Hello friends

i am trying to treat a nasty long lasting bout of prostatitis / epididymitis etc.

I read on this forum - but cannot locate the thread - to where an individual was using a darkfield microscope to test for candida / parasites / white blood cells etc..

the reason I ask is I am very confused as to whether my issues are bacterial, fungal, parasitic, or all.....

1. is there a definitive test to tell if fungal or baceterial? does the darkfield microscope shed some light on the issue? (no pun intended)...of course my doc is sure it is not fungal but his western methods (antibiotics) have proven fruitless DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE THE LINK IS..?

2. MMS versus Colliodial silver and with or without DMSO...? there seems to be som nay options but which one?


it seems many great ideas have given me hope but have overwhelmed me slightly..some insight would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks so much

Maybe this is the thread you've been looking for. https://www.natmedtalk.com/f50/4726-i...moved-mms.html

To search for darkfield, check near the top of the page for the line of menu items saying "User CP", Blogs, FAQ, etc. You will see "Search".

Or Google custom search
https://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner...eld&gsc.page=1

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I can't help you with your diagnosis situation. I had the same problem with my Ear, Nose Throat (ENT) doctor. She was just guessing, until I asked her to please send off a culture from my sinuses. She took a cotton quetip and took a sample of my mucus, sent it off. It came back with a lot of mold (fungus). Finally, she was able to treat it by compounding a nasal spray. After 6 decades, I am finally clear of the stuff. But with fungus, if any tiny single cell is left, it will return.

I was unable to solve with colloidal silver spray, nebuliser or internal. Sinuses don't get the blood flow as do other organs and glands. I was also unable to resolve it with MMS for 9 months use.

Ask you doctor to send off a culture. Yes, somewhat pricey, but you do want to know.

If it is in the blood, you might just want to take the shotgun approach and try the colloidal silver, MMS, and natural antimicrobe herbs. Coconut oil is a antifungal, antibactrial, and antiviral. Much anecdotal evidence for this, and you can search PubMed.

Hi Thanks so much for your information

Please, if you dont mind: If MMS nor C silver worked for you were you able to find an alternative cure? I dont have the same issue with my sinuses so I only ask out of concern for you and hope that you find a solution

Again - thanks!

As I said in my post, my ENT compounded a nasal spray through a compounding pharmacy. It consists of pharmaceuticals. Antifungal, antibacterial, and a corticosteroid. I hate to rely upon pharmaceuticals. I've avoided them for 4 decades. At least, I only had to use the spray for 2 months. Worked like magic. As I said, sinuses are difficult to clear, because they just don't get the blood flow to distribute any medication. Pharmaceuticals have a way to do this at a price. Side effects are bad. But sometimes the benefit outweighs the risk.

Now, I can prevent further complications with natural support. Now, colloidal silver aught to keep me clear.

thanks

Based on my research it does seem that antibiotics and anti-fungal pharmaceuticals are often necessary to combat serious issues. it seems some people's issues are cleared up by c silver / MMS alone BUT not all....

Clearly, in your case, MMS nor colloidal silver were able to kill the fungus or bacteria - however, I do agree that they may work proactively now that your immune system is stronger.

so you would conclude - based on your experience that colloidal silver is not always powerful enough nor is MMS in all cases...? I appreciate your honesty and willingness to be flexible in your treatment

Also sounds like you favor Csilver or MMS.....any reason or preference?

Again - thanks!

Hey Jfh - thanks again - I continue to appreciate your perspective - it makes sense!

trust me....I never needed / wanted to know what an epididymis was either (haha)

I am going to start to follow your leads!

Thanks so much