How I got rid of bird mites on myself

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- January 27, 2020 at 1:13 am #1345
  
  Chester
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  I can’t comment on the environment – I brought them back on my person from India and struggled to get rid of them for 2 and a half years. In the end the solution was simple and free. Cut ALL carbs and sugar. Even the sugar in your coffee. Potatoes, bread, crisps, any baked goods – EVERYTHING. I went total carnivore, only eating eggs, meat, raw cream, butter and honey (for some reason raw honey does not affect them). That’s it. They were gone within a few weeks – and they loved me. Hope this helps someone. You need to stick to the diet for a long time as the unhatched eggs hang around for a LONG time, and I do not know how long that is. I went carnivore for 5 months (lots of health benefits btw) and when I went back to carbs and sugar they returned. So the eggs remain dormant.
- January 29, 2020 at 6:59 pm #1368
  
  Rom. 8:28
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  do You currently have bird mites still?
  
  It sounds like they returned when you are normally.
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