Blasto Rash: What is it and how to clear it up naturally

You may have ever heard of blasto rash or blastomycosis, but it is caused by a unique fungus called Blastomyces and is found in certain parts of the United States. The fungus is often found in soil or decomposing organic matter, such as leaves. The infection is characterized by granulomatous lesions in various tissues, frequently the lungs or skin. Now you may be wondering who can be affected and what treatment options are.

Who Can Be Affected

Blasto Rash affects some species but not all. The most commonly affected are people, dogs, and cats. Less common are horses, ferrets, deer, wolves. There have been no reported cases in cattle, sheep, and pigs. 

Signs And Symptoms

The signs of Blasto Rash can vary with organ involvement. Some of the common signs and symptoms can include:

• weight loss


• cough


• anorexia


• lymphadenopathy


• skin lesions


• fever


• chills


• headache


• non-productive cough

Other symptoms that may occur can include bone and joint pain, muscle stiffness and pain, pain when urinating, and sore throat that can cause hoarseness.

Skin lesions are common on the face, neck, and extremities as the infection spreads from the lungs to other parts of the body. One of many lesions may develop and over time they grow larger and can heal to wart-like scars.

Diagnosis

If you think you are suffering from Blasto Rash it is important to visit your doctor. A series of tests including cultures, serologic testing, chest x-rays, CT scan, and tissue and skin biopsies can be done to confirm a diagnosis. A patient's history is also important in a diagnosis, so if you live in an area it is common you should let your doctor know. 

Treatment Options

A natural treatment option for dealing with Blastocystis Hominis and getting the parasite and the skin conditions under control can include a diet change and supplements.

Diet

When you are trying to eliminate this parasite your diet is very important. Most parasites feed on sugar, grains, and starches. If you are following a typical diet and taking a supplement to kill the parasite it will not work, Simply because a typical diet is full of sugars and starches.

A diet called the FreeDiet program can be used. This diet is free of gluten, grains, sugars, yeast, dairy, eggs, soy, legumes, nitshades, and processed foods. So what can you eat? Eating plenty of proteins, vegetables, and healthy fats should help you and clear out the parasite. 

Supplements

When you are trying to tackle the parasite it is also important to use supplements. There is a five supplement protocol called the BlastoPack that can help. This includes:

• ProbioSupreme SB a probiotic


• Yeast Defeat


• Microb-balance


• N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine 


• C Bioflavonoids 500

These are taken daily over a 3 month period. Some people get relief sooner. You can combine these supplements with a smoothie in the morning and the FreeGreens diet. This will provide you with protein, fiber, essential fats and can cleanse and nourish the body. The yeast and parasites in your body must be dying to clear up the rash. Once this happens the skin will clear up as well.

Sticking to a treatment plan of The FreeGreen diet and supplement package should have you feeling better and your skin cleared up rather quickly. It should also help keep the symptoms gone. If you are experiencing any symptoms it is important to visit a doctor and get a proper diagnosis and discuss a treatment option that will work for your body.