I had PARASITES. Now What?
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Kate, I would recommend a hair mineral analysis and check your heavy metals. I went through Wendy Myers for my HTMA and it changed my life, and probably saved my life. Also the book "the iodine crisis" by Lynne Farrow. Those things have a lot to do with the body getting parasites. Hope you get completely better!!
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Very interesting !!
Living on a farm doesn’t mean you get worms. I think that was an unkind statement. They can come from a lot of reasons. Farms are one of the best places to raise kids. I’m so thankful that I grew up on a farm and my kids for most of their childhood. Thank you, Kate for your videos. I now make sourdough bread all the time. It is so much easier then I thought, and oh soooo good.
@marysurbanchickengarden
Жыл бұрын
I grew up on a farm and raised my children on a farm. I was not being unkind but realistic. My children all had worms and had to be treated for them and the doctors associate it with the animal droppings . I'm very sorry if it came across unkind, that's the last thing I want to do to anyone because I love Jesus Christ and I want to always show His love in me.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
I’m glad you started making sourdough bread! It is so much easier than it seems. Thanks for all your Kind words.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Kids get dirt under their fingernails which can have eggs in them from the worms and these can actually be in any dirt. It’s true there might be more opportunity on farms due to kids being outside more, scrabbling in the earth. What a great way to grow up though!
So glad we found your channel we found you on Three Rivers Homestead. We are on a small homestead and started our channel and having fun learning. We've been gardening here in central Texas for over 30 years and wanted to share with others the things we've learned. We were on a large homestead but decided years ago to downsize so we could travel. Looking forward to watching your channel. God Bless. Rochelle
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Welcome! Thanks for joining us here. Sounds like you’ve got a wealth of experience!
I love how you adjust recipes to use what you have on hand or that simply needs using. Also, the baking of other things while you have the oven going. I tried, oh, how I tired, to teach this to my children. However, they've moved to the city and actually do very little cooking, let alone conserve on anything. Hopefully, if times ever get bad, they'll remember some of what they were taught. I absolutely love your videos!
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
I’m willing to bet they will recall all the wonderful information you imparted when they need it most!
You gave me a huge light bulb moment with the glyphosate discussion. I've been removing food from my can eat list for several years now, testing periodically to see if it can be added back in. I avoid processed foods, eating whole foods that are nutrient dense. I'm currently avoiding dairy and watching saturated fat to see about changing my cholesterol numbers. But am really hating eating this way, as I've tended to more carnivore the past several years now. Anyway, one of the biggest things I have noticed is my reaction to store bread, compared to my reaction to home made sourdough with organic flour. The way I feel, the way my body reacts, it's like night and day in difference. I hadn't figured out why yet, but this completely makes sense. I grew up on a farm, surrounded by corn and soy bean fields, which were sprayed at least a couple of times a year. That's when I found out I had developed a compromised immune system. Have spent a good portion of my life trying to keep that all in check. I'm almost 50...and hoping what I'm doing is my best. This is definitely something else I will be watching, thanks for that! ☺️
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
It sounds like you are checking all the boxes for looking after your health. It’s amazing what we learn after the fact! I think all you can do is keep on digging to live your best life. Thanks for joining us here.
💚 Very glad you're dealing with the parasites and feeling better! I just love watching you make cheese and butter. The Lemon Poppyseed Cake with all that yummy sour cream looked so good! The baby calf is beautiful. Kids are getting so big and are great helpers. Keep feeling better! 💚
Our winter storm up here north of bay city Michigan is (so far) fluffy snow. My son call and is asking for prayers (truck driving). He is in the line of sleet, pellets of rain, and getting worse.
@SR-gr9lg
Жыл бұрын
Prayers for your son! My husband is a trucker too.
@diannemiller4754
Жыл бұрын
@@SR-gr9lg praying for your husband also.
@deaguirrrock
Жыл бұрын
Praying for his safety out there!
@judyfisher3171
Жыл бұрын
🙏
@belieftransformation
Жыл бұрын
Prayers for all that drive & keep North America going! My husband is truck driver as well.
Kate, You are a GEM. Smiling, and working and dealing with ALL. You will be fine. God is with you, your family. So great to view your videos. HAVE FUN, BAKE, and look forward to Healthy Times.
Tallow makes excellent pie crusts!!!
Awww love the kids getting in on the show lol.... would definitely be a fun video to make the kids video for the day. The views of a kids life on a homestead. have good week see ya next time.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Great idea!!
I have problems with glyphosate too, a lot of grains I can only eat organic but not regular.
i wonder if the glyphosate makes your digestive system more at risk for parasites? maybe throws the whole immune and microbiome for a loop leaving the door open for the worms and such
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
You might be onto something there!
