Oh, my

It is absolutely NOT my intention to come across as ridiculing, here.

You provided sort of vague descriptions in your posts and I am curious as to whom firmly diagnosed you with internal parasites. Was a stool sampled collected and analyzed? Did you visit a certified and licensed Natural Doctor, or traditional doctor? Did a laboratory perform the analysis?

One of the issues that people run into when they distrust doctors is that they engage in self-diagnosis. Natural Doctors require many, many years of education and practice before they can become certified and licensed to practice. This means that a LOT of people out there are engaging in self-diagnosis which can become disastrous.

MANY people confuse "strings" of rolled toilet paper as roundworms, or other parasites. Sometimes, things that cannot be digested (nuts, berries, etc.) pass through the digestive process to appear to be parasitic eggs, or other foreign bodies. Without a microscope and clinical knowledge to identify parasites, this can lead people into a belief that they are infested and need to take immediate action using all sorts of self-treatments that are not only useless, but some can be dangerous if the individual is not instructed on the proper means to use the treatments.

The important lesson from this terrible experience is to seek a sound diagnosis either from a certified, licensed Natural practitioner, or a traditional doctor.

Best wishes to you on your recovery. Tweet