Re: Re: Parasites and iodine

[Guest guest]

Now this is the second time in a week someone has told me that they are passing

dead bugs in the toilet. This other person says her girlfriend is peeing out

small bugs after some type of cleansing... they look like pepper. Can you get

graphic and tell us what you are seeing; worms in feces, dots in urine...What?

I find it hard to imagine.

--- Debi <purpleirismama@...> wrote:

> Thanks! Killing them isn't gross, just seeing them is and I hate the

> thought of them in me.

> I wonder if I should increase the dosage for 3 days to kill off

> anything.

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> > Yes. It seems to kill off intestinal and other pathogens. We've had

> reports

> > of a couple of people who had intermittent diarrhea which disappeared

> after

> > taking iodine. Probably an intestinal parasite got hammered. I don't

> find

> > killing parasites gross at all.

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> > L.

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[Guest guest]

I've never heard of parasites in urine. However in feces, very common. Look up

tape worms, pinworms, etc...

Michigan

<kennio@...> wrote:

Now this is the second time in a week someone has told me that they

are passing

dead bugs in the toilet. This other person says her girlfriend is peeing out

small bugs after some type of cleansing... they look like pepper. Can you get

graphic and tell us what you are seeing; worms in feces, dots in urine...What?

I find it hard to imagine.

--- Debi <purpleirismama@...> wrote:

> Thanks! Killing them isn't gross, just seeing them is and I hate the

> thought of them in me.

> I wonder if I should increase the dosage for 3 days to kill off

> anything.

>

>

> >

> >

> > Yes. It seems to kill off intestinal and other pathogens. We've had

> reports

> > of a couple of people who had intermittent diarrhea which disappeared

> after

> > taking iodine. Probably an intestinal parasite got hammered. I don't

> find

> > killing parasites gross at all.

> >

> > L.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I know about those worms; I personally wouldn't call them common. I do think

that such a small amount of iodine wouldn't kill them in a person.

The reason I ask is that there is a trendy product that claims a parasite die

off and is marketed through a pyramid type of marketing scheme and I just

question the validity of the claims. It's like a fear factor backlash.

What I can't imagine is that there is some new natural product on the market

that causes spontaneous die off the these parasites in the infected like I am

hearing.... maybe an ingredient resembles a bug as it is passed. It is never

quite explained what the parasites look like.

But if this poster says she saw them then she saw them... I'd like to know what

they looked like and if she were certain they were parasites.

--- Z <perennialgardener2003@...> wrote:

> I've never heard of parasites in urine. However in feces, very common. Look

> up tape worms, pinworms, etc...

>

> Michigan

>

> <kennio@...> wrote:

> Now this is the second time in a week someone has told me that they

> are passing

> dead bugs in the toilet. This other person says her girlfriend is peeing out

> small bugs after some type of cleansing... they look like pepper. Can you get

> graphic and tell us what you are seeing; worms in feces, dots in

> urine...What?

> I find it hard to imagine.

>

> --- Debi <purpleirismama@...> wrote:

>

> > Thanks! Killing them isn't gross, just seeing them is and I hate the

> > thought of them in me.

> > I wonder if I should increase the dosage for 3 days to kill off

> > anything.

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Yes. It seems to kill off intestinal and other pathogens. We've had

> > reports

> > > of a couple of people who had intermittent diarrhea which disappeared

> > after

> > > taking iodine. Probably an intestinal parasite got hammered. I don't

> > find

> > > killing parasites gross at all.

> > >

> > > L.

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Furthermore if I saw parasites coming out of me after such light iodine dosing,

I would be chugging the stuff, painting my entire body, gargling with

it...shampooing my hair, cat and clothes with it. Just kidding but I would be

very *disturbed* to see something like that.

--- Z <perennialgardener2003@...> wrote:

> I've never heard of parasites in urine. However in feces, very common. Look

> up tape worms, pinworms, etc...

>

> Michigan

>

> <kennio@...> wrote:

> Now this is the second time in a week someone has told me that they

> are passing

> dead bugs in the toilet. This other person says her girlfriend is peeing out

> small bugs after some type of cleansing... they look like pepper. Can you get

> graphic and tell us what you are seeing; worms in feces, dots in

> urine...What?

