Intestinal Cramps / Intestinal Infection, condition protocol

DigestiveIntestinal Cramps / Intestinal Infection

Intestinal cramps, as Aajonus defined them, are not a disease in and of themselves but rather a signal, a symptom of the body either actively expelling caustic toxins through the intestinal walls, or suffering from a deficit of protective mucus that allows those toxins to make direct contact with intestinal tissue, nerves, and muscle fibers. He consistently framed intestinal cramps as a detoxification event, a healing crisis, or the consequence of toxic accumulation that has reached a critical threshold requiring expulsion.

Body SystemDigestive

Root PrincipleMicrobiology

OnsetVariable

Detox PathwayBowel

Aajonus's Definition

In his framework, the intestinal tract is a long, complex processing tube that handles not only food but also the body's ongoing waste removal. When the body needs to eliminate particularly harsh chemical compounds, heterocyclic amines, heavy metals like mercury, pharmaceutical drug residues, penicillin mold, vaccine-derived toxins, pesticides, and other industrial chemicals, those substances are routed through the intestinal walls and into the intestinal lumen. If the body's natural mucus lining is adequate, these toxins get locked into the mucus and pass out of the body with relative ease and without causing significant discomfort. But when the mucus is insufficient, as is extremely common in people who have consumed cooked foods, taken antibiotics, or received vaccines, those caustic compounds come into direct contact with the nerve-rich tissue of the intestinal wall, causing burning, irritation, and the characteristic muscle spasming Aajonus called intestinal cramps.

Aajonus specifically differentiated where in the intestinal tract cramps were occurring based on location. He noted that cramps occurring in and around the navel area are in the small intestine, not the large bowel. This distinction mattered because it pointed to different sources of toxic origin, the small intestine being the primary zone where mercury and other heavy metals are frequently exited from the body.

He also described what he called an "Intestinal Infection (a detoxification)," framing it explicitly in parentheses to indicate that what medicine calls an infection, he considers a body-directed detoxification process. Its characteristics include abdominal swelling and discomfort, poor digestion, flatulence, cramps, diarrhea, and sometimes headache. This clustering of symptoms indicates the intestines are under significant chemical stress but are doing their job of expelling accumulated poisons.

He was emphatic that this process, while painful and deeply uncomfortable, is positive. "Removing them now makes for better energy for the rest of your life," he told clients experiencing cramps and bleeding simultaneously.

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Root Cause

Aajonus identified multiple root causes for intestinal cramps, each operating through the same basic mechanism: caustic substances burning or irritating intestinal tissue in the absence of sufficient mucus protection. He was detailed and consistent across many passages about the specific origins:

Caustic Toxin Dumping The primary mechanism Aajonus described is the body routing caustic waste products into the intestinal walls during detoxification. These are not pathogenic invaders in the conventional sense, they are the body's own stored industrial, pharmaceutical, and food-derived toxins being mobilized for elimination. When these compounds touch the nerve endings in the intestinal wall, they cause a burning sensation that manifests as a muscle cramp. He compared this to lactic acid building up in muscles: "It's like lactic acid build up in your muscles. No, but it's like lactic acid. It's just a toxin. It needs to get out." The nerve response to the burning chemical produces the involuntary muscle contraction that is the cramp.

Mercury and Heavy Metals Specifically Implicated in Small Intestinal Cramps When cramps were specifically located around the navel, indicating the small intestine, Aajonus pointed to mercury or other heavy metals as the causative agent being expelled. He described how eating small pieces of cheese every 30-45 minutes could arrest that process: "That's usually mercury or some other toxin leaving to the intestines. You have to eat little pieces of cheese every 30-45 minutes. That should arrest that. You'll still have a little cramping as it passes out of the intestinal wall."

