Date:   2/15/2004 2:58:22 AM ( 20 y ago)
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I think it's all a matter of how extreme you want to be. From what I have read her so far, parasites are everywhere. That's how they survive and grow. parasites gotta live, too! (Just not in me!) :)

You could get all cleaned of parasites, and catch another one five minutes later by touching something and touching your mouth with it. You can rid yourself of candida and breathe in a new spore five minutes later. That's why there is periodic maintenence. We have to get ourselves cleaned out, and then do maintenence once in a while! Wouldn't it be great if we could just do this stuff ONCE in our life, and then forget about it, forever? Oh well...

Yes, pets have more potential of "bringing things in" but let's not forget that everything else is a potential parasite source, too. A roommate. A family member. How about when you purchase something at the store and the clerk hands you your change... where has that money been, recently? What is on that doorknob when you leave the store?

You could drive yourself crazy with this stuff and end up being totally paranoid. I am sure you could rid yourself of parasites forever... but it would probably involve living the rest of your life inside an oxygen bubble in a laboratory somewhere! What kind of a life would that be? What's the point?

We are all surrounded by parasites every day of our lives, whether we have pets or not. I think it's up to the individual. It is up to us to decide how much time and energy to devote on cleansing. Some may do well by just doing the cleanses and maintenence. Others may find that they are more sensitive, and need to remove all the chemicals and cleaning supplies from their house in order to find relief.

The only way to find out is by the experience we gain through good old trial-and error...
 

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