusions!
  Quite. We are fed all sorts of false dreams about the US due to Hollywood/LA etc. producing most of the movies and TV series in the world.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: svrn on November 10, 2011, 02:34:34 pm
Yep, and we all know the USA loves to spread the everybody come here message seeing as all the americans are becoming sterile, homosexual, or just plain old too dysfunctional and not having children. I mean, our government needs someone to pay off the massive ponzi scheme debt we owe to the bankers in the future doesnt it?
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Löwenherz on November 10, 2011, 02:57:10 pm
I mean, our government needs someone to pay off the massive ponzi scheme debt we owe to the bankers in the future doesnt it?

It's already too late and due to the construction of our financial system (or better: financial fraud) mass impoverishment will come with mathematical certainty because the demanded total interest is always bigger than the maximum possible economic output of every country in this world.

Redistribution of incomes and wealth from the button to the top will accelerate. The next crisis will become very 'interesting'. It's time to buy agricultural land..

Löwenherz
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: svrn on November 10, 2011, 03:22:24 pm
Agreed. Its time to get out of the city asap.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Iguana on November 10, 2011, 04:22:45 pm
what do you mean by everything shipped in is irradiated? Are you talking the entire planet being radiated after Fukushima or some specific procedure that they do to incoming produce in the US where they radiate it before it comes in. This wouldn't surprise me too much since they do put fluoride in our water.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_irradiation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_irradiation)

Cheers
Francois
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: goodsamaritan on November 10, 2011, 05:15:54 pm
that's the biggest paradox i can't comprehend.  my in-laws in the phils all have maids and easy life and for some stupid reason all of them are dying to come to the US.  some of them are here illegally working their asses off as maids themselves and still do not want to go back.  go figure.



I agree your in-laws are stupid indeed.

I have also seen peers "try it" in the USA for the heck of it and forego maids.  Once they start having kids they realize how much of a boon maids are and come back to the Philippines.

My in-laws are an example.  After 1 kid in the USA, they were offered US residency visas, but they wanted LOTS of kids (which was impossible in their US situation), so they went back to Manila and had a total of 8 kids.

--------
Back on topic:

We just had a long beam ray session from 745am to 1pm.  We are back.  It is a wait and see thing.

Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: svrn on November 10, 2011, 09:19:47 pm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_irradiation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_irradiation)

Cheers
Francois

Wow, another eugenics operation I didnt know about. So how do I go about avoiding this?
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Dorothy on November 11, 2011, 01:49:12 am
Wow, another eugenics operation I didnt know about. So how do I go about avoiding this?

Buy local. Grow/raise your own food supply.
Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: goodsamaritan on November 11, 2011, 12:58:36 pm
Some household members got well in yesterday's session.
Today's session my mother in law and 2 maids in super bad shape went back.
Beam ray operator this time added: PSEUDOMONAS and Abdominal Aches program. 
That was fast and awesome on our 2 maids.  They are suddenly alive and smiling.

We are almost done.

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Update: Yes We are DONE!

Most people were cured by hitting the Protozoans / Amoebas with the Beam Ray

My wife and 2 younger kids continued today by bombing their intestines with oregano oil every 1 hour.

And the last 2 maids hardest hit only responded and got well when the PSEUDOMONAS and Abdominal Aches program were run on the beam ray machines.

We went home and for the people at home, seeing those 2 very sick maids come home obviously and intensely cured... surprise surprise... space age, star trek medicine in Beam Ray is here and it works.  Blast those nasty germs.

Title: Re: Entire Household Down! Protozoa? Bacteria? Waterborne? Help!
Post by: Aaaaaa on December 11, 2011, 11:50:39 am
What is this "beam ray" you are talking about?!  I've never heard of such a thing, and am very interested!  Sounds like it really works wonders!  Glad to hear that everyone in your house has made a recovery!  Currently a lot of my family is sick with a cough...except me, the only one now eating raw meat (and feeling SO much better!!).

Wow, the Philippines sound like my kind of a place to live!  I wonder if it would be feasible for my husband and I to move there...haha there I go, daydreaming again....;) I just long for a place to live a simple life, with lots of good food all around, water to swim in, and nice warm weather all the time!