I TOTALLY AGREE!

I have a 20 year old son that I adopted from Chile in 1991. He was almsot 5 when I got him. He was sickly, Malnourished and full of parasites. It took 2 years and mega testing and lots and lots of doctors that didnt believe it when the results came in. he was infested with parasites! His intestines were totally full of them. It took some rigorus drugs and a 2 week hospital visit to cure him. Which I never believed he was totally rid of them. Now that I have found this place I have already ordered us both a treatment and I cant wait. He is very healthy now but he still has bowel issues that never seem to clear up. After his first treatment we had moved away from his doctors that knew the truth and as he got older it was harder and harder to find a doctor that would actully agree that he had them in the first place. We are so happy that we found this place and we are especially exited to see what results we will have. Sad thing is..not only is human population in denial. SOOO many docs are also. And soo many people relying on doctors to tell them what is wrong. Which puts us folks back in the realm of denial in more ways than one. AMEN FOR HUMAWORM!

That and accumulated acid waste (morbid matters) from incorrect diet.

Sometimes it takes a serious, even life threatening illness, before people consider the possibility that their doctors don't know everything, in fact aren't educated enough to look further. That goes for both pets and people. I've never understood this denial of things like parasites, like you only risk an infestation if you've been traveling outside the U.S. It's arrogant to deny our reality. We have them. Anyone can get them, although historically, some parts of the world have been riskier to live in than others. And even that is probably going to change permamently. If a parasite was once prevalent in one part of the world, with our global economy and climate changes, give that particular parasite several shipping containers of food and they'll travel the world.

My mother always accepted whatever her doctor told her. My father is the opposite. He's always taken time to educate himeself on symptoms and push his doctor for answers or to try new things. He's the only person I know whose doctor writes him prescriptions for vitamins!

I think at some point in the future, it will be very common wisdom that if you're regularly worming a pet, you're also worming yourself. We used to do this as a matter of course. Then it fell out of fashion.