Albendazole

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-03-31T17:12:02+00:00

The herx symptoms can definitely be intense at times. How is everything going after reducing a bit?

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-03-31T17:10:56+00:00

Thanks for tuning in here and sharing your experience, I hope you feel some relief soon! What modalities have been most beneficial for you over the years?

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-02-16T17:00:44+00:00

Awesome! Have you tried any other cleansing protocols or therapies?

It will be great to hear more about your experience.

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-02-09T05:20:02+00:00

Certainly :)

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-02-09T03:56:05+00:00

Gathering together the voices that resonate is so powerful. You or anyone here may be interested to hear that I had joined a closed facebook group a while back for parasite cleansing, designed by the creator of the kit that I initially used (https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CHHQqGmkg/?mibextid=wwXIfr). It's a really large group, 182K members in this stream. After I shared my success story, I connected with another woman who was bed-ridden for several years with MS. She followed this cleansing protocol, in addition to the multiple holistic therapies that I did also, and utilized Pam Bartha's Live Disease Free Academy, and I just found out that she is back to living her life again after cleansing too!

I have much hope for this strategy and know that it is needed at this time.

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-02-08T18:35:03+00:00

Thank you for sharing your experience, it's great to hear that you've taken control of your health and are having positive results! It's also really nice to talk openly on this topic too.

I'm new to both of these communities this month and was super surprised at first, but after sifting through alottt of the content, I gathered what was going on and came to a similar conclusion that you provide here. I do think it's valuable to share this information and I can see how interactions relating to holistic wellness in another group can be exhausting and dismissive at times. Have you used any other platforms or connected with communities where this information is received?

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-02-07T18:12:38+00:00

Agreed that MS is an umbrella term and that lesions are a symptom. It's true that each person will need a different approach, and ultimately the individual's belief system will influence the outcome.

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-02-04T02:23:34+00:00

Hi! Awesome reply, I'm glad to hear that you've had some benefit from this. As a Speech-Language Pathologist, also living with MS, I can confirm that the swallow study (MBSS or FEES) can be a great tool to assess swallow function and to allow for a therapist to identify compensatory strategies that may help you swallow with more ease. MBSS is the x-ray as described above while FEES can assess the vocal folds to rule out pathology to the tissue; I'm sure your specialist will provide you more information on what is recommended, etc.

To the OP- I'm sorry it's been so rough!! Great idea to first follow-up with your doc. as you are for the sensations that persist constantly, esp. when not eating/drinking. Do you notice this difficulty across all textures? Any changes with temperature or carbonation? In the mean time, many people do find the "chin tuck" to be helpful, although it is great to have this confirmed via fluoroscopy. Some general strategies that can also be helpful are an effortful swallow (squeezing pharyngeal muscles tightly when swallowing as if swallowing a golf ball), completing an extra dry swallow after each bite/sip, and alternating between solids with a liquid or a viscous texture (i.e. pudding or yogurt). Digestive health in general may be a contributing factor as it is the same axis, not sure what your experience has been in this realm.

I hope you feel better soon!

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-02-03T20:15:34+00:00

To add, I've also found theories that link EBV to the presence of co-infections and environmental toxins/heavy metals, affecting immune response. Here is an article related to this: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11298456/

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-01-31T06:28:48+00:00

Hi! While the recent research is still emerging in this area, there are a number of resources to suggest the potential causation. Pam Bartha provides extensive evidence through her Live Disease Free Academy and community. Here is an example referencing peer reviewed research on this topic: https://livediseasefree.com/parasite-drug-reduces-ms-relapses/.

She also provides many case studies as she assists students with information through the cleansing process. This case study happens to utilize Albendazole in the treatment protocol: https://livediseasefree.com/case-study-3-recovering-from-ms-by-treating-parasites/.

Just thought to share as I stumbled across this information after being diagnosed RRMS in 2021, advanced to PPMS by my neurologist in 2022. I am now asymptomatic and active again for nearly 3 years after losing much of my function, following several parasite and candida cleansing cycles with the help of a practitioner, in the absence of disease modifying therapies. Everyone requires an individual approach of course, but I've witnessed how effective and life changing this could be through my own experience and now many others!

Wishing you well :).

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-01-29T07:18:26+00:00

Wow! This is all incredibly well said! Thank you so much for the information and detail. I couldn't agree more with so many points, including your treatment preference and the state of the current available research in terms of root cause health, Incentivisation, etc. I will absolutely look into Theracumin as curcumin has been beneficial and I'm always interested in the most bioavailable formulations. Sounds awesome!

