Full Worm Supermoon
By Kim Rossi
I don't know about you, but I read this headline A “Full Worm Moon” Is Happening on March 9, Marking the Beginning of Spring with the brain of an autism Mom who has seen more than her share of lunar reproductive cycle pin worms. Turns out, the Full Worm full moon means Spring, when the earth softens and worms wriggle on up and robins nosh on them. Still, for many of us, every full moon means behavior spikes for our kids. And worse, seizures. We battled pin worms in my household for years. I firmly believe that my daughter's weakened gut and immune system, exacerbated by several rounds of antibiotics for sinus infections provided the breeding ground for a pin worm infestation that launched her very first grand mal seizure. "Febrile" my left foot. The seizures occured almost monthly, but this was long before she went into puberty. I worked with a Naturopath named Skye Weintraub via a phone consult. Her book, "The Parasite Menace" was in my nightstand for close to 20 years, with my notes from our phone call on several pages. Wishing all of our readers smooth sailing through this lunar event. XOX
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This year’s first supermoon is almost here! The Full Worm Moon will brighten the night sky on Monday, March 9.
Since Native Americans named full moons to track seasons, the names often correlate with nature. According to the Farmer’s Almanac, one of the most popular names for March’s full moon is the “Full Worm Moon '' because as the weather warms and the ground softens, earthworms begin to appear, attracting robins—a sign of spring. Since the cawing of crows signals the end of winter, another name for March’s full moon is the “Full Crow Moon.” The full moon is also called the “Full Sap Moon” because the sap of sugar maple trees begins to flow around this time.
The Full Worm Moon will be the first of three supermoons in 2020, according to EarthSky. This means that the full moon will coincide with perigee, the point in the moon’s orbit at which it’s closest to Earth. When the moon’s at perigee, it appears brighter and larger than a standard full moon. The Full Worm Moon will be this year’s second-closest full moon to Earth.
Hello
This is Steve Rochlitz, PhD. I saw you had someone recently post my interview from 2015 on Porphyria. Thanks.
Now I've done 4 more interviews last year, you might wish to notify members about. One interview was on my 40 year career and literally curing some children of autism. I don't use that word lightly. The interview includes autism, epilepsy, M.S., Alzheimer's. Please listen for when I discuss autism and the results on two children.
It includes eliminating food allergies and foods and supplements that induce porphyria. Please alert your people never to have anyone with autism take artemisia/wormwood or its compounds that the so-called Lyme Literate drs are destroying the health of thousands of people with. Artemisia, I have found is second only to mercury in inducing chronic porphyria and thus autism.
This new interview is here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P5r6rp2LXg
Thank you.
Posted by: STEVEN ROCHLITZ | December 22, 2021 at 10:31 AM
www.dailymail.co.uk>health.article8077813.story Chris Whitty -Daily Mail 5 March 2020
See Social Stigma -Wikipedia.
See Book The Gaelic Otherworld : John Gregsorsen Campbellson's superstisions of theHighlinds and IThe Islands of Scotlands and witchcraft and second sight in the highlands and islands
Edited by Ronald Black
Fasinating stuff ! frequently observed and documentated
and demonstrated through direct clinical observation
Not wanting to sound rude, there is a big /huge training deficiency needing tackled head on , for basic standards!
Posted by: Morag | March 11, 2020 at 04:17 PM
Aye well our boy never disappoints us on a full moon -party on G enjoy!
Pharma For Prison
MMR RIP
Posted by: Angus Files | March 10, 2020 at 05:46 PM
RR,
Hoping you can provide a link for the show you mentioned as I haven't been able to find it. Thanks :)
Posted by: Laura Hayes | March 09, 2020 at 12:55 PM
The name alone makes me squirm. Josh does better now but I remember the days of the full moon.
Maurine
Posted by: Maurine Meleck | March 09, 2020 at 12:32 PM
Also very interesting is the work of Dr. Steven Rochlitz who discusses how underlying Porphyria is the root cause of so many issues. His discussion is very interesting and his interview with Deborah Walker on You Tube entitled "Food For Thought Episode 104" is well worth listening. He discusses autism and why certain individuals are vulnerable to vaccine damage and how this underlying disorder is missed or never even considered which can result in so many chronic medical problems such as epilepsy, CFS, Lyme never going away despite treatment, constant parasite problems and many more.
I had heard of Porphyria before but never realized that once again the medical establishment wants to sweep this underlying condition under the rug as those vulnerable may block doctors pushing vaccines and drugs for all sorts of illnesses on them. It goes round and round with big pharma and clueless doctors. Dr. Rochlitz does a good job of explaining.
Posted by: RR | March 09, 2020 at 12:03 PM