Kym Masterson: Healing Is Never an Event
At twenty she lost the sight in one eye. At twenty-four she lost the use of her legs. After four and a half years of hospital she discharged herself, got her mother to drive her to the Brisbane city library, and started reading. What she found in those books is why humans now get on a plane to Thailand to work with her. She doesn't talk about her methods outside private sessions. I had to talk her into this one.
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Kym Masterson is a wellness consultant and health researcher, and the founder of Pachamama Solutions, a natural healing practice based in Thailand. She's worked with thousands of travellers, expats and locals, and plenty of them get on a plane to Thailand specifically to see her.
I met her not long after I got to Thailand. I was on Koh Phangan and I kept seeing the same thing come up in the local groups. Somebody would ask about a parasite cleanse, and the answer would come back from half a dozen different souls at once. Kym, Kym, Kym, Kym. So I got in touch straight away and said, we need to catch up for a coffee. We did, and we've been friends since.
I went on to do the cleanse and it changed the game for me. It resolved something I don't often talk about. I'll say only that I'm proof in the pudding, and that what came out of me was quite a serious thing.
She has a proprietary process she designed herself and she doesn't usually speak about it outside private client sessions. I had to convince her to do this at all.
Now, some of what follows will land hard, and a fair bit of it runs directly against what you were taught. I'm not softening it and I'm not pre-apologising for it. It's her life, her research and her words, and she has earned the right to say them without me standing in front of her. Read it, check it yourself, make your own call.
Cameron: Take us back to the start. What actually happened to you?
Kym: I grew up on what you'd call a hobby farm. A few cows, some horses, chickens, ducks, guinea pigs, rabbits, out of town. Not a particularly happy childhood. I left home when I was very young and had my first child at seventeen.
When I was twenty, I lost the sight of my left eye. It happened over several days and it was very, very painful. The doctors told me I had an infection, gave me some cream, and sent me home. Eventually I woke up one morning and I could only see people from their waist down out of my left eye. So I went back to the hospital and they started doing a series of tests. A few days later I realised I couldn't see anything at all out of it.
I still don't have vision in that eye. However, I'm not giving up hope. It's only been forty-something years. One of these days it's coming back. It's just a nerve that has collapsed, and I'm always doing things in the hope that it's going to pop back into life and I'll have 3D vision again before I leave this 3D realm.
After months and months of testing they sat me down just before my twenty-first birthday and said, we believe you have multiple sclerosis, however we won't know anything else until you get some more symptoms.
Cameron: And then it did get worse.
Kym: I had my second child at twenty-four, and by the time she was a few months old I had lost the use of my legs. So that began the walking stick, the wheelchair, and the doctors saying we'll have to put you into hospital and start treating you.
Basically they were just pumping me full of whatever. I remember my mum came to the hospital one time and I was a blithering idiot. She said, what have you got her on. They said, an antidepressant. And mum pointed at me and said to the doctor, she's the least depressed person I've ever met in my life, why would you have her on antidepressants? And they said, well, it's been shown to help with back pain, which is what I had. And my mum said, yes, of course. Look at her. She's a zombie. She can't feel anything.
That went on for about four and a half years.
Cameron: What broke it?
Kym: A friend of mine came and brought me two books from the library.
One was written by a children's television producer in the UK who had healed her MS using things like diet and rose hip oil. The other was an American doctor who believed there was a connection between diet and MS exacerbation, and his peers wouldn't believe him. So he set up a volunteer house and got individuals with varying degrees of MS to come and stay there. He fasted them for four days and then fed them one food at a time. You'll know within twenty minutes if you've taken something into your body that is making you sicker.
Based on those two books I thought, okay, there's a cure for this.
Then the head doctor came to see me and said, look, there's nothing more we can do for you. Go home, get your affairs in order, prepare yourself for a full-time wheelchair. Or there's a clinical trial starting in a few months which we can put you on.
I said no thanks. Because I grew up with a mum and a grandmother who were the village healers.
So I said, you've already had enough time with me. I'm not doing this any more. And I discharged myself from the hospital.
Cameron: And went straight to the library.
Kym: I got my mum to come pick me up and take me to the big city library in Brisbane. And I started going every day, researching whatever sections I could find.
Eventually the woman who ran the library came and started talking to me, because she saw this young woman on a walking stick coming in every day and spending hours there. And she said to me, the information you need is not out here accessible to the public. It's kept in locked rooms at the back of the library.
Now, you may or may not be aware, in days gone by they did what's called book burning, where soldiers would come into your village, go through the houses, pull out any books they found, throw them in the middle of the village and set them alight. That was to keep information from being shared and passed down. These days what they do is put them into libraries, and eventually they get burned, or they get sent to jails because they don't believe that prisoners read.
