getting rid of parasites is a very complex matter

this is my unscientific opinion

if you only had one kind of parasite in your body, and you understood it's life cycle, it would be easy to get rid of them

but most people have several infections going simultaneously

parasites work together synergistically and mutate quickly, read parasite Rex

some of them lay hundreds of thousands of eggs that won't hatch out until the mother dies, because she puts off a hormone that causes them to remain unhatched

they also respond to the anti-parasitical herbs in the same manner, in other words, they won't hatch out as long as it's in the bloodstream

so you have to stop taking anti-parastical herbs for a while, to give the eggs a chance to hatch out, then go after the larva, before they have a chance to reach adolescence, and start mating and lay more eggs...

if you just kill off all the adults, and you don't get the eggs out of your system, you will be sicker than you were before you started, when the eggs hatch out

the mother worms make little mucous nests for their eggs in the colon, they are called diverticuli, and they encapsulate the nests, or cover the pockets, so the medicine doesn't get into the nests and kill the eggs

now suppose you have several species infecting you... and one of them's life cycle is 1-2 days, another one is 1-2 weeks, another one is 2-3 months, then what do you do? How long should you take the herbs and how long should you lay off?

it gets complicated really fast

especially if you also have some viruses like herpes, epstein barr, hep c, shingles, flu, cold, west nile, etc

plus a little candida, bacteria, some amoebas and a few protozoas...

as most people do

at some point the immune system gets overwhelmed and you start feeling horrible

they will move in for the kill if you don't help your immune system, and fight them off with herbs or something