Re: Re: TSO - helminthic therapy to reduce neuroinflammation and autoi...

June 9, 2009

With respect the same lack of trials for Dr Goldberg's work could also be

said to apply and I speak as a parent who visited from the UK cognisant of

that fact, but believing that his theory closely mirrors my view on what

went wrong for some of my children. I have enormous respect for Dr Goldberg

and not least because of the very respectful and kind way he dealt with my

boys but I get concerned when it seems that individuals are encouraged to

passively accept a line without the need for explanation. The best advocates

for children are individual parents and we advocate best on the basis of

informed opinion.

In a message dated 09/06/2009 20:32:37 GMT Standard Time,

donnaaron@... writes:

He might approve once the trials have been done.

> > >

> > > > Pig whip worms are found in dirt in more rural areas, not to be

> > > > confused with human whip worm These worms cannot infect people and

> > > > supposedly by taking the eggs the larvae will come out and

> > active the

> > > > immune response and regulatory system in the gut in a positve

> > > > way. It

> > > > can only live in the intestine and is not contagious. It will only

> > > > live for about 8 weeks, but studies are showing that it is

> > benefiting

> > > > those with immune issues. Sounds disgusting, but we take probiotis

> > > > and

> > > > that bacteria and we all seem mentally ok with that. Supossedly

> > these

> > > > worms are abopout an inch lonc and thin as hair--YUK

> > > >

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