Can Types Of Fly Use Human As A Host?

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Can Types Of Fly Use Human As A Host?

by Julie
(Manchester, England)

Do you know if types of fly use humans as a host?

Symptoms are flu-like burning in area and pain, as though something is going pop on head. Aches all over, tightness in head, small black dot to begin with, various stages...Help!

Dear Julie,

I do know that there are some types of flies that can lay their eggs in humans, like the bot fly.

Did you have a specific fly in mind? What makes you think it is a fly that has caused your symptoms?

Are you taking anything to help get rid of the possible parasites? A natural herbal parasite cleanse is a good idea in cases like this, as well as good nutrition and some probiotics.

To your good health!
Angie

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May 18, 2010

my reply
by: Anonymous

hi and thanks for replying the bot fly is the only one i can come up with, illness includes: fever, hot/cold chills,and severe fatigue with a loss of appetite yet severe thirst, something "popping" from head or other body parts, with a liquid which burns the skin (black in colour) then some sort of a caccoon, then a flying type mosquito, which derives from an ant looking bug of some sort. alL started with a bite/sting from an insect in the woods. a sheild bug type with red on it, which left a nasty mark and was open and sore for a while. 3 courses of antibiotics and creams and symptoms still there, but not as bad up to now.i also got bitten by an ant type bug in a friends garden which was on a flower a red poppy looking one.wether it is a combination or not i don't know all medics think ive gone mad but my children are showing similar symptoms. severe itching involved as well thanks any ideas will be recieved with thanks. something also landed upon my crown and some sort of larvea was then released to me, eggs containing a little black dot that will cling to anything for survival.

May 19, 2010

Suggestions For Strange Fly Bite Infections
by: Angie

Dear Julie,

I'm afraid the 3 rounds of antibiotics have probably really done you a disservice. Although they can be very helpful in some cases, antibiotics tear down your immune system in a big way - and you used them 3 times!

I highly suggest that you get your hands on some good probiotics (friendly bacteria) to build your immune system back up again. They have finally made Florafood available in England, so I'd pick that as a reliable choice.

As for the cleansing, I would begin taking Herbal Fiberblend twice per day (start with 1 tsp. and work up to 1 Tbsp.). This is safe for your children, too, although you may want to reduce the amount based on their age and body weight.

HFB will give your system a good clean out with the naturally anti-parasitic and anti-fungal herbs working together with the psyllium fiber to flush toxins out of your body.

I would also get some of the Barley Life to provide your body with some strong nutrition to help fight off whatever this strange fly bite infection is doing to your body.

Finally, at a recent meeting of natural health care practitioners, I learned that if you take AIMega with the Herbal Fiberblend and BarleyLife, you will get better results in a much quicker time frame.

I hope that is something you will find helpful. Please keep me posted on your progress. I pray the Lord will help you find healing soon.

To your good health!
Angie

Apr 19, 2011

@fly infection question
by: Anonymous

There are many different types of myiasis infections...google myiasis infection...good luck!

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