Re: How open that you are misdiagnosed with parasites?

>- Lab techs don't do a good job without any scientific evidence

Lots of evidence. First, there has been several studies that show the dismal rate of success. Second, there are lots of stories about that right here on these forums.

>- how open-minded do you think people are at this forum that they may have been misdiagnosed with parasites?

I do not question their open-mindedness. First, if you have seen parasites in your stool, then you know! It does not matter what your doctor says or the lab tech says.

If you receive a positive diagnosis from a lab, then you know it is right because a false positive is almost impossible and highly unlikely. The lab tech must document a positive test.

>- since so many people seem to be having problems ridding what they think they have.

The methods that they choose are possibly not very effective.

There are many parasite cleanses and some claim to be more gentle. What do you want? Gentle or effective?

I have seen a lot of people buy cheap zappers, zappers that use wrist straps, and zappers that have pennies or even finger rings as contacts. These things are not going to produce a strong effective signal.

I am sorry, do not expect much if you buy a Ford Focus when you need a Abrams M1 tank. Not dissing the Focus, it has it place but do not expect to get far in knee deep mud or if the road is blocked by 3 foot round boulders.

You have almost no hope of reaching parasites when using a standard zapper with only 2 contacts.