As a nurse, I see nothing wrong with those two items in your pockets. Crochet hook reminds me of a device used to rupture membranes to speed labor.😂
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Hahahaha
You do so much. Glad you found out about why you're feeling bad. Looking forward to hearing review on Komo Mill.
49 minute video?! WOO WOO!!!! Thank you Kate!!!
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
🎉
You have had a great impact on my cooking! I have started using what I have instead of running out to the store 👏🏻👊🏻🤣👍
@beckykukoski8678
Жыл бұрын
You said what I was thinking, Judith
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Love that!
I only eat home-cooked well done. Use honey in bread instead of sugar
Have you checked into Einkorn? It’s an ancient grain that a lot of homesteaders seem to be switching too. They say that it tastes the best and those that have a hard time like you can actually eat it because it wasn’t modified.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Yes I baked with einkorn. It’s just expensive with this many people to feed
I really enjoyed your talk on wheat and milling your own flour. I have been really interested in doing this myself. Looking forward to seeing more content on this, hopefully! 😊
I was starting to get dizzy when Freya(?) was spinning the camera around. 🤣 "Slick as snot on a doorknob"...love it. Going to add that one to my repertoire. My Dad used to say, "Slicker than greased owl sh*t" and I use that one a lot. Totally doing your #cookfromyourstash/#pantrychallenge. I dont have milk cows but I am trying to cut my grocery bill at least in half for as long as I can. Really helps not to have to buy meat or eggs any more. About time to get cold weather greens and radishes started in a hoop house soon. Got my sweet potatoes started for slips too. Garden plan is almost done. So ready for the snow and ice to be done *she says as there is an ice storm going outside*.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Sounds like you are very organized! I love the challenge of trying to cut your grocery bill in half!!
There is a huge connection between parasites and cancer. A few in the family have wheat gluten issues. We buy flour from SunRise flour mill in Minnesota. No gluten issues at all for us.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Very interesting!
I've read that Hops as a tea, can help to kill intestinal worms. So I have some at least once a month. I figured it can't hurt to try.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Interesting! I’ll look into that. Thanks!
@aessidhe6304
Жыл бұрын
I wonder…. would a nice hop beer work?
@mimivege3245
10 ай бұрын
Take 1 tablespoon of diatomaceous earth (foodgrade only) in a glass of water for 10 days on 10 days off
@mimivege3245
10 ай бұрын
You can get it at the health food store
Hi Kate, always learning from you! So interesting! You are so knowledgeable about making things from scratch! Your lemon poppy seed bread looked delicious! Kids look great ! Getting so big! Hope your tummy feels better soon! Baby calf was adorable!🤗❤
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Oh thank you!
Glyphosate was originally developed as an antibiotic, and it is a strong antibiotic. Consuming it may be killing your gut bacteria and cause digestion issues.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Wow what a twisted history. Thanks for sharing that!
@Alpha1Farms
Жыл бұрын
Glyphosate was patented as an herbicide in 1971 it wasn’t until 2010 that it was patented as an antibiotic. It’s original use was as a descaling cleaner to remove calcium in hot water systems…
@canalroadadventures5079
Жыл бұрын
@@Alpha1Farms The herbicidal activity is caused by the antibiotic properties of Glyphosate.
Funny fact, split peas are just field peas that farmers are docked on and resold as split peas. Mung beans, not sure if they are grown in BC, but they are wonderful used to make kitchari (helps gut during gastrointestinal bugs).
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Ohhhhh did not know this.
I use lentils for sprouts to feed my chickens during winter, only takes 3-4 days. My girls love'em, fresh greens!
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
That’s very cool!
I have a Komo now (used to have a Nutrimill Classic). We have had it several years and have really liked it.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Oh that’s great to hear!
So cool that you figured out the glyphosate issue. Maybe i missed this part, but did you actually pass the parasites?
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Hopefully I did but I wasn’t willing to “dig around” in the toilet 😬
That outside drum set is AMAZING!! What a fun creative thing 🥁 for the kids. 😊
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
It really is!
I just loved this video!! Kate, you are just so down to earth. I like all of your videos but this one just was a top one for me. Why? I don't know but I do alot of what you do....baking sourdough bread, I do grind my own wheat, buy milk w/cream as I can from a small dairy and do almost all cooking from scratch. Can't wait to see your grain mill working. I've had mine for close to 50 years!! Love you and your family. Blessings to you.
@VenisonforDinner
10 ай бұрын
Wow, thank you for your kind words. That is a long lasting grain mill!! I hope mine lasts that long!
Love the long video!!! I look forward to Wednesday!!
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Yay! Thank you!
