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Someone please tell me this is NOT true.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3rYXCeKYqo
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtyHyG2u4s0
:-O- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... tatsianalin
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Tapeworms, Round worms, Flukes?
Hulda Clark Cleanses
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Get rid of the life suckers!
This is a reply to # 2,142,719I also want to hear that this is not true… Your video reminded me about one experience from my past. Once I had Kombusha and I was drinking it and changed water every day maybe for a month or so. After I was lazy to change water and I left it in the cupboard for some time. I actually red that strong Kombusha is good for hair or something else (I dont remember already). When I took Kombusha out it was full of small worms, so small that I did not notice them at once.
I am thinking every day from where these Rope worms are coming. I suspect they have some relation to jelly fish. And Kombusha look very much like jelly fish… What surprise me that worms could live in this highly concentrated Kombusha, so probably in vinegar they also can.
So my question would be if people suffering from Roap worms ever remember drinking Kombusha?
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This is a reply to # 2,142,731OMG, this is the LAST thing we need. To have to question something that is thought of as part of the fight against these organisms. I'm already compulsively paranoid about everything......from the air quality in my house, to the quality of the tap water, which I don't drink, but I do bathe in and you breath in all those contaminates through steam, to every time my cats use their catbox, i obsess about what they are tracking all over my house. Getting rid of them is not an option.....even organic herbs (are they REALLY organic? Is this brand the most effective? What kind of container should I store them in? Do these glass jars have lead in them?) AND now I need to question my trusty ACV which I use in my homemade salad dressings, enemas and drink? Noooooo!
I swear, when i first saw those videos, I wanted to throw up 1000x to make up for all the times I have ingested ACV. Of course, that wouldn't help, but the ewwww factor made me ill. I hope someone here has a microscope and can do their own investigation. Someone please look into this!
I remember countless times when I would see the "mother" in a glass of ACV I had prepared in some water to drink and it would weird me out; it did look kind of 'wormy', but I would give myself a pep-talk that it wasn't creepy; it was good for me and drink it down. I'm going to try to not run away with this as fact, until we get some more evidence. For all we know, that was a bad batch or something. :-/
As far as Kombucha, I don't drink it, but I do drink coconut kefir waters....by the gallon. God help me if the 'healthiness' of that ever gets questioned...
***PS. I have no idea why this got posted in the Tobacco forum. It was an accident and I can't see how to fix it. Sorry guys over there!
- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... Deesmiles
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Tapeworms, Round worms, Flukes?
Hulda Clark Cleanses
Remove Parasites and Worms
Get rid of the life suckers!
This is a reply to # 2,142,731Hi Guys,
Oh noooo! More stuff to ponder.
I craved kombucha non stop around the second year of illness.
I HAD to buy one everyday just to function. Finally I decided to brew my own and made gallons with those huge scobys. Finally the craving subsided and I tossed the process. Weird because as I felt better kombucha sounded unappealing.
Fascinating find! Not sure what it means...BUT interesting.
Some food for thought; kombucha is (if I recall) a common
household drink in Russia that is said to have amazing health
benifits....Hmmm
Best
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Tapeworms, Round worms, Flukes?
Hulda Clark Cleanses
Remove Parasites and Worms
Get rid of the life suckers!
This is a reply to # 2,142,739Hi Deesmiles :)
Do you ever use ACV?
I am the same about my coconut probiotic drink. I buy it from WF's by the case and drink one a day. It's so refreshing and I find that when I feel a little nauseous from whatever protocol I'm doing, it really makes me feel better. Kind of the same affect as gingerale, which I make homemade, but it's rather time consuming. I think I have shied away from Kombucha because of the sugar. If I remember correctly, they have a lot of sugar, no?
Hope your doing well! Anything new? I was reading about your success with zapping with DMSO. I have a very expensive zapper that is just sitting in a box because it didn't do much for me, but I may have to dust it off and give it another try when my DMSO arrives. Was that your first success at getting visible ropes/worms out? I will do a happy dance when I finally find a chink in their armor and actually get some out too!
- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... Deesmiles
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This is a reply to # 2,142,750Hi Guys,
Too funny!! Worms Suck, the third year of illness I was soooo addicted to coconut water! May have been the potassium. I would only purchase the Kombucha that had 6gms Sugar per bottle. Yes, have used ACV and still do.
Interesting Tatsianalin :)
Looking back, I think it was the DMSO and not the Zapper that helped with this condition. What I got out were what looked like flukes, which I now think were sections of Ropes. I used the Zapper non stop because it seemed to stun them but within 15 min. symptoms would return.
Right now I'm trying to figure out if my energy level is normal. I have shifted to the energy level of a teen, which
has been pretty silly (dancing around the house confusing everyone)...So I've been paying attention to when I wake in the night. I'm still waking at 2am in a really good mood but...I don't trust it. So a couple of nights ago I mixed the DMSO with aloe and added a drop of Lugols (burns like a b-tch)to rub on my adrenals with the hunch that there's a couple suc***s on them interfering with their mission. Low and behold the next day another Rope...I'll write an update soon, still playing this out a bit.
Healing Regards
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This is a reply to # 2,142,812I am soooooo jealous of that energy you speak of. Enjoy it, don't question it! Dance, dance, dance!!! I remember a few years back when I thought my biggest problem was Candida and I was on a Candida diet while taking Syntol. Oh man, I had boundless energy and it confused me too. I was so accustomed to my lethargy that I thought it was normal. One day I was just getting so much done and was in the best mood and it clicked that this is how I am SUPPOSED to feel! I had to give up on the diet because I was losing too much wt. But I would do anything to get back to that energy level. All the goals I have in life would be reached easily. SIGH.