Insufficient Mucus Production A critical enabling factor for intestinal cramps is the failure of the body to produce adequate mucus to coat the intestinal lining. This failure is itself usually caused by: - Chronic cooked-food consumption denaturing and destroying the raw enzymes and fats needed to produce mucus - Antibiotic use, particularly penicillin, which destroys the intestinal bacterial environment that supports mucus-producing cells - Vaccine toxins, which Aajonus repeatedly identified as damaging intestinal DNA in some cases - Extreme thinness or malnourishment leaving no fat reserves to support mucus production - General protein and fat deficiency

Aajonus described this in the context of gastritis and Crohn's disease but the principle applied broadly: "You have toxins that dump into the intestinal wall and there's not enough mucus to harness them, in the mucus lining... So the poisons don't get locked into the mucus, they get into the digestive tract where the food is. Then your digestive juices mix with those poisons and it creates gas. Gas can cause severe pain, diarrhea, headaches."

Heterocyclic Amines from Cooked Protein Aajonus repeatedly identified heterocyclic amines, the specific class of carcinogenic compounds formed when proteins are cooked at high temperatures, as a direct cause of intestinal cramping, burning, and pain. He explained that these compounds collect in various tissues, including the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and intestinal walls, and when they begin to mobilize and dump into the intestinal environment or bloodstream, "it will just burn holes in things. And that's why you're having the pain and the cramps."

Antibiotic and Vaccine Damage, The Penicillin Connection Aajonus was emphatic that 90% of IBS (inflammatory bowel syndrome), Crohn's disease, and chronic intestinal disorders including cramping he observed were caused by penicillin and related antibiotic molds. He explained the mechanism: penicillin is a mold that, while manageable in birds that consume large amounts of grain, is highly toxic and proliferating in the human gut. When given to infants and children, or even adults, it destroys the healthy bacterial ecosystem of the intestines and can damage the intestinal lining at a DNA level, preventing the natural bacterial environment from perpetuating itself. Without those beneficial bacteria, the intestinal environment becomes reactive, mucus production is compromised, and any eating, including drinking plain water in severe cases, triggers cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting.

He specifically described inflammatory bowel syndrome as: "a disease where any time you eat or drink anything, even water, you go into cramps, diarrhea, or vomit." He noted that patients had suffered this condition for ten to thirty-two years before finding any relief.

Cooked Foods Creating an Incompatible Intestinal Environment He identified cooked starch, cooked grains, cooked proteins, and particularly foods like beans as being capable of causing severe intestinal cramping in people with compromised intestinal environments. He described his own experience: "intestinal cramps you won't believe, diarrhea for three days... I was on the floor screaming out loud... it was every 20 minutes, 24 hours a day for three days. Headaches, stomach cramps." This happened from eating beans, twice, and he said it took approximately three months to recuperate from a single episode.

Cold Milk Causing Stomach Contraction Aajonus also noted that drinking cold milk could trigger cramps in vulnerable individuals. He explained that cold temperatures cause the stomach to contract and suppress hydrochloric acid secretion. Without sufficient HCl, milk proteins (casein) and sugars (lactose) pass into the duodenum undigested and then into the blood undigested, which can cause allergic reactions. For babies particularly, this was identified as a cramping trigger: "your babies will go into cramps, you could go into cramps because if the hydrochloric acid doesn't help break down the proteins the undigested milk is going to move into the duodenum and into the blood undigested."

Liver, Gallbladder, Spleen, and Pancreas Toxin Dumping Aajonus identified a specific scenario where cramping, combined with nausea, results from concentrated detoxification by one of the major glandular organs. He described what happens when the lubrication formula (the combination of honey, cream, and eggs) triggers deep glandular detoxification: "sometimes the liver, gallbladder, spleen will detoxify heavily when you put the three together. That's an indication of a severely toxic liver, gallbladder, or spleen, or even pancreas... Those particular chemicals that may be coming out of one of those glands is causing a cramp in the stomach wall, stomach lining, as it passes through and touches the nerves. It causes a cramping because it burns the tissue."

Cramping with Rectal Bleeding He identified the specific combination of cramps and rectal bleeding as a sign of particularly caustic toxins being eliminated, ones so harsh that they "completely usurp all of your body's energy at times and for long periods." He framed this not as an emergency but as an accelerated and highly beneficial detox event. "Removing them now makes for better energy for the rest of your life."

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Why This Happens

Intestinal cramps and intestinal infection fall primarily within the Detoxification of Aajonus's framework, with strong connections to the Terrain Theory, Microbes, and Cooked Food.

