an agent that crosses the blood-brain barrier?

[jinx1983]

I suspect either some viral/bacterial/fungal infection of my brain, anybody know of an agent that would cross the BBB and wipe bacteria/viruses/fungi from the brain? I know fluconazole does that for candida, anything natural?

thanx

[shelley]

You don't have to take things that pass the blood brain barrier, you just have to get the blood clean so that the infectious stuff no longer passes the blood brain barrier. So concentrate on cleansing the liver and bowels and then there won't be anything to bother the brain. Actual brain infestations are rare, the majority of the time it's the blood feeding the brain that makes the brain wonky, or the myelin sheathes in the nervous system.

[jinx1983]

thax shelley, but correct me if I'm wrong , but once a bacteria gets into the brain doesn't the brain get infected? (like abcesses) One thing is a toxin like aldehyde or alcohol that passes the BBB and onc ethe blood is clean it is ou of the brain, but a living pathogen that multiplies in a nutricious organ like the brain is another. Are you saying that if there is a brain infection by fungi/batceroia/viruses once the body is strong enough and blood clean, it will fight the pathogens in the brain? I've heard the brain doesn't have it's own immunity , hence I'm asking.

this issue is very important to me cause I've done lots of cleansig enemas, candida diet, zapping, I've just finished a bottle of 100% oregano oil in one week etc and see no results reversing my huge detrimental dementia.

[shelley]

If you had an infection in the brain you'd know it. You wouldn't be able to walk, raise your arms, smile, talk, recall words, etc.

The brain is not a friendly environment to pathogens. There's nowhere for them to live and nothing for them to eat, there's just blood and cholesterol and teeny tiny veins. There are brain parasites in South America, but unless you'd actually been there I doubt you have one.

If you're suffering from dementia, look for nutritional causes and inflammation issues from hypothyroid or hyperthyroid.