Re: Any Opinion?

Boldyloxx,

Last night I had only a few hours of sleep. Was all in thought. I need to clarify this for my knowledge and be done with it once and forever. Then the topic would be closed I hope. I will pray for peace of mind but I long to find the answers, if you could please…

1) How can we be certain that Mrs Clark was correct in her persuasion regarding chemicals and their relation to parasites in the body? Let us make two experimental piles: one of food, the other – of chemical material. Which pile will a human worm choose to crawl to? It is an all-natural creature and will most certainly be attracted to the food pile rather than inorganic metal or chemical accumulation.
2) Since worms are active in the body, they most likely make their internal tunnels and roads to shift their location from the colon to the brain etc… In this case, has anyone ever seen any live lump/cord crawling right underneath the skin, making its way through…? I understand they move inside but wouldn’t it be possible that they move underneath the skin also?
3) According to the idea that they infest the entire body, has any case ever been registered when a worm would come out of ears, nostrils or menstrual discharge?
4) Has any case been registered when a worm would get into the breathing tube and cause suffocation? (do you understand what i mean by the tube? not sure what it is in your language. Breather?)
5) Isn’t that obvious that people can get infected with parasites as the result of food spoilage that they did not notice, poor hygiene or through animals. This would be very common and normal then and will not require any additional thoughts and worries about other parasites that are not caused by these reasons.

This I want to ask too: if a worm comes out of you natural regular way…and gets stuck being only half way out, and fights back, what do you do? with calmness of the spirit and steady hand just grab and pull? Any emotional consequences afterwards? Heard any stories like that?

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