Detoxification Intestinal cramps are explicitly and repeatedly framed as a detoxification event. The parenthetical in his book, "INTESTINAL INFECTION (a detoxification)", is the most direct statement of his philosophical position. The body is not being invaded by external pathogens; it is routing its own stored poisons through the intestinal wall for elimination. The cramping, pain, diarrhea, flatulence, and discomfort are all symptoms of that expulsion process, not of a disease process in the conventional sense.

Terrain Theory The susceptibility to cramping depends entirely on the terrain, specifically, whether the intestinal walls have adequate mucus coating to buffer the transit of caustic compounds. A person with strong mucus production, abundant beneficial bacteria, and well-nourished intestinal tissue will experience minimal cramping even during significant detoxification. A person with stripped mucus, antibiotic-damaged intestinal bacteria, vaccine-altered intestinal DNA, and thin, undernourished intestinal walls will experience severe cramping during even mild detoxification. The terrain determines the symptom intensity.

Microbes The role of bacteria and parasites is significant in this framework. Beneficial intestinal bacteria are described as essential for maintaining the bacterial environment that supports digestion and mucus production. Their destruction by antibiotics is a primary cause of the terrain failure that leads to cramping. Conversely, Aajonus described beneficial parasites, specifically whipworms, as actually resolving inflammatory bowel syndrome and cramping completely in clinical research he referenced (Dr. Joel Weinstock, University of Iowa). He noted that five out of six IBS patients who had suffered for ten to thirty-two years had all symptoms disappear within four to six days of receiving whipworm eggs.

Cooked Food The consumption of cooked foods is the primary source of the toxins being expelled as intestinal cramps. Heterocyclic amines from cooked proteins, acrylamides and other compounds from cooked starches, and the general accumulation of denatured, enzyme-dead food byproducts in tissues over years of cooked food consumption represent the toxic load that must eventually exit through the intestines.

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Symptoms Reframed

Aajonus systematically reinterpreted every symptom of what medicine calls intestinal infection or intestinal cramping. None were considered inherently dangerous or something to suppress:

Abdominal Cramps and Pain The cramp itself is a muscle response to chemical burning. The toxin, whether mercury, heterocyclic amine, pharmaceutical residue, or industrial chemical, contacts the highly innervated intestinal wall tissue, triggers a nerve pain response, and that nerve activation causes the surrounding muscle to contract. The cramp is the muscle's response to a chemical burn happening in real time as the toxin transits through.

He was consistent: the cramp is not pathology, it is the sensation of a necessary chemical transit. It will stop when the toxin has passed through. "At one point the cramps will stop."

Cramping Around the Navel (Small Intestine) Specifically located abdominal cramping in the navel area he attributed to the small intestine being the exit point for mercury and other heavy metals. This was distinguished from lower bowel cramping.

Abdominal Swelling and Discomfort Part of the cluster of symptoms he listed for what he called intestinal infection/detoxification. Swelling indicates increased blood circulation to the area, which he described as the body delivering nutrients to support the detoxification process.

Poor Digestion When the intestinal mucus lining is compromised by transiting toxins, digestive enzyme function is disrupted. The mucus coating that normally separates digestive enzymes from intestinal tissue is absent or damaged, reducing digestive efficiency.

Flatulence and Gas Gas during intestinal detox episodes results from the chemical reactions occurring as compounds break down in the intestinal environment. He specifically described this in the context of a flu aftermath: "It is a sign that the intestines have been breaking down compounds that are in the tissues and dumping into the system. So it could be related to, let's say, plaquing in the intestine and dead tissue is there and it breaks off and as it breaks off and starts dissolving, guess what happens? Like any chemical reaction, you'll have gas that's a result of it."

Diarrhea "Diarrhea should be welcomed," he stated directly in the food-as-remedy section. Diarrhea indicates very caustic poisons are dumping into the colon. The body is using rapid liquid expulsion to minimize contact time between harsh compounds and intestinal tissue, it is a protective mechanism, not a disease. "Cramps and bleeding indicate that you are discarding very caustic toxins."

Rectal Bleeding When bleeding accompanies cramping, it signals that the toxins are so caustic they are temporarily damaging tissue as they pass. This is still framed as beneficial, the toxins are exiting rather than remaining stored, which would cause far greater long-term damage. He told clients experiencing this to continue with the protocol and not panic.

