Usually the best answers are when a forum is new. In this case it was a new forum with a lot of questions.
Probably the best you can do is read the FAQ at the top of the page and all the R-rated posts.
Sorry but that is the only suggestion I have, but it is a system I often follow.

No idea as I have no plans to try it, and have done absolutely no research on that.


However, I'd hazard a guess that if it is indeed toxic then it is more toxic to a small worm than it is to a large human, and the worm dies from the toxicity long before you would.


There are some very rare nasty worms/ parasites which can't be killed at all easily by the main medicines (e.g. racoon roundworm or trypanosomes) and the only available treatment is an arsenic-based substance! This works on the same principle of killing a small worm/ parasite quicker than killing you!