Morgellons And Other Itchy Skin Parasites That Doctors Don't Know About

I was first exposed to itchy skin parasites and Morgellons in 1994. I was pulling vines from trees in my back yard and shook loose a cloud of dust that floated down upon me. I paid little attention to it and a little later on took a hot shower. Two or three days later while visiting my mother, my significant other and I noticed intense itching. We rushed to the bathroom and took a very hot bath for relief.
But the relief was short lived and within a few hours we began itching again and a day or so later we experienced intense itching and biting. This was the beginning of trips to the doctor who first prescribed Elemite which helped for about four days and then all hell returned.
We soon came to know that the itchy skin parasites infected our clothing, bedding, and home. It was a scary realization that they were everywhere and we didn not know where everywhere ended. First results on the internet provided diatomaceous earth as a killer of anything alive. We noticed tiny flying insects, that we though were mites, flying about the house and thought that they were connected to our infestation and hoped that the diatomaceous earth would provide some relief.
Soon our daily routine was to launder all our clothing we wore and bedding along with near scalding baths two to three times a day. Every over the counter product we tried brought little relief. More trips to the doctor was the result. Even with open sores, skin rashes, and bite marks the doctor had no answers.
Eventually my fiancee moved out and got rid of the itchy skin parasites with a product called liquid needles and an ice bath. The product never helped me and the ice bath was too much to ask of my body so I never did it. My relief came from daily massive doses of garlic.
The itchy skin parasites that eventually were thought to be Morgellons was controlling my life. Eventually the relief from garlic wore off and with the thought of having to live with the itching and biting forever, suicide was a thought.
Around 2002 the word, Morgellons was coined by the mother of a sufferer and all of us who communicated on the internet with similar symptoms thought we had Morgellons. At least it was something to hang our hats on as the doctors we sought for help diagnosed us as delusional.
What saved my life was the advice of a friend who suggested I look into a dietary connection. In the absence of garlic I eventually discovered through the process of elimination that certain foods put the itchy skin parasites in remission and other foods activated them. I called it the King Diet as it was King in saving my sanity from the itchy skin parasites or Morgellons. The good news is that for hundreds of sufferers it has brought sanity back to their lives.
Around 2004 I learned of a fellow who claimed that Morgellons was a hoax and that we were all suffering from Strongyloides stercoralis which is a nematode with which he was diagnosed. Surely enough when I had my blood analyzed, it came back positive for Strongyloides stercoralis. His claim made sense since I never had fluorescent fibers which are typical to Morgellons.
And then I heard of collembola parasites which are also known as spring tails. They jump onto your ankles and are invisible which I experienced on a regular basis.
Instead of claiming Morgellons a hoax, it became obvious that there are three different itchy skin parasites that have similar biting and sever itchy skin symptoms and the good news was that the King Diet was working for all three of them. With the opportunity to be in touch with hundreds of other sufferers I learned much about all three types of parasites. There are a several physicians of which I consulted two of them who work with Morgellons sufferers and Lyme disease who treated me for Lyme disease and a protozoan infection. I put everything I learned in an e-book which covers bathing and disinfection protocols, diet and medical and alternative approaches.