As to your question of TCBZ, I could not get it, no one had experience with it, and my read was it caused a total kill, I had flukes in Brain so there was no way to adjust the kill rate.

Doctors will order a test if you insist. Their knowledge is so poor on labs in this area, even when told which test, they cannot do it. You need to id the lab, and the test number. You may even have to give them the address of the lab.

Flatworms, Flukes, Tapeworms can usually be identified by eye, after a challenge test of PinX or Praziquantel PZQ.

Roundworms are a different story.

Animal Antiparasitics are all we have a choice of, and can afford. I used some 300 grams of PZQ, it was a little over a dollar a gram.

ALB albendazole I used the internet for human tablets. Typically these are a dollar a pill, depending on the med.

I had my testing done by going to a hospital gastroenterologist. I do not know what lab they used. I was not very smart in those days, I thought they knew what they were doing. Big Mistake.

I tested positive for Ascaris, They missed the strongyloides, they did a blood smear.

Later on I found Quest Diagnostics one mile from my home, that had the ELISA test I wanted.

Expect the medical profession to be totally devoid of any competency when it comes to parasites.

You are 100% on your own.

The three most documented doctors on this forum come back with very mixed marks. All over the board.

Parasitology is an undeveloped medical field. The "experts" declined to treat, I called them all. Mayo declined, Duke declined, and the CDC referred me to the first group of "experts" Tropical medicine doctors know how to give shots, and collect payment, but do not treat.

I found intelligent people in research, I corresponded with a few.

Infectious Disease Doctors as a rule do not treat, but a few try.

Once in a while you find someone who reports a practitioner is willing to prescribe 3 pills of something, the CDC propaganda line.

Run Around.

A mile from my home UC has a group that treats children, they refused to treat an adult.

Most find Vet's are vastly more knowledgeable about parasites than doctors.

I find this forum to have more actual experience and talent that the rest of them combined.

Hey there! Are you please able to link me to your Australian source?

To answer your questions:
1. The medicine I was referring to in my blog was mebendazole. That is the only pharmaceutical that I used and I only used it for one month. It is good to change up your protocol after some time as the parasites are notorious for adaptation. My main med was an herbal formula called VitaKlenz that does come out of Australia. I also used an herbal formula from the Parasitology Center of Arizona. India has a reputation for fake drugs.
2. I don't know how to search for specific posts. Why don't you just do another post and ask for feedback from people on using Humaworm?
3. Pumpkin seed oil capsules are a good substitute for frozen cod liver oil capsules. Caster oil capsules are difficult to freeze and expensive comparatively. As with any new medicine, start slowly and build up to max dose. Start one new med at a time so you can track what you react to.
4.You can buy Bravo probiotic from Marsvenus.com. It is very, very expensive and you have to create a yogurt from the dry ingredients. It takes 24 hours. Dr. Kalcker's probiotic is probably OK during the cleanse. Save the Bravo until you are at the end of the cleanse.
5. Dr. Kalcker's protocol is difficult. As I said in answer to question 1, I only used mebendazole and the rest of his protocol for one month. Otherwise I used VitaKlenz for 10 days a month around the full moon for the egg killing phase. During the adult killing phase, I was using my full protocol every day for as long as I could tolerate it. I took a break occasionally because I just got too toxic. Listen to your body. I also used diatomaceous earth, frozen cod liver oil and activated hydrogen during the egg killing phase. I eliminated the cod liver oil and the activated hydrogen when it became obvious that I had killed all of the adult parasites. That was after about 2 months of no adults found in the stools.
6. It is likely that you have multiple parasites. They seem to come out sequentially. Dr. Kalcker's protocol is used for most common parasites. He co-wrote a book called Healing the Symptoms Known as Autism by Kerri Rivera which has his protocol with dosage based on weight as the book is devoted to curing children. It seems to be effective on ropeworms as well as worms and flukes.
7. I definitely had flukes. You can find a video on YouTube of a liver fluke being removed surgically. Some of mine were identical. I only started posting my blog after about 2-3 months of cleansing so I don't have pics of everything I passed. Look at my pics and there is one that looks just like a fish. Definitely a fluke. There are multiple types of flukes. There are an unknown number of human parasites. I have seen estimates of anywhere from 100 to 1000 different parasites. My naturopath thought that I was somewhat of a freak since I passed whole, undigested parasites. Now that some people are also using my protocol,, it seems that they are also passing undigested, whole parasites. I think it is the combination of things that makes the difference. Kill them and get rid of them before digestion occurs. Also, I have found that I am deficient in stomach acid, which is necessary to digest food as well as parasites. You may have more stomach acid and will pass digested or partially digested parasites. Yes, sometimes they look like mushrooms but I recommend you don't eat mushrooms while cleansing so there is no mistake. Don't eat corn, peppers and veggies that have tough fibers so there is no confusion. Keep track of what you eat. Generally you pass food in 24-48 hrs. after ingestion. The faster it passes through, the better.
Here's my unsolicited advice. Research all pharmaceuticals thoroughly. Some are known to be carcinogenic or have serious side effects. I researched mebendazole and I am very comfortable about recommending it.
There are two branches of thought on this forum. 1. Using pharmaceuticals. 2. Using herbals.
In my opinion, both have their place depending on the type and severity of infestation. You have to become your own healer and only you can decide what is right. This is also a process of trial and error. What worked for me may not work for you. My vote is with herbals since farmers use a lot of pharmaceuticals on animals that are raised for consumption by humans, so the possibility of parasites adapting to pharmaceuticals is very high. Keep a journal and let us know what works.