Headache During Intestinal Cramping Episodes Headache accompanying cramping indicates that some of the toxic compounds are entering systemic circulation via the lymphatic system during their transit. The head pain is from that systemic toxin exposure, not from any cranial event.

Nausea During Intestinal Episodes Nausea indicates caustic poisons are dumping into the stomach. He distinguished stomach nausea from intestinal pain: "It's not a nausea, it's just a kind of an aching." When the lubrication formula ingredients (honey, cream, egg) together triggered nausea and cramping, he attributed that specifically to glandular (liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas) toxin releases rather than a stomach issue per se.

Severity and Duration as Indicators of Toxic Load The severity of cramping was explicitly linked by Aajonus to the amount of stored toxins in the tissues. He said of thin individuals: "Usually when you're as thin as you are you collect a lot of poisons inside the cells. For a lifetime... You're that thin, you've got no protection." The thinner and more historically malnourished the person, the more extreme the cramping during detoxification because there has been no fat buffer to either dilute or temporarily sequester the poisons.

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Food Protocol

Aajonus provided an extraordinarily detailed and multifaceted food protocol for intestinal cramps and intestinal infection, with specific quantities, timing, pairings, and variations for different presentations of the condition.

PRIMARY ACUTE REMEDY: Avocado and Papaya Formula: ½ raw papaya with ½ avocado Timing: Within approximately 20 minutes, this combination usually stops cramping Variation: "Or other raw fat (except cheeses)" in place of avocado When to use: Immediately when experiencing intestinal cramps Ongoing use during detox: "Continue papaya and avocado in the morning when juggling cramps"

He was specific that avocado and papaya are for intestinal pain, not liver pain. He differentiated these by saying: "Avocado and papaya are for intestinal pain, not the liver. Since it worked once, it may be your bowel intestine and not your liver. If honey/butter works, it is your liver."

Honey/Butter Mixture Formula: 1 part unheated honey to 4 parts raw unsalted butter Use: Eaten often throughout the day to soothe the intestines Quantity: He referenced eating it in tablespoon-sized amounts at regular intervals Effect: Soothes the intestinal walls throughout the day during an active cramping episode

Raw Custard Frequency: Once daily Effect: Improves digestion and intestinal ease during and after cramping episodes

Cheese, the Toxin Absorber Aajonus prescribed no-salt-added raw cheese as a central tool in managing intestinal cramps and the toxic transit underlying them:

Acute cramping protocol: Eat cheese. "At one point the cramps will stop. Yeah, it could be wild." He said to pig out on cheese at once and then eat little chips of cheese for the rest of the day.

Small intestinal cramping (navel area, mercury/heavy metals): "You have to eat little pieces of cheese every 30-45 minutes. That should arrest that. You'll still have a little cramping as it passes out of the intestinal wall."

Ongoing intestinal support: ½ to 1 teaspoon of no-salt raw cheese every 30-45 minutes throughout the day. "The small amounts of raw cheeses absorb the toxins that gradually accumulated in and around stomach and intestinal walls like a sponge. Eating the cheese frequently prevents the toxins from entering food."

During severe intestinal infection with cramps: "Eat lots of cheese", combined with clay to "help arrest the toxins in the intestines so they are not so caustic."

For gastritis-related gas and cramping: "You have to eat cheese until you're relieved."

The rationale: cheese functions like a sponge, absorbing the caustic chemical compounds transiting through the intestinal lumen before they can make repeated contact with the intestinal wall. By neutralizing and binding those compounds, cheese reduces the burning that causes the cramping.

Moist Clay with Milk Formula: 1 tablespoon of moist clay in 4 ounces of raw milk Frequency: 2-3 times daily during active cramping with detox symptoms Purpose: To arrest the toxins in the intestines so they are not so caustic as they transit Context: Used specifically when cramping is accompanied by diarrhea, bleeding, and high toxic load

Raw Cream Quantity: ½ to 1 cup raw cream Effect: "Simply drinking ½-1 cup raw cream eases a cramp" Application: Can be used alone as a rapid cramp-relief measure

Milkshakes, Chronic or Severe Cases For severe digestive compromise where even milkshakes cause cramps: Protocol: Sip milkshake all day long rather than drinking it in quantities Quantity: A quart of milkshake sipped throughout each day Schedule: Take a break from milkshakes one day out of every 12 days Alternative if milkshakes are too painful: Consume many raw eggs by themselves and sip raw milk separately throughout the day

He was explicit about the graduated dosing: "If there is too much suffering when drinking milkshakes, then consuming many raw eggs by themselves and sipping raw milk separately is a preferable solution throughout each day."

