Well i live near the ocean on the east coast of the USA and go swimming every summer so if i already had them, it must not have been for that long. But i see worms and shedded skin in my poop every day, some days its just straight black diarrhea with lots more worms than usual. So there are still a lot in there but i haven't seen a big round worm come out yet, i think it might be threadworms (strongyloides) or maybe blood flukes because they are full of blood sometimes. Those 2 types have a hard time getting rid of even with medicine. I took Albenza twice a day for a week and they still keep coming back. 2 weeks after the medicine i had a headache and fever for a couple days and it seems like they only got worse.

Well i don't eat meat, but i ate a mango from Venezuela. I also cut my foot on a rock with a bunch of snails on them, i let them crawl on my arms and that's why i think it could be blood flukes, especially because i see some bright red thin ones in my poop. But i did walk barefoot with this cut on my foot so maybe i have multiple kinds of worms. I see shedded skin too every time i poop. I thought Ascaris (giant roundworms) took more than 2 weeks to complete their cycle and start coming out of you and it was not very long at all after i came back from the island that i started having symptoms and seeing this. Blood flukes and Strongyloides only take 2 weeks to show up and also i had a mosquito-looking rash up my legs (that was not even mosquito bites) which is the first symptom of blood fluke infection. Or maybe it could be hookworms but they are shorter than what i'm seeing i think. Maybe i should just order Humaworm...

Do you think that is why humaworm is so important because while these parasites are drug resistant they aren't as resistant to the herbs? I know that the first time I used the HW I felt so much better, and I am now using a second round of it. (just 2 days in) I was so ill prior to finding HW, and I didn't realize I had the ascaris, I just knew I was not well and the medical doctors could not find one thing wrong, although my feet turned bluish gray while sitting on their table. (my pcp just said, "raynauds") I'm guessing that either the medical profession are profoundly undereducated in these things, or they are very comfortable not getting to the root of the health problems, or perhaps, both. I couldn't even get my Pcp to order a proper lab order to get the ascaris worms properly identified. The lab sent me away with the evidence, saying it was not properly collected. (seriously?) I still do not have this in my medical file because the pcp dropped the ball. I'm just "mysteriously" ill. I'm frustrated with the medical field, but empowered by humaworm. So all in all I'm grateful.