The product is not cheap, but i may buy it again…They have a host of other product, but cost a lot..Up to $70..

If anyone have cure for demotex, please post it here…I can’t stand of having insect walk all over my body…Although I’ve become use to it, it really freaked me out once i realize what was scrawling on my body.

All the best,

Kate.

All the best,

Kate.

That’s from a REAL doctor who treats Lyme Disease.

Here’s how much Dr. Anderson, the author of this article, wanted to help people:

On Fri Nov 24, 2000, she published this piece detailing her “study.”

On Fri Dec 1, 2000 – ONE WEEK LATER – she resigned from the group and terminated her “study” after one member showed an adverse reaction.

Here’s an extract from her resignation message: “As I am free of any and all rosacea symptoms now, I’m concentrating on my other area of interest, insulin resistance.”

Translation: “I’m all right, Jack. The rest of you can go hang.”

She has not been heard from since.

She also refers to demodex as “benign.” Oh, really? Externally and internally, demodex carry dangerous bacteria, fungi, and viruses (including HIV/AIDS). The fungus they harbour in their gut to enable them to digest food directly attacks the human immune system.

Benign? No, the word the good doctor is groping for here is “commensal.” Which means the mites benefit, and you don’t. And it is a scientific fact that changes in its chemical environment can cause an organism to alter its lifestyle from commensal or symbiotic to parasitic.

Eleven years later, people are still pleading for help here on this thread. It took me 18 months before I realised that I was NEVER EVER going to get anything from the medical community other than a delusional diagnosis. No scrapings, no blood tests, no immune system tests, no tests for underlying illnesses, no allergy tests – nothing but an eyeballing and a history-taking. And once the sensation of crawling was mentioned, bingo – you’re psychotic!

Oh, you may get the odd doctor who’ll prescribe a topical pesticide like permethrin, ivermectin, or malathion. But the problem with this is that pest-killing companies (and doctors) have been using these for so long and so freely that insect pests have now become resistant to them. Which is exactly how medicine managed to destroy the most powerful tool in its own arsenal – antibiotics.

Biology 101: any organism under threat will either die out or evolve to cope with that threat.

The bottom line is that you’ll get no cure from medicine. If you’re very, very lucky, you MAY get an open-minded doctor or dermatologist who MAY prescribe something to help you manage the problem. In other words, treatment. At a cost. But no cure.

Of course, you’ll still get the odd would-be medical careerist or butterfly mind alighting on the problem every now and again. Until it eventually dawns on them that mites just don’t make glamorous medicine.

The ONLY real help I’ve received for my demodex nightmare came from a natural healer with an extensive professional background in research chemistry , a supremely courageous and inventive Las Vegas woman, and a bunch of other extraordinary “ordinary” people.

Not one single doctor or dermatologist among them.

You can find that help documented here:

http://www.delusionalinsects.com

By the way, the Lyme doctor’s blog can be read here (and it’s a real eye-opener):

http://lymemd.blogspot.com/2010/02/evidence-based-medicine-critical.html

Final word: medics like Dr. Anderson are about as useful to humanity as a chocolate fireplace.

Yours faithfully

Sharon