Re: Excerpt from "The Parasite Menace":

"It is important to take something to move the worms out of the digestive tract, because the pumpkin seeds merely paralyse the worm and does not kill it.
When you use the seeds, try to leave the fine inner skin beneath the shell intact, because it is important to eat this skin with the seeds. Keep to a healthy diet and take the seeds every morning on an empty stomach. Chew well. Children are given 10-15 seeds a day and adults 20-30 seeds for about two weeks. Take a purgative or laxative, one hour after each dose of seeds. An increased number of pumpkin seeds need to be eaten if tapeworms are the problem. You can repeat this treatment as often as necessary without any danger of side effects. With tapeworms make sure that the entire worm is expelled. Eating pumpkin seeds regularly may help to prevent these parasites."

Horrendous grammar, but interesting nonetheless.