400 parasite eggs found in 1 gram of human stool sample

Infectious disease specialists, tropical disease specialists, medical researchers found 400 parasite eggs PER GRAM of stool sample in infected people in endemic areas of hydatid tapeworms and blood flukes. A gram is less then a teaspoon. If some parasites lay up to a million eggs a day in a human, sheep, cat, dog, horse, etc it is reasonable to find 400 parasite eggs per gram of stool sample. Apparently this, 400/g is a common egg load in hydatid, blood fluke, contaminated infectious parasite endemic regions, individuals animals and areas where deworming is not done regularily. Many areas in usa, europe, middle east, south america, asia, etc have infected endemic regions. the infectious disease aka parasite egg transmission rate is increasing due to travel, import, export,zoonotic transmission, pets, migration, eating infected meats, sanitation problems, etc.
if you eat meat, best to freeze all meat 48 hours before cooking, and deworm your pets, self, family and environment of infectious eggs. 400 eggs per gram of fecal matter is a very infectious situation.
Link to WHO report
http://www.emro.who.int/Publications/EMHJ/0605/09.htm Tweet