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Yes! Great recommendation!!

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Cellcore has a whole line of products for Lyme and coinfections. The one they created for babesia is called IS-BAB. As I discuss in this video, it's best to be cautious when killing off parasites and ensure that detox and drainage pathways are first open. These products are very strong. It's also best to go slow using them.

everything is linked in the description of the video....

Oh great question! Mimosa Pudica by Cellcore (which I have linked in the description) helps a lot with biofilm removal. Some other favorite biofilm removers of mine are: glutathione, NAC, Interfase Plus, Biofilm-X, and Advanced Phase 2

@@KristenBlakeWellness Thank you Kristen - I'm glad you have many supps for the biofilm disruption!

I’m trying to research that.

Ivetmectin is pharmaceutical. Herbal remedies are holistic and takes more time. Both will get the job done.

@@user-nl4ut8de2l True it is a pharmaceutical but it has a long track record of being extremely safe and effective. Something to consider is herbal remedies are not magically safe. You destroy your liver with them quite easily.

I think it's helpful for sure! I don't know if it's going to be strong enough to get everything in everyone but I think it can be a nice addition to a cleanse! :)

@@KristenBlakeWellness thank you so much for your response ❤️ Do you have a video to explain how to get into doing this properly?

@@AJ-ku9jz I have a mini course that talks through my preferred method to parasite cleansing (starting with opening detox and drainage pathways first, then slowly starting herbs, and adding a binder). D.E is a great binder to use in this protocol! You can learn more about my course here: www.kristenblakewellness.com/parasites

@@KristenBlakeWellness I've already started taking diatomaceous earth, should I stop?

@@KristenBlakeWellnessdoes your course talk about DE? I thought DE would simultaneously kill and bind parasites.

I do yes. You can book an appointment with me here: kristenblakewellness.practicebetter.io/#/5ddb010a2a982310345e625f/bookings?s=5eeabd8b2a982307184cceaa

you can take oregano oil, garlic, cloves, , ivermectin,etc.

Did you check the description of the video? Because EVERYTHING is linked there. Hope that helps.

@@KristenBlakeWellness thanks I see it now

Yes I've seen some of Mikayla and Jordan's discussions around this - I too am so glad more awareness is being brought surrounding these issues! And Morgellons is AWFUL - I'm so sorry to hear you're going through that.

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I actually use an all in one product now so you don't have to deal with the messiness of DIY (I didn't know this product existed when I made the video!) and it's sooo much easier. Here's the link if you want to check it out: shop.queenofthethrones.com/kristenblakewellness (and also I have no idea where I got the giant ace bandage but probably from my husband, he used to play in the NBA and was always injured so we've got quite a stock of things like that! haha).

If it were me I would probably add a little more oomf in there in addition to just the clay? I would probably pair Cellcore's Para 3 tincture with bentonine clay personally! If you need a link to Cellcore it's: cellcorebiosciences.com You’ll need my practitioner code to order, so copy and paste this code into CellCore’s website. Code is: hB6mKFS5 Hope that helps!

@@KristenBlakeWellness Ill give that a try! Thank you for your reply :)

It sounds like you’re coming from a different perspective than me here. And that’s ok to disagree. But that doesn’t make what I’m saying incorrect - especially for people with CIRS. Please research the work of Dr Shoemaker for additional information in this area.

@@KristenBlakeWellness Yeah... my perspective is actually doing the mold remediation and inspection/testing services for over 20 years... and it doesn't matter what you have... what you said about indoor and outdoor mold, and air sampling procedures is absolutely incorrect. Never heard anything so ill-informed. Do some research yourself on the science itself. Did Dr. Shoemaker tell you that you should stir up dust off of furniture during a test to make sure you got a good mold sample??? That's certainly not going to lend him any credibility on the matter.

@@KristenBlakeWellness The idea behind taking air samples both indoor and outdoor is to compare the air you are BREATHING inside to the air you are BREATHING outside. Unless you are spending most of your time indoors with your nose 6-8 inches off the floor, that's not a very accurate comparison is it? If home owners were to follow your suggestion, telling the tester to sample closer to the floor, or to kick up dust during the test, that could very easily invalidate or overload the samples such that the client would have to have the test re-done... costing them HUNDREDS of dollars.... Then who would be liable... hmm??? I'm trying to HELP you here. My perspective is 20 years of experience in the industry. I seriously doubt any inspector would comply with such a request, but diy air sample kits seem to be trending, and you could easily cost them that money... or worse it could send them into a panic over skewed results that ends up costing them thousands for unnecessary work.

@@williammiller6110 yes I realize why air samples are taken indoors vs outdoors with traditional air sample (for comparison). That is different however than ERMI and HERTSMI scoring which is looking at the different types of indoors vs outdoor molds and scoring them based on the clinical data available on the indoor types detrimental effects on the health of certain populations, most notably CIRS patients (PubMed is a great resource as is Dr Shoemaker's website should you wish to explore this topic further). I understand that in a typical air sampling test you would not agitate the area and you do not look at the different types as problematic. I apologize if I wasn't clear in the video I made three years ago but these videos are helpful for those who become sick from mold, aka CIRS patients. I myself am a CIRS patient and was deathly ill when living in a home that was moldy by the standards I'm discussing in the video, but "completely safe and fine" based on the standards you are discussing here. Please read that last sentence again. I was deathly ill in a "safe" by your standards house. This is different than what you are talking about with "regular" people and regular air testing. Thank you for sharing your opinions and advice and for trying to help. I truly think you and I are discussing totally different things with different health populations so our opinions are not going to line up here. While I appreciate what you are sharing, I truly feel my video is needed advice for the 25% of the world's population that carry the specific HLA genotype that predisposes them to CIRS with mold exposure. I hope that helps and I hope we can agree to disagree.

My objection was to your suggestion that a standard air sample test (not ermi) be taken closer to the floor and/or the area being tested be disturbed to increase the chances of detection. That's what I heard, and it will invalidate a standard test. I Did not address safe standards or the validity of specialized testing such as ERMI. ERMI is a new one on me. It seems to me that nobody is able to properly interpret standard tests... which is probably why they are having to come up with new ones. The problem is not the spores that are traveling in the air.... the problem is the DIRT that is hiding where you cannot see it. (dirt contains both the spores AND the food... add water and walah!.. you got mold)

I’d definitely recommend you don’t watch my videos. Thanks! 💁🏼‍♀️

If you can’t handle criticism you won’t grow. Replying to people saying Don’t watch your show ,is rude you are disrespectful. I won’t watch your show FOR SURE.

I don’t film videos anymore so unfortunately there’s no “growth” to be had. If you don’t like listening to me I honestly think it’s best for your wellbeing that you don’t. Morning rude about it! 😊

Bruxism due to intestinal parasites can be attributed to metabolites known as non-specific proteins which often have toxic effects and are secreted from the parasite during its various stages of life Reference: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3177368/

You may want to consider Naturopathic Doctors (NDs) instead of MDs if you’re unable to find help. Or working with a holistic nutritionist (which is what I do) or dietitian or functional medicine coach. Good luck ❤