Dunno if u ever heard of chlorine dioxide solution or MMS or CDS are other names for it. But I use a few drops of this medicinally as well as to soak produce. So a few drops in the water I’m soaking it in before adding the vinegar. CDS/MMS denatures glyphosate. So when I can’t get organic I use this product.
@VenisonforDinner
3 ай бұрын
Interesting!! I've never heard of that.
Do you ever make cornbread? Take ground one cup corn meal Then flour, 1/2 cup flour, egg, 3 Tbsp oil add milk to make medium dough really mix well really well pour in a hot greased iron skillet bake at high temperature 375- 400 for 25-30 minutes I hope you try Ky cornbread 😊
@VenisonforDinner
8 ай бұрын
I do make cornbread but I will have to try Kentucky cornbread now!
@karenfleming1500
8 ай бұрын
I would get you a welcoming crowd!!! Yeah
Thanks for sharing tidbits & so much knowledge about everything! I’m glad you have found solutions to your health issues. May you continue to heal. Blessings to your family 🤗💕🇨🇦 Will you be getting a discount code for the Komo mills?
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your kind words!! I only have a Canadian discount code.
🥹🥰 the little sing song 🥹🥰
I didn't think frequecy could work on anything in the digestive tract. (Hulda Clark: The Cure for All Diseases"). However, she didn't use this next gen of energy medicine. Dr. Darrin Schmidt on ytube has had excellent success w removals of parasites.
Oh my goodness, we’ve been doing tons of learning about parasites. Currently doing a turpentine and castor oil parasite cleanse 👀.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Good luck!! Hope you have success!
Loved the video. A little bit of everything.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
So, what did you use to discharge the parasites? I know we all have them.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
See the “why was i in vancouver video”
Breadb Beckers in GA like the the stone mills
Worms and what not is more common then you think in the USA it's just if you live on a farm. Changing your diet to the perfect one for your tapeworm is a lot harder than in the city. Plus, actually taking a test and doing something about it isn't part of "normal" thought patterns. But in places in India and stuff like that people still deworm every couple of years. If you have the tapeworm. More than likely everyone has the tapeworm. Same for pigs and so forth. It's why solid bedding. Deep bedding/that gets turned, along with rotational grazing is so important. Not leaving things on "dirt" if you can avoid it. Hygiene is kind of everything because what can happen is it ruins your guts. To the point where they have to take out part of your guts later on in your life. If you are surrounded by trees use them and plant more. (willow can be feed off to livestock and also mulched). And you have a day that they do milling. You can use the branches to make mushrooms after the mushroom branches are spent you can also use it for woodchips in that pasture you keep the cows in. Deep bed it then turn it from time to time and you just keep adding more and more every year and turn it. Then about 2ish years in or so you can use a loader or by hand and take it all out. But oddly enough you can keep filling more wood chips in for longer then you think as long as you stir it up. Add fresh woodchips on top.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Very interesting information
How would someone go about finding a dr that does the high frequency to treat parasites?
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Oh boy the best I can say is try the internet or ask around. I learned about it from a friend.
Bless you dear
I was wishing for a winter like you get there, here in Ohio ( Southwest area), however we got ice, rain, some snow and know is Spring like it...OH NO!!!
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Oh wow!
Are you on antibiotics? I wonder if food grade Diatomaceous Earth would help.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Not on antibiotics. Diatomaceous earth might possibly help🤷🏼♀️
How do you eat split peas? Besides the token soup.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
We just make a LOT OF SOUP!
Parasitic infection is a symptom of copper deficiency (and possibly manganese as well).I got a Beef tapeworm infection from raw milk (among other commercial beef products fully cooked/charred.) that affected my right knee (yes, they can embed into your joints), muscles, and ANY organ, not just intestines. Essentially, any animal deficient in copper ( including you), allows them to have varying degrees of a live parasitic loads. Some die from fully cooking, others do not. Supplment your soil, your animals, and or yourself with copper to decrease parasitic succeptibility. See Natural sheep care by Colby, or other livestock manuals by her. Frequency therapy and NIR Sauna ( homemade) can also kill off parasites. Detox takes quite long depending on the load. Killing em off is quite easy compared to the detox time of amm the ammonia and parasite bodies. Parasitic is much more common in US adults, than anyone wants to admit. Leads to pain and serious disease. Glad you overcame it.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
This is very interesting! Thank you for sharing.
@katherineli1335
2 ай бұрын
how did you kill off your tapeworm??