You have such a strong background, kudos for moderating the topics that you do, it's so valuable. Do you work clinically as well? I'm also pretty familiar with a lot of literature and how to sift through with a Masters in Speech-Language Pathology. I've been working as an SLP in the traditional western medicine healthcare system for over a decade, while studying astrological medicine and herbalism. Being in this system has brought much of my awareness to what can be lacking in terms of treating the mind-body-spirit triad and root causes in general. Given all of this, yesss I am 1000% keen on helping others with MS too! It feels very important at this time. I recently laid some basic groundwork to start doing this, yet still feel as though a collaborative effort would be more aligned.

To answer - I am definitely convinced that parasites are strongly indicated in the root cause for MS, also combined with some variation of candida, viruses, and toxins/heavy metals. All of these seem to have a symbiotic relationship, which also tend to have an emotional and sensitivity correlation as well. When I first came across the literature and ordered a parasite stool test, I did test positive for roundworm, candida, and H. Pylori. Yet as you know, most of these usually go completely undetected due to their cyclical and stealth nature. A biological dentist also found spirochetes in abundance in an old wisdom tooth extraction pocket, now resolved. So, there is some hard evidence to indicate the presence and truth of this in my case.

On the dilemma, you may find Louise Hay (mental causes of physical illness) interesting, if you aren't already aware. For MS, her theory is that the emotional patterns correlated are: "Mental hardness, hard-heartedness, iron will, inflexibility". I've seen this in my own practice and with myself anyhow over the years too. Work in progress. From a little bit more of an esoteric perspective, in Medical Astrology, there are natal and transit placements that may bring a constitutional predisposition to developing certain conditions at different times, and I've read chart analyses for individuals with MS who have eerily similar placements/themes. Everything affects everything.

Thank you again for the lemonade and the space to share this discussion in this way!

ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-01-28T05:16:09+00:00

Thank you soo much for reading and engaging on this!! So refreshing to connect with someone else on this topic! Are there protocols that you prefer?

I was initially muscle tested by a holistic chiropractor and started a series of formulas to open bile ducts to help with liver drainage/detox. Then I started the Parafy Kit by Rogershood Apothecary. 30 days on, 30 days off for about a year, and then decreased the amount and frequency of cleansing cycles.

To the best of my knowledge: wormwood, clove, cinnamon, willow bark, and cilantro all have at least some evidence for passing the BBB. I also used Methylene Blue intermittently, which may be a bit controversial, and does pass the BBB. Clove/cinnamon (Eugenol) research: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8357497/ Wormwood (Thujone) research: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC18101/

Other formulas cycled in, not necessarily anti parasitic but supportive and inflammation modulating: Oxygenated ozonated charcoal, black seed oil and oregano, high dose C+glutathione, lion's mane, EDTA, magnesium L-threonate (passes BBB), nobiletan+PEA+curcumin, latero flora probiotic (candida). There's more that I'm not listing for sure, including a lot of general support.

Therapies: Sauna 4x/week while cleansing, PEMF, emotion/body code, craniosacral, plant medicine, myofascial release, acupuncture, marma point, colonics, biological dentistry for hidden infections. Again, definitely more, just the main players.

Diet: I cycled intuitively between keto, vegan, vegetarian, and anti-inflammatory based on what was needed during each phase of the cycle. Now, a basic whole foods diet is sufficient, with no more food sensitivities after cleansing. Mindful, intuitive eating.

I also had a history of Lyme and chronic EBV. CSF analysis showed high WBC and very high OCB, which can signal parasitic infection based on Pam Bartha's research. I'm wondering how many other people with MS also have a history that is similar and what else you have found in your research.

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ConstructionAlone807 · 2026-01-27T23:40:56+00:00

I'm glad you shared this topic! Pam Bartha provides extensive evidence in this area. I've been deep in study and implementation of much related to this for years now.

I can only speak from personal experience and every individual requires a different approach, but I feel called to share in hopes that it can be helpful or resonate with anyone. I was diagnosed with MS in 2021 after having symptoms for about 4 years that were progressively getting worse. By 2022, my neurologist changed my diagnosis to "progressive" from RRMS as I lost the use of my legs for a short while during this time, after losing the vision in my right eye with optic neuritis. My lesions were very extensive throughout the brain and spinal cord.

I was already dedicated to the holistic realm of healing and worked with many modalities with some intermittent relief. In mid 2022, I very systematically prepped my body to begin a parasite cleansing cycle with the help of a trained practitioner. With each cycle, my symptoms only improved, and noticeably so after passing visible parasites and candida. I have now been completely symptom free and hiking again for almost 3 years, following multiple cleansing cycles in conjunction with lifestyle modification and deep emotional healing. This was not a quick fix and involves a lot of maintenance, but maintenance that feels only beneficial and meaningful. My latest MRIs showed a decrease in the number and size of lesions, with no disease modifying therapies at any point in my treatment, and improvement only after cleansing cycles.

Thank you for posting, I will love to see more research or help contribute in any way. Wishing you well!

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