Raw Milk Blended with Bee Pollen Formula: 6-8 ounces raw milk blended with 2 ounces bee pollen Effect: "quickly alleviates cramps" Alternative: Fresh raw juice blended with 2 ounces bee pollen Another alternative: Good mineral water blended with 3 tablespoons grated fresh raw ginger root

Banana and Egg Smoothie, Intestinal Infection Protocol Formula: - ½ raw unripe banana - 1-3 raw eggs - 1 tablespoon unheated honey - 2-4 tablespoons raw cream (when available)

Frequency: 1-2 smoothies daily Additional: 2 raw custards daily Effect: "soothes and heals the intestines during infection"

Watermelon During episodes with cramping and high toxic load: "If you can, eat watermelon as your fruit to help perspire the toxins so all does not dump into the intestines." The purpose is to route some toxins out through perspiration (the skin) rather than forcing all elimination through the intestinal walls.

Papaya and Avocado in the Morning, Ongoing Protocol When actively managing cramping episodes across multiple days: "Continue papaya and avocado in the morning when juggling cramps." This is a daily morning practice during the cramp episode, not a single-use remedy.

Raw Meat, to Strengthen and Tone Intestines "Eating whichever raw meats that are appropriate for you will strengthen and tone your intestines." He specified that eating raw meat after the acute phase helps rebuild intestinal tone and integrity. He also noted that raw meat corrects conditions like diverticulitis when combined with raw fat.

Eggs, for Diverticulitis-Style Cramping Formula: 1-2 eggs every 1-2 hours Follow each egg with: ½ tablespoon of butter/honey mixture Duration: 3-7 days Effect: Calms the cramping condition After protocol: Eat more raw fat with everything, and eat raw meat

Cooked Rice, Transitional Support Only When raw food causes nausea during a severe detox episode that includes cramping: Formula: ¼ cup steamed organic rice with raw meat meals Duration: 3 days only, this is a transitional measure, not a long-term recommendation Rationale: "The raw protein is helping you detoxify, so when you eat it, it makes you nauseous. When you eat cooked rice with it, the rice will absorb the toxins that make you nauseous." Also: Have a little honey periodically during meat meals during this same period

Honey with Everything Throughout all the intestinal cramping protocols, Aajonus prescribed adding honey to virtually every food consumed during the episode, with meat meals, with milk, with smoothies, with butter, with eggs. He called it out repeatedly as a soothing, calming, and energizing companion to raw foods during crisis phases.

Fresh Vegetable Juices "Drinking raw fresh vegetable juices soothes intestines." He recommended vegetable juices as a gentle supportive measure that soothes without further irritating the intestinal walls. Always have an egg with vegetable juices, "whip it into juices immediately prior to drinking."

The Olive Oil Formula (Emergency, Not for Regular Use) He described a specific emergency formula that causes rapid intestinal transit: Formula: - 3 ounces stone-pressed olive oil - 2 ounces raw milk - 2 ounces raw unpasteurized apple cider vinegar - 2 ounces unheated honey - 2 ounces fresh lemon juice

Instructions: Drink all of it as quickly as possible Side effect: Occasionally stomach cramps result, if so, place a hot-water bottle on the stomach and breathe deeply and slowly Caution: Never use an electric heating pad (produces electromagnetic fields that unfavorably alter cellular structure). Never use microwave packs (they irritate cellular structure) Use: Emergencies only; because the combination prevents proper digestion, the body moves it through the intestines quickly. "Usually, this remedy drunk once is enough. Only 10% of the test-subjects had to drink two or three within 24 hours."

