I have not researched the impact of protozoas on the human body yet, because i consider that it is a single cell organism and i think the immune system cells of the human body are able to detect and produce defense mechanisms and weapons against these "simple" organisms.

>>Many Protozoa are not simple organisms but employ multiple strategies to evade immune response and eradication. They are generally underestimated in their ability to cause disease.


My focus for the moment is more to get rid of complex multi cells organisms like helminths.
>>Proper testing is always key - see the blog post for more info.

What do you think about that ? Do you think protozoas are able to hide from the immune system or to trick/poison/manipulate the immune system cells in some way ? And if yes, do you have more infos about this please ?
>>http://pptu.lefora.com/2010/12/10/characteristics-of-the-immune-response-in-protozoa-2/#post0
Thanks,

What do you think about that ? Do you think protozoas are able to hide from the immune system or to trick/poison/manipulate the immune system cells in some way ? And if yes, do you have more infos about this please ?"

Of course, some like E. histolitica can hide from the immune symstem, and they are older than the human organism itself.
You have to do antibody testing if you think you have helminth or nemotode like Strongylodies, or even fascioliasis. They cannot be found stool test, not easily at all. EVen Eh is so much harder to find for most untrained techs at labs.

Testing is the key. But forget about testing done at your local doctors lab.