What I ended up reading was material from about the 1850s through to the 1950s.
Cameron: And what was in it?
Kym: That's where I found out that Mr Rockefeller hijacked the medical industry back in the early 1900s. He sent a man called Flexner to do a world tour and find out from healers and doctors what they were using to cure things. Flexner came back after two and a half years with a huge report, which Rockefeller then gave to his scientists, who were in the laboratory working with petroleum waste. He said, I want you to use this as a basis to create a range of medical treatment products.
And it became what we call allopathic medicine, which means they never look for the cause of anything. No doctor or nurse at university is ever taught to look for the cause of anything. They're all taught to treat the symptoms.
It's all about profit. This whole inverted world we live in is all about profit for the ones I call the psychopaths who run our realm. These people are all about control, money and power. The more they can make us unwell, the more they can keep us a little bit unwell, the more money they make from us.
This is why they give our babies injections of terrible things from the moment they come out of us that they do not need, because they know that will break the baby's immune system. It will start breaking it down, and then they get a patient for life.
So when someone tells me, I've been to university and I want to argue with you because I've done a medical degree or I'm a nurse, this is exactly why we need to learn to be responsible and accountable for ourselves.
Cameron: Then take us into the parasites, because that was the first time I'd ever heard any of this.
Kym: There are over a hundred types of parasite able to live in human bodies, in four categories.
The word parasite means to dine from another's table. It's Latin. So when we get things inside us, they're eating from us. When we get things attached to us, they're living from us.
Pork is one of the worst things. Pork and sushi are two of the easiest ways for things to come into your body without you even recognising it. You think you're just enjoying a nice piece of sashimi. What you're actually doing is filling your body with parasite eggs. And the warmth and the moisture inside your body provide the perfect environment for them to hatch and be activated.
Even though they'll tell you salmon is frozen and freezing kills the eggs, that is not true. Ninety-nine percent of the salmon we get in the world has parasites in it.
Cameron: So what happens once an egg is in?
Kym: When one egg goes in, I call that the lonely lion.
If your gut biome is healthy and strong, it will recognise that egg as something unnatural to that environment, and it will create acid in your stomach that dissolves it.
If your gut biome is not healthy and does not have the ability to dissolve those foreign things coming in, then they will become more and more, because they have the same life cycle we do. Parasites eat, have sex, have babies, and die. And when they have babies, those babies go out and have more babies. Most of the problems we get, like candida and mould issues, are literally from the corpses of the parasites dying.
One isn't an issue. Ten maybe aren't an issue. Twenty, a hundred maybe aren't an issue. However if they're not dealt with, eventually they will overrun your body.
Cameron: And the heavy metals.
Kym: We get heavy metals into our body through food, air and water, and they line the digestive tract. We have thirty-six feet of digestive tract from our mouth to our bum, and it becomes coated on the inside.
The easiest way to explain it is this. If you cut the pipe carrying water to your kitchen tap and looked inside, you'd see the inside completely coated with gunge. Particularly with plastic pipes. In the days when we had copper pipes there was never an issue, which is why they got rid of copper pipes. Copper kills bad stuff. Plastic encourages the growth of it.
So all that gunge builds up around the tubing, and that's what the parasite eggs get caught in. Then they hatch, then they have babies, and the generational thing takes over.
Parasites live in heavy metals. Heavy metals create problems for us.
Cameron: Now the part that made me feel physically sick when I first understood it. Say what parasites actually are.
Kym: Different levels of parasites. Physical parasites, and entity parasites, demonic entity parasites.
They can only live in a low vibration. If your gut biome is very healthy, it's in a positive vibration, a high vibration, and parasites cannot set up in there. The eggs won't hatch.
All the things that live in that low vibration will do everything they can to keep you there. So if you're a soul who believes that bad stuff happens to you, they're going to make sure that bad stuff does happen to you. Your gut and your mind are so connected that if your gut bacteria is overrun, it's going to be sending low-vibration thoughts and impulses to your mind.
Cameron: Let me say that back in my own words, because it was a big penny-drop for me.
My body is the environment the parasites live in, the same way this earth is the environment we live in. So if I'm sitting comfortably in a low-vibrational environment, they're actively causing mayhem in me, psychologically and physically and spiritually, so that I keep making the decisions that keep me there. I'll have the sugar. I won't go for the run.
They're imprinting manipulation through us so we never raise our frequency, so they never die, so they stay comfortable.