Raw Cream Enema Formula, for Rectal Tearing from Cramping/Bowel Issues For cases where rectum tears during bowel movements: Formula: - 3 tablespoons butter - 3 tablespoons coconut cream - 3 tablespoons dairy cream - ¼ teaspoon honey

Preparation: Place in a 4-ounce jelly jar, put in a bowl of hot water (not hot enough to burn the hand but hot enough to get the mixture to approximately 105 degrees internally). Use a 4-ounce bulb syringe to draw it up and administer as a rectal infusion.

Raw Milkshakes, for Mucus Production Aajonus emphasized that the most important structural fix for chronic intestinal cramping is restoring the mucus lining. The fastest way to do this: "The quickest way to recover mucus production is to consume milk shakes, 1 T. every 5-10 minutes, and 1 T. no-salt raw butter mixed with ½ T. of unheated honey."

Muscle Cramp Formula (applicable to abdominal cramps with mineral/fat deficiency component) Formula: Fresh raw unripe fruit (especially banana, pineapple, melon, or tomato) + raw fat + unheated honey + no-salt-added raw cheese Effect: "quickly alleviates cramps"

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What to Avoid

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Aajonus was specific about what worsens intestinal cramping and the underlying conditions:
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He also noted more broadly: "Eating vegetable salads often slows digestion and irritates the intestines; it is healthiest not to eat salads except as the very last food of the day."
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Recovery Timeline

Aajonus gave varying recovery timelines depending on the severity of the condition, the toxins involved, and the constitution of the individual:

Acute Cramping Episode For straightforward intestinal cramping addressed with the papaya/avocado remedy: "usually stopped cramping within 20 minutes."

For cramping addressed with the cheese protocol: "At one point the cramps will stop", implying resolution within the same day if enough cheese is consumed.

Moderate Detoxification Episode with Cramping, Diarrhea, Bleeding In a documented case he discussed: severe intestinal cramps, runs, rectal bleeding, and nausea began after eating and drinking following intense vomiting. The severe cramps continued for approximately one week, then "subsided after I was so hungry I had to eat meat." Energy recovery was gradual over the following week, with soft stools, mild cramping, and sleep disruption continuing beyond that point.

Intestinal Infection Protocol The banana-egg-honey smoothie and raw custard protocol was specified as the treatment during active infection/detoxification, with the instruction to "avoid any whole vegetables... until several days after the intestinal discomfort has subsided."

Diverticulitis Protocol (Cramping as Symptom) The egg-every-1-2-hours with butter/honey mixture protocol runs for 3-7 days to calm the condition.

Crohn's Disease (Extreme End of Cramping Continuum) Using 1-2 cage-free raw eggs every 1-2 hours followed by ¼ teaspoon unheated honey for 3-5 days as the initial stabilization phase. He noted that full reversal of Crohn's could take longer and in cases where antibiotic/vaccine toxins reached intestinal DNA, symptoms would persist throughout life unless the raw food diet was continuously consumed.

Rebuilding the Mucus Lining This is the structural repair underlying resolution of recurring cramping. Aajonus said: "We will only know when the pain stops. Such pain should be expected when there is no mucous coating on the intestines." He indicated that the mucus lining could be rebuilt through consistent milkshake consumption, raw eggs, and no-salt raw butter with honey, but did not give a definitive timeline, stating it "depends on what industrial toxins are in and around his intestinal walls."

Personal Account: His Own Most Severe Intestinal Crisis (Peritonitis / Perforated Intestines) In his personal account from receiving polio vaccines as a child: "I had intestinal cramps that I couldn't move. I just buckled over at school and on the playground or outside the church and could not move." He was hospitalized, appendix was removed (incorrectly), and cramping and pain continued for another four days following the surgery, with injections every 2-4 hours. By four days post-surgery he was swollen and broken down further from the antibiotics.

Personal Account: Mushroom Poisoning Crisis In his most graphically described personal experience, poisoning from unidentified toxic mushrooms, he experienced cramps so severe "every muscle in my body went into a cramp. Face, nose, ears, everything went into a cramp." He had to pass out and then had 20 minutes of consciousness before any movement from the chest down triggered immediate return to cramps. He survived by eating a pound and a half to two pounds of butter per day. This acute crisis cycle progressed: first it was an hourly cycle of cramps, then after about four days it became a two-hour cycle, and then after another three to four days it became four episodes daily with liver pain at each meal. He described this level of recovery as spanning approximately "three months" to regain full function.

