Ailment: Mites (demodex mites)

Remedy: Diatomaceous earth / silicon

Diatomaceous earth, soluble silicon. Food sources. Supplements.

Comment posted by James Martin of Bucktown , Tennessee , USA on 12 May 2024 at 13:15       5565

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I tell you these mites are badasses. I been fighting them two years. Dermatologist told me it was from chemicals I was around on job. I got more and more egg streaks 20-30 of them till my ex wife took tweezers and exclaimed there’s eggs Jimmy. I’ve tried everything. I believe there was layers. It felt like I had a shell on my head. Now every time I take a teaspoon of diatomaceous earth 30 minutes later they turn to mush. They are about gone now thank God.

Comment posted by DEC of edmonton, alberta, canada on 13 January 2014 at 2:50       1697

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this is a very good product. I drink 1 tablespoon every day to help clean toxins out off my body. some times I use it to dust body and hair. also use it between the mattress covers, on or between sheets and blankets .this can be used in laundry baskets, carpets. this product can be bought at farm supply stores. make sure to ask for food grade.

Question posted by Elaine of Petawawa, ON, Canada on 21 July 2013 at 22:50       1283

kgal...could you say how many drops of lemon etc you added to the grapeseed oil. thank you

Comment posted by kgal of seattle, WA, USA on 4 July 2013 at 18:47       1262

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I finally, like most of you, realized mighty mites were causing my serial sadness and upon that epiphany I could not for the life of me find my tea tree oil! Instead, 've been making a mix of Lemon oil, Rosemary oil, Oregano Oil, Lavender Oil, and Grapeseed oil (for diluting, and lighter than Almond). The little guys exploded from every inch of me the first time I applied it, I was equally grossed out and GRATEFUL. Also - go buy Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth. You'll have to check farms or just order it online, but a heaping teaspoon a day, keeps the mites away! If anyone saw the wardrobe box sized amount of "products" I have purchased over the last year to rid my mug of these mites (after being told it was hormonal, then staph, then seborrhea dermatitis, or folliculitis, which are all treated in ways that essentially don't treat mites) they would institutionalize me. What don't dermatologists understand about, "hey DOC - this is my FACE you're ignoring for a ridiculous amount of money!"