Oh my goodness, there's a convention... 
mamahuhu
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Well, day 10, I passed an unbelievable amount of critters. All kinds of them, all shapes and sizes and colors. Used the time honored chop stick investigative method and couldn't believe all that was in there. I think there were more buggitos than pooh. Felt great afterward too for a couple of hours. I've been taking HumaTea and Humacleanse as well for a couple of days and think these things are quite helpful also.
Starting to feel a little full again so I think this was just the beginning of a beautiful thing. But, my bloated tummy is shrinking, shrinking, shrinking. Kind of like the wicked witch of the East when Dorothy threw water on her. I think I can hear those things screaming inside my tummy.
I'm wondering how a beautiful person like me could be so full of such ugly creatures? It's just mind blowing.
You know, it was like a convention, or better yet, a sort of imagine from the bar scene in Star Wars. Incredible.
Thanks RG and crew!
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”I was surprised by the effectiveness of it, and I wasn’t hungry.”
You make me laugh out loud, Huma-Huma!
Gad, I wish I was seeing the same, especially for the diminishing tummy.
Probably I'll lose a cork, first, like when you shake up a champagne bottle.
Or, maybe all of mine are/have been microscopic?
What are the odds?
Dancing...that's what I need.
...In long, gayly striped socks, toes pointed, arms akimbo and held on high...and a merry tune.
Won't you just hate to see the last of them?!
Hee-hee-hee!
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,020,427Mama that is just awesome. Just the idea that all the critters are coming out is fabulous. They can no longer chew on your body and blood and eat all your nutritious food. Congrads on your great success.
My tummy is still puffy. I just wonder if my liver has been so trashed from the monsters inside of it that it is too chewed up to get back to normal. I hope it heals. I am going to keep a positive attitude about it.
I think the 2 of us have been parasite cleansing about the same amount of time and we are both reaping the benefits of what Humaworm does. I am so very happy for you, keep going girl.
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This is a reply to # 1,020,427Oh well yes Fledge, perhaps my Irish jigs danced in celebration of worm death helped jar more loose, try it, you will like it. I think the leg warmers are indeed an important aspect, the more stripes the better.
Here's is what I did yesterday which may have helped the critters exit so nicely...
7:00 am I took my Humaworm, then had to dash to a vineyard pronto and missed breakfast. I picked grapes for 5 hours and helped myself to a few of the Reisling grapes and a few of the Share-raw (I don't know how to spell this, so this is phoneticially spelled) grapes. Then at about 1:30 I had lunch with all the pickers etc. which included about 1 ounce of Pinot wine, and one ounce of "Share-raw".
Then I came home and did nothing much until the big convention in my bowels ended in the dunny bowl.
Maybe you should try this technique yourself and see what happens.
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This is a reply to # 1,020,680Smarta-- answer..."I'm waiting for the ice-wine."
Unbelievable stuff! ...The grapes must freeze on the vine for about 8 or 9 weeks, I think. It's very risky for the growers, here, for they don't know how much freeze they will get, and they don't want to risk their whole crop.
On the other hand, ice-wine is a gourmet delight, and treasured around the world, with prices to match.
You say the grapes and wine did good for you...dumping things?
Hooray!
What an experiment!
You get into the darndest adventures!
Go, girl!
F.
P.S. The birds got our grapes again this year, the second they turned sweet.
With moving here in July, and all the other things to do, we didn't construct framework for platicized netting, as we had thought to do. (String netting, and probably fine plastic netting, traps birds by their legs, and kills them.)
The vines here are volunteers, from a small vineyard years ago. Growers in this valley are erecting retractable heavy netting over larger vineyards, to keep off the birds without killing thousands...but it's slow and expensive going. The government helps.
Other growers rely on explosive sounds to scare off the birds every few minutes or so.
Maybe we'll get frames and nets up next year. Our vines are even growing into the very tall pyramid cedars that protect us from golf balls raining down on us all summer.
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