Kym: That's it. And it's not one event. You clean them out, and then you do what I call an ongoing maintenance programme, because we're being bombarded through food, air and water every day and we're constantly getting heavy metals back in.
It's a bit like a garden bed. You can clean out all the weeds and put your veggie seeds in and grow beautiful veggies. However if you don't continually keep the weeds out of the garden, they're all going to grow back and eventually kill all your beautiful veggies.
Cameron: Which brings me to the line of yours I quote most.
Kym: Healing is never an event.
We're trained that we get something wrong with us, we go to the doctor, he writes us a script, we go, we take it, and we're fixed. That's an event.
Healing is never an event. Healing is a process. You go this deep, then this deep, then this deep, then this deep. And it's not about having to do different things. It's about staying the course until your body corrects itself.
If you go back to Pasteur and Béchamp, who were the original ones they took our information from, Béchamp was a man who believed that if you kept the bowl clean, the fish would not get sick. Pasteur believed that if you gave the fish injections and drugs, it didn't matter what the environment was, the medications would keep the fish healthy.
They decided, because it served their allopathic profit agenda.
Cameron: Talk about nutrition, because you say the food itself has been taken from us.
Kym: There's very little nutrition in the soil any more thanks to Monsanto. You can eat until the cows come home, however unless you're growing your own food in your own rich soil, you're not getting the nutrition you need.
The other thing that's messed up our bodies is that we no longer eat locally. Bananas grow in tropical places, and you can buy bananas in non-tropical places because they're shipped around the world. That throws the body out of balance, eating things that aren't grown where you live.
A friend of mine sent me a video where they push these fortified cereals for children's breakfast. A friend who is in the conspiracy world poured the packet out onto the bench, got a magnet, went through and picked up about a hundred tiny metal balls. That was the iron fortification. Literal tiny balls of iron. I've seen it done a hundred times now. And this is what they're getting you to feed your babies. We should be eating nothing that's fortified.
And most supplements you buy are synthetic, and our bodies do not process synthetic. Most of them have toxins in them. Titanium dioxide, magnesium stearate. A whole list of things we see on supplement bottles and think, oh yeah, that's okay, they must be in there for a reason. They're not. They're literally in there to kill us slowly.
Cameron: Give the potholes, because it's the clearest picture of deficiency I've heard.
Kym: Imagine that the hundred and two vitamins, minerals and amino acids our bodies are made of are kept in a long road full of potholes. One hole is vitamin A, one is B, B2, B3, C, D, selenium, zinc, copper, iron, omegas, magnesium, manganese. All hundred and two things our stardust bodies are made of.
Every single thing we do, eating, sleeping, walking, talking, requires something to be taken from some of those potholes. For every action there is a reaction.
If we're not replenishing on a regular basis, eventually a hole runs out. If your calcium pothole runs out, your bones start being affected. If the vitamin E one runs out, you start having skin conditions. And it all goes hand in hand with the parasitic thing.
Cameron: And how did you land on moringa?
Kym: In Mullumbimby I had a friend who was an artist and lived up in the hills. Every time I saw her she was getting younger looking. I'd say, what are you doing, you look amazing. And she'd say, oh, just living in the hills. She's older than me.
One day she came in and looked so amazing that I grabbed her by the shoulders and said, what the hell are you doing, you're doing a Benjamin Button on me.
She said, well, about a year ago I started taking something called moringa leaf powder.
Cameron: Then there's the silver, which is what half of Thailand knows you for.
Kym: Colloidal silver is one of my amazing, amazing products. I've used it for three decades and I've been making it for twenty-five plus years. It just covers so many things. There are other products out there. Silver just happens to be mine.
I'm known as the Silver Queen simply because I make and use silver for everything. I've got a whole range of products based on silver water. Mouth sprays, underarm deodorants, personal care, healing products.
And they tell people it's a terrible thing, that if you drink colloidal silver you will turn blue. I've been drinking silver water most days, using it as underarm deodorant, in my eyes, in my mouth, in my ears, wherever I need it, for twenty-five to thirty years. If anyone should be blue, it should be me.
What they use is the example of the blue man. His name is Paul Karason and he actually is the colour of an eggplant. They nicknamed him Papa Smurf and trotted him around all the midday shows saying, if you drink silver, this is what you'll turn into. They'd ask him what people think when they see him, what the kids say. They never once asked him what he used the silver for.
The story is excellent. Paul had a skin condition. He went to so many dermatologists and specialists to clear it up and nothing worked for years. Eventually a friend said, I've got some stuff at home called colloidal silver, do you want to give it a go. He tried it, and within a few weeks he was healed.
He decided that if it was that good he was going to make it and drink it. And all he drank was silver water. However he was making it with tap water. And you cannot do that. The way it's made is very important to the way it's used in your body.