Inflammatory Bowel Syndrome with Parasitic Intervention From the clinical case he referenced (Dr. Joel Weinstock, University of Iowa): five out of six IBS patients who had suffered for ten to thirty-two years had complete symptom resolution within four to six days of receiving whipworm eggs (trichinosis). Symptoms returned after five months, at which point patients returned for more parasites.

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Questions Aajonus Answered

Q: What causes intestinal cramping? I get that a lot. It's all in the abdominal area in and around the navel.
"That's the small intestine. It isn't the bowel. That's usually mercury or some other toxin leaving to the intestines. You have to eat little pieces of cheese every 30-45 minutes. That should arrest that. You'll still have a little cramping as it passes out of the intestinal wall." (February 3, 2013)
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Q: What is causing cramping when using the lubrication formula (honey, cream, eggs together)?
"Sometimes the liver, gallbladder, spleen will detoxify heavily when you put the three together. That's an indication of a severely toxic liver, gallbladder, or spleen, or even pancreas. And that's a good thing. You're nauseous, but not a happy experience. It's not a nausea, it's just a kind of an aching. Same thing. Yep. It's just that those particular chemicals that may be coming out of one of those glands is causing a cramp in the stomach wall, stomach lining, as it passes through and touches the nerves. It causes a cramping because it burns the tissue. So no honey might be the ticket? Well, you have to experiment. Sometimes it's a combination of all three. Sometimes it's a combination of honey and cream. Sometimes it's a combination of honey and eggs."
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Q: I've had cramps and bleeding along with severe intestinal symptoms. What does this indicate?
"Cramps and bleeding indicate that you are discarding very caustic toxins that completely usurp all of your body's energy at times and for long periods. Removing them now makes for better energy for the rest of your life. If you can, eat watermelon as your fruit to help perspire the toxins so all does not dump into the intestines. Continue papaya and avocado in the morning when juggling cramps. Eat lots of cheese and 1 T. of moist clay, 2-3 times daily in 4 ounces of milk each time, to help arrest the toxins in the intestines so they are not so caustic."
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Q: I had a flu a couple of weeks ago and ever since then I've had lots of gas. Is that a sign of anything? Is there a particular thing that's good to do?
"That is a sign that the intestines have been breaking down compounds that are in the tissues and dumping into the system. So it could be related to, let's say, plaquing in the intestine and dead tissue is there and it breaks off and as it breaks off and starts dissolving, guess what happens? Like any chemical reaction, you'll have gas that's a result of it and it has to be unless you're having a lot of cream."
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Q: I suffered severe intestinal cramps, diarrhea, rectal bleeding, nausea, vomiting, what should I be eating? I can't eat anything without getting sick.
"Nausea is always an indication that very caustic poisons are dumping into the stomach. Diarrhea indicates that very caustic poisons are dumping into the colon. Eating cooked food only keeps those toxins in the body and adds to the toxins, so that eventually no matter what you eat, you will detoxify those poisons."
"I suggest that you eat ¼ cup steamed organic rice with your raw meat meals, for 3 days only. The raw protein is helping you detoxify, so when you eat it, it makes you nauseous. When you eat cooked rice with it, the rice will absorb the toxins that make you nauseous. Also, have a little honey, periodically, during meat meals."
"If you can, eat watermelon as your fruit to help perspire the toxins so all does not dump into the intestines. Continue papaya and avocado in the morning when juggling cramps. Eat lots of cheese and 1 T. of moist clay, 2-3 times daily in 4 ounces of milk each time, to help arrest the toxins in the intestines so they are not so caustic."
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Q: My child had severe cramping, diarrhea, fever of 102, severe abdominal pain (screaming), even a tiny sip of water causes severe pain and diarrhea, five days in, she is a walking skeleton. (Case from Bahamas with limited food supplies)
"She is going through a severe viral detoxification. Feed her only an inch of banana, every 30-60 minutes for 24 hours, then the next 24 hours, 1 inch [of banana with the specified protocol]."
He also addressed that: "toxic milk protein and sugar may have been and may be stored in her stomach, hands and feet that the raw milk caused to recirculate, resulting in cramps. In children and adults, it may take up to 3 months to detoxify the toxic substances. Eating unheated honey with raw milk may result in such an extreme detoxification but are not the cause."