@bobbybilly5527
2 ай бұрын
@@katherineli1335 like i said in my comment, NIR Sauna panel, that i built, homemade. Its simply 4 chick brooder bulbs ( the red bulbs), arranged ina diamond pattern, on a wood plywood board from lowes/ home depot. You just sit in front of it for 15 to 20 min at a time. See DL Wilsons sauna book at a m a zon and sauna space dot come and mosel it after their cheaper panel ( dimensions). Tapeworms are easy to kill. More complicated to detox their particles and ammonia out of your body. EVEN more of a task to continually kill em in your food, before you consume em. Seems most commercially produced, ( not grass fed) has tapewoms that you cannot kill with heat. Takes 60 min treatment under the NIR bulb... Bison meat seems to be the least parasite ridden, no strongyloides either. Pretty clean!
i notice that your freezer lid needs to be propped open. If you completely defrost the freezer - including the lid. A lot of ice will thaw out of the lid. It should spring open and stay on its own -unless the spring is shot. My old freezer had that very problem. Thawing did the trick.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
It never has from the day we got 🤷♀️
How many months do your chickens lay?
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
They get a six week break on the winter.
Legs and fries
Can you make Cheese from Lactose Free Milk?
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Not my methods no
@herbfodor3206
Жыл бұрын
@@VenisonforDinner Thanks for your reply.The reason is I am Lactose Intolerant.
@jbizzel3769
7 ай бұрын
@@herbfodor3206 watch YT about raw milk. Pasteurized milk loses the lactose enzymes that helps you digest milk.
Glyphosate ... Very interesting discovery. Do you homeschool?
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Yes we do.
You really need to move your family to Southeast Kentucky you wont have to see snow all the time!!!
@VenisonforDinner
8 ай бұрын
Well it sounds like we would have a welcoming committee!
Oh ya there's a man after my heart using a Husqvarna chainsaw 👍🏼🤠🇨🇦 got three myself love them
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
I think we do too haha
Glyphosate much!!! Round up causes gut disbiosis 😢😢😢
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
It's a broken system...our agri-business
Every time I watch you milk, I'm reminded of the look on your face when Marius was demonstrating milking at the fall fair, and he squirted you in the face... you were SO mad at him right that second! lol
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Hahahaha
Slightly delicate question, did you ever see evidence of worms?
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
No I wasn’t willing to “dig around”
@sharon8374
Жыл бұрын
@Venison for Dinner haha, don't blame you. Thought maybe you just eyeballed and saw something.
I wonder if the kids do now or will get tired of the smell of milk cooking. Random I know.. but we got so tired of the smell of of milk replacement by the end of calving at the Dairy 😂
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Oh gosh milk replacer has the worst smell!
OK so we must know............. did you SEE any when you went to the bathroom!?!? That is the part that freaks me out!
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
I’m not sure and I didn’t feel like digging 😬
So.... Nothing about the parasites??
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Well I never found any, but I’m now able to eat a lot more things that previously caused me gut trouble. That a win!
Did you see any come out 👀
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
No 😂
Where did you get those large bags of organic cane sugar, Kate? I only can find smaller bags at Costco down here in the fr. valley!
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
We get it from Bulkley Valley Wholesale…. Who is owned by the Jimmy Pattinson group… so I would think it’s available somewhere down there!
Started watching some videos you have put out, stumbled on this one and remembered why I quietly unsubscribed and left. You know how a sonogram works I assume? It uses sound and vibration as it bounces off objects in the body to produce a picture of what's happening inside the body, harmlessly. If this person taking your money has convinced you that they have found a way to use sound to kill parasites in your gut, without destroying your intestines and skin in the process... I'm sorry modern medicine has let you down. It's letting a lot of people down quite frankly. But then are soooo many snake oil salesman ready to take advantage of those desperate for relief and they are monsters because they steal and lie and take advantage of gaining sick people's trust. I am a two time two type cancer survivor. I've been through horrible chemo poisoning and radiation.. not to even mention having 3 kids and severe autoimmune disease now. I'm telling you, you aren't full of worms and you're being ripped off. Delete and block me if you don't want to hear that... but I hate seeing such a kind soul being treated badly. I hope you find real non-placebo fix for your health issues. There are doctors who look at your years of symptoms and figure out what disease processes seem to be going on instead of just throwing medicine at each individual issue. 🙃
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Hey Jenn, thanks for your feedback!
Ivermectin.
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
Not sure I’m keen on that.
Too dramatic about butter? What good is bread without butter?
You should probably worm all your animals because that's probably where you got the parasites
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
We do deworm them but the dr said they are not from animals what i had
I sure hope you treat your children for parasites It stands to reason if you had worms 🪱 so do the kids You do live on a farm I’m not surprised at your results Kate I know Ruthann has said quite a bit about treating for parasites I’m surprised you did not know about it and how much problems it can cause I wish you good luck and hope you feel better ❤️🩹 #tapewormsuck along with all the rest 🪱
Glyphosate ... Very interesting discovery. Do you homeschool?
@VenisonforDinner
Жыл бұрын
yes we do!