> I find it hard to imagine.

>

> --- Debi <purpleirismama@...> wrote:

>

> > Thanks! Killing them isn't gross, just seeing them is and I hate the

> > thought of them in me.

> > I wonder if I should increase the dosage for 3 days to kill off

> > anything.

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Yes. It seems to kill off intestinal and other pathogens. We've had

> > reports

> > > of a couple of people who had intermittent diarrhea which disappeared

> > after

> > > taking iodine. Probably an intestinal parasite got hammered. I don't

> > find

> > > killing parasites gross at all.

> > >

> > > L.

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Giant kidney worms pass egss in the urine, but I doubt they are large

enough to be very visible with the naked eye.

http://ryoko.biosci.ohio-state.edu/~parasite/dioctophyme.html

Alobar

On 7/27/06, Z <perennialgardener2003@...> wrote:

> I've never heard of parasites in urine. However in feces, very common. Look

up tape worms, pinworms, etc...

>

> Michigan

[Guest guest]

I sometimes use words, in my mind know what I mean...but not apparent to others.

COMMON in my usage in that they are not unheard of. People eat pork, kids with

fingers in their mouths, eyes, etc. etc...pick up the parasite eggs (been a long

time since I've read up on this, but I'm sure quite accurate.)

I'd too like to know a description of what she's experiencing/seeing. White

flat pieces in feces, etc. etc????

Michigan

<kennio@...> wrote:

I know about those worms; I personally wouldn't call them common. I do

think

that such a small amount of iodine wouldn't kill them in a person.

The reason I ask is that there is a trendy product that claims a parasite die

off and is marketed through a pyramid type of marketing scheme and I just

question the validity of the claims. It's like a fear factor backlash.

What I can't imagine is that there is some new natural product on the market

that causes spontaneous die off the these parasites in the infected like I am

hearing.... maybe an ingredient resembles a bug as it is passed. It is never

quite explained what the parasites look like.

But if this poster says she saw them then she saw them... I'd like to know what

they looked like and if she were certain they were parasites.

--- Z <perennialgardener2003@...> wrote:

> I've never heard of parasites in urine. However in feces, very common. Look

> up tape worms, pinworms, etc...

>

> Michigan

>

> <kennio@...> wrote:

> Now this is the second time in a week someone has told me that they

> are passing

> dead bugs in the toilet. This other person says her girlfriend is peeing out

> small bugs after some type of cleansing... they look like pepper. Can you get

> graphic and tell us what you are seeing; worms in feces, dots in

> urine...What?

> I find it hard to imagine.

>

> --- Debi <purpleirismama@...> wrote:

>

> > Thanks! Killing them isn't gross, just seeing them is and I hate the

> > thought of them in me.

> > I wonder if I should increase the dosage for 3 days to kill off

> > anything.

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Yes. It seems to kill off intestinal and other pathogens. We've had

> > reports

> > > of a couple of people who had intermittent diarrhea which disappeared

> > after

> > > taking iodine. Probably an intestinal parasite got hammered. I don't

> > find

> > > killing parasites gross at all.

> > >

> > > L.

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

KIDNEY WORMS??? LOL...omg, never heard of that before.

Michigan

Alobar <Alobar@...> wrote:

Giant kidney worms pass egss in the urine, but I doubt they are large

enough to be very visible with the naked eye.

http://ryoko.biosci.ohio-state.edu/~parasite/dioctophyme.html

Alobar

On 7/27/06, Z <perennialgardener2003@...> wrote:

> I've never heard of parasites in urine. However in feces, very common. Look up

tape worms, pinworms, etc...

>

> Michigan

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[Guest guest]

I studied parisitology in college. Lots of creepy crittrers around.

Gave me nightmares for years. Now, over 40 years latwr, I still

scrutinize the toilet before flushing. Eye worms, brain worms, hook

worms whose larvae burrow into the soles of your feet, etc. The nasty

one are most common in the tropical jungles. Living up North has its

advantages.

Alobar

On 7/27/06, Z <perennialgardener2003@...> wrote:

> KIDNEY WORMS??? LOL...omg, never heard of that before.

>

> Michigan

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