Re: Re: Hulda afterthought

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Not surprising. My scat research has been more to determine diet. Although

tribes always had a nearby water supply its doubtful all washed all their

food like raccoons. Eating roots with soil, insects, raw or lightly cooked

meat and stomach contents could all give parasites. Cancer seems to be a

disease of civilization and extreme domestication. Don't think population

numbers in comparison make it look that way.

Wanita

> I was reading through some human scat files from early man( god

> don't ask why) but almost all of them has worms.

> http://www.scirpus.ca/dung/dung.shtml

> Lynn

>

>

> > If all mammals get/can get parasites, cancer is/was rare if not

> unknown in

> > mammals that live in wild, unpolluted environments, is becoming

> more

> > prevalent in livestock with more abusive, removed from nature

> raising

> > practices, is most common in dogs, cats, humans, where does that

> leave

> > parasites in cause? Points more to diets and lifestyles removed

> from nature.

> >

> > Wanita