Bed Bug Life Cycle

A lady writes, "We were at a restaurant. I used a toilet and came in caress with some water on the seat. They say you can't get diseases from toilet seats, but I disagree. Within minutes I began to itch on my buttocks where I came in caress with the water.

It was a persistent itch. Later, to get some relief, I went to the restroom again and scratched my skin where I itched with my finger nails.

The relief was temporary. But what was more frightening is that where ever I touch myself--forehead or arms with my fingernails began itching.

Later I took a shower hoping for some relief and after wards noticed that the shower spread the all over my skin. It was relentless and developed into a biting sensation.

Within a concentrate days, my husband and ten year old son were also suffering with itching and biting.

An emergency visit to the doctor proved rather useless. He had no idea what the problem was or if there verily was a problem. He prescribed Elemite cream and it helped a exiguous bit for a concentrate days and then the itching returned.

I'm at wits end and don't know what to do. Can you help me?"

This too often is the kind of email I receive. This is the first one about a toilet seat. This lady is describing a extremely contagious skin parasite. I don't believe the sycophant was transmitted by the water on the seat but rather by the seat itself. Whenever person affected by this type of sycophant comes in caress with a surface for more than a few moments that surface becomes infected. The surface could be a chair, sofa, bed, car seat, or in this case a toilet seat.

The next warm blooded animal (in this case a human) that comes in caress with that surface becomes infected.

What is this parasite? generally this could be one of two different parasites.

Most typically it would be collembola (also know as spring tails). There are six thousand species of spring tails (a exiguous organism that feeds on decaying matter). generally they are found outdoors and are an important organism to get rid of decaying matter such as dead leaves and grass and as such are not regularly found on living organisms.

Unfortunately there is at least one specie that has developed a taste for humans. The problem is that there are no diagnostic tests ready for person infected and there is no known medical treatment. Only a very exiguous number of doctors know of their existence.

This sycophant can also be transmitted from one infected animal such as a cat, dog, rodent, bird, human and so on to other animal.

The other sycophant that can be transmitted this way is Strongyloides stercoralis. It's a nematode (small worm) that is generally transmitted by fecal matter. But because the cycle of the sycophant moves from internal to the skin of the affected animal, it can also be transmitted from touch of one animal to other just as with the collembola.

It can also be transmitted by an infected surface such as a toilet seat.

Over the years I've heard of these parasites being transmitted by bed bugs, rat or mice mites, bird mites and one person claimed to plainly be infected by sitting over from an infected person who was emitting spit as he talked.

Getting rid of the parasites can be a challenge as they quickly infest one's living quarters--bedding, furniture, autos, garages, walkways and so on. If you don't get rid of them, they can ruin your life professionally, socially and romantically.

Yet there is hope. First it's important to disinfect the environment and use bathing protocols to keep from being reinfected from external sources. But that does not keep the parasites from breeding on or in the host (the infected human).

The next step is to seek that determined foods seem to conduce to the formation of yeast in the body and on the skin. Although we have no proof, but it seems that yeast is food for the parasites.

The goal is to figure out which foods feed the parasites and which foods starve the parasites. The news is that diet has been discovered. Although it is a low glycemic anti yeast diet, it follows no single theory. For instance, while rosemary and anisette may be approved on anti candida diets, both would open these parasites.

Over the last ten years it has helped dozens and dozens of itchy skin sycophant sufferers get their lives back to a general life. If you Google King diet, you'll find it in the top returns linked with skin parasites.