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I eat diatomachious earth twice a week to get rid of any intestinal parasites or worms.
There are two kinds of diatomachious earth. Do not take the stuff that they use in swimming pools. I don't have personal experience with this, though, people have said that on another forum.
There are newer treatments for pinworms, and worms in general, as some worms become resistant over time to the old medications. Much of the newer stuff, however, is just available for animals and not humans.
There is a site called cure zone which addresses worms and some seem to say that fenbendazole (the animal upgrade to albendazole) cured pinworms and then they came back. A few people say they had a cure with vermox(if you google this drug, it seems as though it is available over the counter)I would still ask your doctor if it's appropriate.
I would advise against taking an animal drug as they have not been tested on humans and since animals have differing metabolisms than humans, the dose per pound of body weight would be different (such as, a human's dose might be only one fifth of a dog's dose - and horses differ from both of these).
I've heard this works very well...And also that EVERYONE should be treated for parasites/worms regularly because this is a very common cause of bigger health problems in the Unites States.
I've heard this works very well...And also that EVERYONE should be treated for parasites/worms regularly because this is a very common cause of bigger health problems in the Unites States.
Any reference besides the link to someone selling the product? Like, a reputable medical journal or CDC stats, etc.
If you read the article, you'll see it's not an advertisement for the product.
*eta: Ya know what, you can't even buy the recommended product on this page. It's an informative link about worms & parasites in general. She suggests going to a feed store, because the product can safely be used on both animals and humans...Man, you guys...
"Dr. Denice Moffat is a practicing naturopath, medical intuitive, and veterinarian working on the family unit (which includes humans and animals) through her phone consultation practice established in 1995. She has a content-rich website at http://www.NaturalHealthTechniques.com and free internationally distributed monthly newsletter."
-Thank you for motivating me to provide more research on the subject, I am learning alot today!
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