Re: The obvious problem....

While if may be possible that a few here might not actually have an extensive parasite infestation, I will submit that most and almost all have at least a few helminths and other major parasites, such as rotifera, in their intestines.

Everyone has bacterial, protozoal, and fungal parasites. Everyone, including those who live in a bubble.

Even dogs and cats that have recently been wormed will still have some worms unless they are placed into a sterile environment. We and our pets are constantly contaminated.

Read: http://paradevices.com/how_parasites.html

The truth is that if you look really hard, sooner or later, you are going to find the progeny of parasites in your stool. Even though I have done cleanses and thoroughly zapped, and I do not currently have the symptoms that I once had, I am sure that I must at least have a few hiding somewhere inside.

The truth is that a few does not bother me. I can handle a few. It is the massive overload of parasites that is a major concern and must be dealt with.

On the other hand, there is no better feeling than seeing a dead Tapeworm in your stool.