Doctors don't believe that I swallowed a spider in 2004 and that it laid eggs on my lung and liver. In 2007 they're crawling in my body and only an herb call blackwalnut helps. What can I do?

Answer 1

Neither a spider nor any of a spider's eggs can survive a trip through your gastrointestinal tract. And certainly neither one can get out of the GI tract except by the entry orifice or the exit orifice - unless you have a severe laceration or perforation somewhere, which would put you in the hospital in days or even hours. It's that simple. And the doctors who don't believe you know these facts. There's more. If you were surgically incised and a spider put inside your abdominal cavity and the wound closed, the arachnid would suffocate in minutes and die. It must have air to survive, and there isn't any air inside the abdominal cavity unless some is sewn in, and it will be absorbed by the tissues in a short time. Think this through. The doctors who doubt you know that Spiders without air die in a short time, and they didn't have to go to medical school to figure that out. A sharp high school Biology student knows that even the spiders that live under water (and yes, there are some) have to carry an air bubble with them to breathe. Black walnut extract has been offered by herbalists as a remedy for parasites in the intestinal tracts of pets. If black walnut extract "quiets them down" when you take it, how exactly does the black walnut extract get to them? In animals where it is used, it works on the parasites that are actually in the gastrointestinal tract. There is no magic method of transport whereby the black walnut extract can get from the GI tract to another location in the body except through the normal uptake machinery of the intestines. There are "bugs" that can live in your body, but they're all microscopic, and they're either there to help you or to make you sick and kill you. If you are healthy, no problem. If you are really infected with something, you'll develop symptoms that a competent physician can diagnose. Spiders cannot live inside your body cavity. It is not possible. The thinking person who quiets his mind and reviews the facts can see the truth in this.