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Q & A with FloridaSharkman
Q: How long did it take to eradicate your illnesses? I’m coming to a realization it may be a lifelong exercise.
A: 1 year asymptomatic for most part, did have rashes each month for day or 2 , encysted , i had lots , but i took moxi monthly for that time frame and fenben once a month when rash started for 5 days , then amazingly all my gut issues healed i could eat spicy food again, so 2 years from 1 foot in grave and 1 on banana peel to fully healthy.
Q: Mold in my home. Sick again…
A: fenben and flucanozole rotated in sequence for fungi
Q: What did you have?
A: strongyloides hyperinfection syndrome has a mortality rate of 87%.
I had above with mrsa and ecoli sepsis which mayo gave me less than 10 percent chance, I didn’t go, got treated by veterinarian and awesome dr. that listened to my mom, so I can joke about my past, but like to bring this up, reason why I do this.
Q: would you have any idea how you may have gotten this parasite in your system that caused you to have strongyloides hyperinfection syndrome?
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I picked up worm somewhere in Florida is my assumption, barefoot at beach maybe, I do utility work always playing in swamp, bit by thousands of bugs etc etc , steroids prescribed by drs would resolve symptoms temporarily but it always came back with vengeance, then they upped steroid dose , same thing , until i was shitting blood anemia jaundice mrsa and ecoli settled in , drs of death were treating me for crohn’s ibd and colitis , thats when my mom demanded she examine me and wife said go
This section is dedicated to our furry friends/companions.
We typically administer Heartgard (ivermectin/pyrantel) to our pets once a month. It is a monthly heartworm disease prevention. It is prescribed after doing a blood test to ensure there is not an existing infection.
You can use ivermectin horse paste as all species seem to take same ivermectin dose as it works in the blood stream and not the stomach. You dial the animal’s weight (you can go to 50% more and still be within range of .2 – .3 mg per kg). You administer it once a month. A tube will last a year for smaller dogs at a much reduced cost at about $10.
If you want to treat your pet with Fenbendazole, you can use the liquid fenbendazole at 50-100 mg per kg. Typically for 5 consecutive days once a month or every other month for 3 or 4 courses. Those courses are typically during the summer months.
Another tool in the shed is Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth. It is deadly to parasites but does not endanger people, animals or plants. It is a safe and non-toxic substance made up of fossils of freshwater organisms and marine life. It is a 100% natural dewormer and is FDA and EPA approved… parasites have not been known to develop an immunity to DE’s physical action while with chemically produced products, parasites usually develop an immunity over time.
So, how does DE kill parasites? They kill by puncturing the exoskeleton (like other bugs) by disrupting their soft waxy shell structure and chewing up their digestive organs and causing death by dehydration.
As more fun facts are learned, we will keep posting them here.
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Kidney Disease in Animals
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Feline Leukemia
In case u didn’t know , Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) is second only to trauma as the leading cause of death in cats, killing 85% of persistently infected felines.
https://truthsocial.com/@FloridaSharkman/posts/108862822966741264
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Fenbendazole for Dogs
I assume lab gets heartworm med which is ivermectin or a moxidectin type monthly medicine , if that’s the case use fenbendazole for 5 days , 100 Mg per kg per day standard canine dosing , repeat every 2 weeks till itching and licking stops.
https://truthsocial.com/@FloridaSharkman/posts/108867046057941693
Have you eaten raw fish lately? Helped someone in past that complained of all your symptons.
https://truthsocial.com/@FloridaSharkman/posts/108850448255903455
Approaches for the inhibition and elimination of microbial biofilms using macromolecular agents.
https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2021/cs/d0cs00986e
Mosquitoes in the US.