This is the most revealing blog post of them all, the pièce-de-résistance as the French would say. Previous posts acknowledged the parasite but this one reveals how to seek-and-destroy the ghost-bacteria and with it goes Neuropathy.
What kills ghost-bacteria?
Begin on the right-foot and right-foot only. Work that foot for outset and do the same on left foot, in ten days.
Spray the foot with Clorox-Scentiva; at 3:00PM, 6:00PM, 9:00PM.
Wash the foot at 9:10PM.
That is a suggestive plan of action, for those who need one but variations are also viable. Clorox kills the bacteria and that’s the goal.
A spectacle to watch, the wash resembles a mudslide. The colony of ghost-bacteria goes downhill. It is a Wow moment, an unbelievable abundance of undesirable material you were carrying.
That’s the end of Neuropathy
After the mudslide the only noticeable difference will be a clean skin but that appearance will change… in about 8 hours. The mudslide was just the roof of the colony the dead bodies are embedded in the skin with sharp hooks and who knows what else.
In about ten hours the area will hurt and from our experience the pain resembles fire branding. The spread, where the colony was seated will turn read and in about two days the surface will crust. The hurt last for about ten day until the skin heals.
The pain, although bad is also interesting for two reason.
Pain suggests that the nervous system in that area is healthy. For us it was a welcome pain because the area was numb for longer than we could remember and with that, confidence in recover was absolute.
The other read into the pain explained the numbness. The parasite not only feeds on flesh but constantly injects into the flesh a toxic tranquillizer which allows its aggressive feeding to go unnoticed. And that’s Neuropathy in a nutshell.
The image above was taken ten days later, after colony was destroyed.
The large colony on left ankle was there for years. How could you not see it, you ask? The spread only reveals itself after the colony was destroyed. And that’s the problem with Neuropathy.
We learned from that experience and now what’s left of it is only that image. But… sobering part is that we see it on so many people shaffling slow at the mall. They don’t know that they carry about a pound of ghost-bacteria residue on each ankle.
The image above captured the crusting and healing
Healing needs ten days of recess, to gather strength before moving to the knee.
In the knee area for instance, the center of the colony is behind the knee. The colony there had years to grow, it’s strong and destroying it is painful.
Search and destroy is far from over
Go slow, one knee at the time and after ten days of recess, return to search-and-destroy.
If you experience lose of balance; a colony of ghost-bacteria thrives on shoulders.
There were other colonies which were left out of this the post, hands, elbows and head. Those areas have to be searched and raided too. Although smaller, those colonies can act as nurseries.
Small colonies may be discovered in these areas;
- top of the nose,
- around the eyes,
- both sides of the nose,
- behind the ear,
- back of the head.
- Also top lip and inside the bottom lip, down to front teeth.