Re: ?? for Glaxony and other regulars on this forum

People with compromised immune systems are much more vulnerable to parasites. In that case, they will make you very sick rather quickly if you don't do something about them.

If you are a relatively healthy person, your immune system will take care of (the majority of) them, and you will most likely live to a ripe old age, before they start to get out of hand. If you have health insurance, the doctors will prescribe anti-biotics to keep them in check. You don't have to worry about them unless they are making you sick, and you don't have any health insurance, or the medicine you get from the doctor doesn't work.

If I had a kid with pinworms, I'd make herbal suppositories by mixing coconut oil with powdered anti-parasitical herbs, and teach my child how to insert them to relieve the itching. I'd probably use a product like Humaworm quarterly as a preventative. If my child came down with a bacterial infection, I'd give him goldenseal and plenty of probiotics. I would not become overly obsessive about deworming relatively healthy children. There is no reason for it.

When I write my posts, I am primarily talking to people like me. I got very ill, felt my life was in danger, and that I needed to go for a deep cleanse.


I had pinworms when I was a kid. I know how miserable that can be. As an adult, I got hemmorrhoids. I beleive the two are related.

Kids with pinworms need relief from rectal itching. Keep suppositories in the freezer, and they will most like use them up. You might want to rotate herbs every few months. Throw something new into the formula once in a while. There are hundreds of herbs with anti-parasitical qualities. Do a search, make a list, look for them at the health food store, keep a variety on hand. Make capsules for them to take too. Start with a small amount and slowly increase, as always.

Keep fresh sheets on the beds if you notice they are using the suppositories. Explain to them that if the suppository makes them poop, they need to insert another one after pooping.

Inserting a scored clove of sprouted garlic will also relieve the itching, but it will make stink farts. Feed them food cooked with garlic, onions and ginger. If their immune systems are strong, and their butt doesn't itch, they are probably not infected. Don't worry about it.

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