Hi Nataway,

With flukes and other intestinal worms there is no way of accurately testing for their presence with the usual stool exams done in most labs. CDC is basing their report on stool exams that are known to be highly innacurate. Alternative proactitioners using different techniques, such as Hulda Clark 's synchrometer, do find that many people carry liver flukes in the US population. The infestation is acquired by eating raw or undercooked meat that has been contaminated by bile from a meat animal, usually cows.

Two things:

First of all You don't seem to have any personal experience with parasites.

What is Your business to peddle government talking points here on this forum?

Second, if You don't believe in parasites You are in the wrong place, since this is a SUPPORT forum, not a DEBATE forum.

You seem like a mean-spirited troll under the guise of wanting to be 'informative'.

The people in this forum are suffering and are doing their best to figure out something that works for them.

You pop up from under the bridge just to encourage them to stop trying and go get tests that are notorious for false negative results.

When people try to explain this to you, you ignore them or keep quoting the CDC, as though it is an all-knowing fountain of omnipotent knowledge on all things health related and 100% trustworthy in every regard.

If you really believe there is a slim to nothing chance the OP has flukes, then what do you care if they try some natural remedies?

Many people here have already been to doctors and have received nothing helpful. That is WHY they are resorting to natural methods. I am one of those people.

I have seen your other posts around this website, and I do not buy your claims that you just want people to get real help and not worry. Based on everything it is obvious that you are just a troll and trying to demoralize people who are trying out different things in an effort ti help themselves.

Just think you ought to know that your mean spirited motives are obvious.