One thing, and this maybe be too awkward to answer in public, so PM me if so :), but are the ropes you find really obvious or do you have to go in for a "search & recover" mission? lol. I keep wondering if I'm not being thorough enough in investigating BM's. The things that people post pics of seem so delicate, I wonder how in the world they found them and fished them out so well. Are the ropes ever really obvious just visibly?- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... Deesmiles
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This is a reply to # 2,142,944Hi Worms Suck,
You WILL get there...Just follow your instincts and trust the process that you think will be a winner for you. Thinking back (if it means anything) I think fear kept things a bit too safe for this condition. When I made the decision to go full force (for my limits) I concluded Science was too far off and I had no choice.. then propelled from there. No shades of gray. I did thrash my intestines but compared to the prior..no complaints; took about 2 1/2 wks to heal. Not saying the approach I took is right for you. There are many approaches at this time.
Thank you for your words of encouragement, I took them to heart and realized the need to switch gears a bit. I also took notice of some supplements I was taking that were no longer needed anymore (body chemistry change).
The scoop :)
In the beginning I would use a colander set under the seat cover and rinse by pulling the removable shower head (in reach)over to the colander :/ Couldn't stand this process and just felt it was unhealthy (for my senses) so I now
try to utilize a 2 Qt. warm water enema nightly and use a chopstick to touch the bottom and pull up the side, after the first expulsion (while the water is still clear). If there are Ropes they do reveal. If there are a couple sections you can usually tell if they were connected at some point. I then scoop them out with either tongs or a spoon, put them in a bowl, rinse them and lay them on a paper plate...Ewwwww!!! Sorry for the extreme details, figured why go half a-- on this one!
OK then....I REALLY can't wait until your feeling better!
Hugs & Healing Regards
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- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... missfoxxy
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This is a reply to # 2,142,750Depending on the brand, Some kombucha has up to 12g of sugar- but most is only 2-4 grams, so it is much lower in Sugar than you'd expect! GT's kombucha is a good one. I prefer the Passionberry 'Synergy' Flavor.
- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... Deesmiles
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- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... oyamagirl
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This is a reply to # 2,142,731Its not true about Kombucha.. Those would have been fruit fly larvae.
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- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... sd2345
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This is a reply to # 2,142,719"The Vinegar Experiment"
http://naturalscienceseducation.wordpress.com/2012/06/29/ilabs-worms-in-my-vi...
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/793734
The Vinegar Eel
http://www.ripleys.com/weird/daily-dose-of-weird-wtf-blog/amazing-science/the... - Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... Soly047
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This is a reply to # 2,142,719This is true. But this nematodes are harmless and non-parasitic in humans. They feed on the bacteria.
- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... tatsianalin
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This is a reply to # 2,142,765Extract from Wikipedia: Although Kombucha is claimed to have several beneficial effects on health, these claims are not supported by scientific evidence. Drinking Kombucha has been linked to serious side effects and deaths, and improper preparation can lead to contamination.
Can it be that when people, suffering from immunosuppression drink Kombucha it continue to grow and spread inside of the body??? Yes, somehow its crazy but this Rope worm that I have in vodka look soooo similar to Kombusha. And many people suspect that Roaps are related to fungus and have success with antifungals. Kombucha is also fungus…
From Wiki: Kombucha should never be fermented with stevia, xylitol, lactose, or any artificial sweetener.
So I am planning to cut out all sources of Sugar and fructose and add yogurt with xylitol.:)
P.S. by the way I am originally from Russia and not so many people familiar here with Kombucha.
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This is a reply to # 2,142,792Plus, there is no beneficial fungi in the body, so it's best not to introduce fungus, but try to kill it.
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This is a reply to # 2,142,826I agree! Maybe i am just biased against all worms now now, but I am having such a hard time evicting these muthas, that there is no way I am going to voluntarily ingest them. I hate what these worms have done to me. I used to have compassion for earthworms. I would see them struggling on a sidewalk after a big rain and scoop it up and move it back to the soil. No more. Now i just walk past them, in disgust. And earthworms are actually beneficial! But my bias is too strong. No, I think I will use the remainder of my ACV for enemas. I feel they work too well. Even a tsp added to warm water and it's VERY hard to hold. I feel like this is a good sign that it's doing something good. But then I will do second enema to rinse out whatever residue is left. Or do a really strong second one of eucalyptus to kill the tiny nems.
I have gone through countless large bottles of br*ggs. One thing that comes to mind though, is that for about a year now, I have noticed that Br*gg's ACV is much paler in color than it used to be. It then turns to the usual deep golden color when sitting in my pantry for a while, but now I'm wondering if they started bottling the stuff sooner in hopes that it would be consumed before these nems had a chance to hatch for the purpose of staying in business? Hmmm.
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- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... tatsianalin
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- Re: Unpasteurized apple cider vinega... HappyRaptor
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This is a reply to # 2,142,719Those look like whipworms. Not good. I was thinking they would be some sort of apple worm, but those definitely aren't those, or the larvae of fruit flies. People have always asked me why I did not use Bragg's, and now I can tell them. I just don't feel right with unpasteurized liquids.
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This is a reply to # 2,142,719oh no. I took two doses of this and it made me have an awful stomach ache. I stopped and figured maybe my system wasnt ready. ewwww. Thats getting dumped out.
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This is a reply to # 2,142,719These are Turbatrix aceti aka vinegar eels. I feed them to my fish, they are 100% not parasitic. They feed off the live bacteria in the vinegar, the whole reason you buy unpasteurized. Once it's pasteurized, the bacteria is gone and with no food source the worms die.
I am not allowed to post outside links yet so just Google Turbatrix aceti or "vinegar eels".
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