Date:   7/1/2011 1:25:27 PM ( 13 y ago)
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1 2 3 4 I declare a worm war! Check out the life cycle of Ascaris (roundworm) they don't stay in the small intestine. This is part of what makes them so resistant. Once they hatch in the intestine they migrate in the blood stream to the lungs. You cough them up and swallow them-introducing them back to the GI. Also when you lay still at night you may notice odd wiggles/twitches in your muscles, etc. This would obviously be the result of the hatch-lings not making it to the lungs. They eventually migrate back to the abdomen and there is a duct beside the gall bladder that they use to get back in the intestines. I became aware of it because adults were escaping my attempts to end them. I have had this going on for several years. You have to be smarter and know more about these things than you ever wanted to. Also I read that Zymax II isn't systemic. So if you are dealing with repeat infections., you better diversify your treatment for systemic and clearing the intestines of parasites. Get on a herbal parasite cleans(that is systemic) and stay on it consistently for a long period of time. Give it a year or more.
Good Luck!
 

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