He recommended warming the raw milk to body temperature (in a jar with tight lid, immersed in a bowl of warm water) and giving only 4 ounces per day until symptoms subside, then increasing by 1 ounce at a time.
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Q (Implicit, his own cramp experience from toxic mushroom poisoning): How did you handle intestinal cramping so severe that any movement triggered it?
"Every muscle in my body went into a cramp. Face, nose, ears, everything went into a cramp... Excruciating pain. I would stay in that pain for about 20 minutes, pass out, wake up after 20 minutes, be awake for 20 minutes, and then I would move anything from my chest down. I went back into the cramps immediately. So I had to crawl around slowly. You know, I forced myself to drink two gallons of water a day. And eat a pound and a half to two pounds of butter a day to force my liver back to work because that's how you die. The liver stops working after a poison mushroom like that."
"After the second time I realized that I'm not moving anything. So I moved my arms, just moved my arms... I pulled myself into the kitchen. I had 20 minutes to eat before the cramps would come on again if I didn't move anything from my chest down. So this went on for about four days. Then it got to be every two hour cycle instead of an hour cycle. And then after another three or four days, it became a longer cycle where I went into that kind of cramps and went through it four times daily."
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Q (Implicit, from his personal account of peritonitis from polio vaccine damage): What happened with the intestinal cramping after your polio shots?
"I had intestinal cramps that I couldn't move. I just buckled over at school and on the playground or outside the church and could not move. I was just buckled up in such pain. I was rushed to the hospital... So they ripped my appendix out and that wasn't the problem. I had peritonitis, which was a perforated bleeding intestine because of all the medication I was constantly taking... I had intestinal cramps and pains for another four days, and they were injecting me with chemicals, antibiotics, penicillins, every two to four hours. So by the time four days rolled around, I was swollen..."
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Q: About a person experiencing bowel problems, pain crossing his stomach, sigmoid colon involvement, passing stones, urinary tract roughness:
Aajonus identified the sigmoid colon involvement and noted that the body holds matter up in the sigmoid colon "trying to absorb as much of the E. coli and digesting it." For the rectal tearing, he provided the butter/coconut cream/dairy cream/honey formula heated to 105 degrees administered via bulb syringe.
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Q (Implicit, about someone very thin with cramps):
"Usually when you're as thin as you are you collect a lot of poisons inside the cells. For a lifetime... You're that thin, you've got no protection... Cheese will absorb that poison and pass it on. Well, you need to eat some besides, you know, you can eat a lot at one time, fine. But also eat your little chips. Pig out on it and then eat little chips for the rest of the day. At one point the cramps will stop."
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Q: What is the connection between a painful intestinal cramping disease with swollen joints and the drug prescription approach?
On inflammatory bowel syndrome: "You know, like Crohn's it causes swelling of the joints and very painful all over the place. And he took the whipworm from the intestines of a pig, got their eggs, put it in Gatorade and gave it to these six suffering individuals. And five of them got the worm. And all of the symptoms disappeared for five months. They didn't change their diet or anything. All they had was the worms. And then after five months they were back on his door wanting more parasites."
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Q (Implicit, about the pharmaceutical advertising for drugs to treat intestinal cramps):
"You've got a little female cramping. But if you take this drug, you know, your cramps will go away, maybe, and you're also going to risk a headache, diarrhea, you know, vomiting, what is it, kidney infections. And when you listen to these commercials, you say, who in their right mind is going to get this stuff? I mean, if you have any mind at all, you're not going to go run to get the drug. You're going to say, these guys are out of their freaking minds. I'm going to take a chance on getting all these maladies when I'm just dealing with some intestinal cramp from menstrual cramps?"
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Q: What causes cramping when the olive oil formula is used?
"Occasionally, stomach cramps result [from the olive oil/apple cider vinegar/honey/lemon emergency formula]. I suggest placing a hot-water bottle on the stomach and breathe deeply and slowly."
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