The first few days of treatment should kill all the live parasites.

After the eggs hatch (orphaned by the parasites recently exterminated)
the Humaworm 'should' kill the next generation
before they have a chance to lay eggs of their own.

That's the theory anyway. And is why it requires
patience and persistence but well worth the effort.

I think RG will have more to say on this
so will defer to him as the final word.

Good luck!

Don't worry, I'm dealing with Ascaris too. I did Humaworm almost 90 days ago and passed many Ascaris. I'm ready to do my next round of Humaworm on the 23rd.

I think for me the first round cleared up a lot of Parasites, and I believe that the Humaworm continues to work for awhile after you finish it because your system gets saturated with it.

I would just do the Humaworm every 90 days for two or three times until the bugs really clear out, then resume it every 6 months. That's what I'm going to do.

You are doing a fine job! Keep these things in mind:

#1 You could have picked up this infection from ANYWHERE! Here is good list of where parasites come from:
http://www.humaworm.com/invasion.html


#2 HUMAWORM will remove all it possibly can in 30 days. During the 90 day break - even if an egg or two escaped the FIRST treatment - they WILL NOT have the TIME to grow and breed enough to infect you as severly as you are infected now.

#3 The next round - in 90 days - will clear up any stragglers. I DO NOT want you to freak out and accidently create resistant parasites - it happened to this lady and I do not want it happening to you:
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=735294#i


You just hang in there and know that we are ALL here for you :)