That is how they frighten people out of using things.
Cameron: Same with the plants.
Kym: We're told dandelion is a weed and we have to kill it with Roundup. Dandelion, the flowers, the roots, the leaves, is an amazing plant. However you try telling a young person that dandelion will help them with that problem, and they'll say, oh no, it's a weed.
Another one is purslane. Those little strings of green aloe-vera-like blobs that grow all around the garden, everywhere in Australia. Purslane is an amazing nutritious plant. Everybody should be growing and eating purslane. You need a tiny little strip each day with a few little nodules on it to nutrition yourself up.
That's the path of why they don't want us to know about these things, and why they keep telling us they're poison, toxic, weeds.
Cameron: Take us to frequency, because that's where this stops being only about the body.
Kym: Everything in life operates on a frequency. The earth hums at a frequency of 432. So when you listen to anything that has a 432-hertz frequency, it resonates harmonically with our bodies. It's the same frequency that trees and grass have. That's why when you lie on the grass you come away feeling amazing and uplifted. Your body is tuning itself to the frequency of the earth.
They changed the music from 432. I looked it up again last night because I knew it would come up today. It was in 1939 to 1940 that they changed it to 440. What you're told is that before then, music was recorded at all sorts of different levels, so they wanted a standard frequency across the world.
However they knew from their experimenting that if you change it slightly, it's enough to make our bodies not harmonise, and to keep us irritated. Which is why when you see kids and adults come out of concerts and festivals, they come away so charged up and really ratty.
And now the psychopaths are learning more and more how to use those festivals to fire people up, and to actually get parasitic demonic entities into them, using music, lights and rituals. That's how scary this has got.
If you want to look into it, look up the Travis Scott concert, where black entities were filmed moving through the crowds and people died. That's when a lot of individuals started to wake up to the fact that these concerts are literally ritualistic events that we're participating in.
And look at MK Ultra. This is what they've been doing to us for years and years, MK-altering us using music, using TV, movies and news. MK Ultra is basically repeating and repeating and repeating until it becomes part of who you are. Think about the way we were taught at school. Parrot fashion. We were all MK-altered in different ways.
Cameron: One more I didn't see coming, about gifts.
Kym: Just beware of gifts that are given to you. Quite often what's going on in someone's world can be shared with you as well. If your friend has a demonic entity going on in their life and they gift you something, part of that can come to you.
So I tell everyone, always clear things that are gifted to you. Put a thing in a certain place for a few weeks just to see if there's anything going on, and if there's nothing going on, then you can put it somewhere else. Sometimes gifts are given with not the best of intentions.
Cameron: Last one. Standing your ground. Don't consent, don't comply, and they've got nothing.
Kym: This is why they use fearful words. This is why they try to make it so that we give our authority away. And the more we're dependent on the government and the authoritarians, the less power we have.
So there are humans in the world doing that, saying nope. That's a great example for anyone else. Even if the story isn't true, even if they don't have medical things wrong with them, at least you can start that process of, no, no, no. I am within my rights, and you can't do this.
A young mother in a wheelchair, two kids at home, was told by the head doctor to go home and get her affairs in order. She said no thanks, discharged herself, asked her mum for a lift to the Brisbane city library, and turned up every day on a walking stick until the woman who ran the place took pity on her and told her where the real books were kept.
Then she experimented on herself until she was running around the yard playing with her kids, and the ones who saw it started coming to her and asking what she'd done.
Forty years later, about an eye that's had no sight since the early 1980s, she is still saying she isn't giving up hope, because it's only been forty-something years.
Everybody wants the protocol. I understand why. I did the protocol, and I'm glad I did. However the protocol isn't the thing here. The thing is a woman who refused the verdict she was handed in her twenties and then spent four decades checking everything for herself. That's what self-responsibility looks like once you take the slogan off it. Stubbornness, applied daily.
So you don't have to accept a single claim in this interview. Honestly, I'd rather you didn't. Go and check it yourself, the way she did, in the books nobody thought to put on the front shelf.
Kym Masterson is the practitioner behind Pachamama Solutions, working with parasite and heavy-metal cleanse protocols. Based in Thailand and working online. Find her profile in the Henosis directory.
This conversation has been condensed and lightly edited for reading. Kym's words are her own. Her views on medicine, nutrition, history and public events are hers and not claims by Henosis, and that includes everything she says about named individuals, companies and organisations. Nothing here is medical advice or a treatment recommendation, and nothing here is a suggestion to stop or refuse care you are receiving. Multiple sclerosis is a serious neurological condition.