Re: Humaworm Update/

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There are others that will probably have a better response than I do, but I can explain why we decided to take Humaworm.I saw many emails within this group with the word Humaworm in them and decided to read them. I saw some positive remarks. I started researching parasites online. According to what I have read, there are many countries who treat people every 6 months for parasites. I wanted to know why. From what I've read one can get parasites from just about anything. Our pediatrician said she got parasites 3 times from eating those pre-washed bagged salads. All 4 of our family members were tested for parasites. Our son had parasites earlier in the year, our daughter tested positive for them a month ago. So I thought it would be beneficial to adopt a program to treat them once or twice a year

to see if it helps. Since I had read positive remarks here and found blogs where people had reported their positive experience taking Humaworm, I had to check it out. I learned about the company and the history of Dr. and Humaworm. Eventually I had gathered enough positive information to feel good about buying it and trying it. We don't have these ingredients in our regular diet. Perhaps that would be a good thing. With all the reading I have been doing lately I am almost to the belief that we will always be subject to parasites, viruses, and bacteria. Some of these things don't always show up on lab tests. Perhaps if we had a better diet including these ingredients we would always have something in our system keeping the levels of these things under tight control. But we don't. So we are trying Humaworm once or twice a year to see if it helps our overall health. I don't want to have to convince a doctor to prescribe us something

every 6 months, and if we are taking something regularly, I'd rather it be natural. So far we've had some small but positive results, but we're only about a week into a 30 day trial.And I'm amazed at how compliant my children are at taking it.Can't complain about that! My groggy early morning opinion. Hope it makes sense. ...annaoh, asking questions never sound stupid. Please don't feel that way. That's how we learn. We welcome you and hope we can help.

Pardon me if I sound stupid. I am new on this list and am going through a steep learning curve.

I have been reading this thread religiously, especially 's response got me into thinking, whats up with all this anthelmintic effect of Humaworm? How did you guys figure out that your kids may have parasitic infection? Here is the contradiction, I am Ulcerative colitis patient and one of the (FDA unapproved) therapy is worm based, though not parasitic worms. Ulcerative colitis parent is one of the indication for autistic kids, not proved scientifically yet and here we are using anthelmintic like Humaworm on our kids to get rid of wormies. (I know, not everyone here is a UC patient, I phrased it in my context.)

Honestly, I am totally lost, so here are my questions, 1. How did you get a feeling that your child may have worm infestation?

2. Why did you choose to go to Humaworm over traditional anthelmintic, say like Metronidazole or similar.3. From my point of view, ingredients in Humaworm aren't that exceptional. If you look at Indian Cuisine, at least half of those ingredients are used by the Indians on daily basis.

4. Is there anyone here on the list that has used traditional anthelmintic with no effects and saw effects after use of Humaworm?

Please don't shoot me. I am trying to learn why folks are so inclined to Humaworm.

For my son, his poop is perfect, as someone mentioned "pumpkin poop". BMs are regular and as far as we can understand, no abdominal pain, Hence, we doubt he has any parasitic infection but do you still think we should ask his pediatrician about this anthelmintic stuff?

Thanks,Prasad

I said earlier today that I had nothing to report. Knowing I've been checking my son's diaper and my own progress,...thinking that my teen daughter would tell me if she saw anything, tonight she said sh'e been pooping worms since the first or second day on Humaworm. I didn't know. I'll be checking her samples now. ...anna

Wow!!!!! =-O =-O

Thanks,. I am buying Humaworm right

now. My son is

allergic to garlic.Does this cancel out using humaworm ?And why is

that? Does anyone know? Thanks,Tammy F.

,

You're amazing. Thanks so much for giving us so much

thoughtful detail. So very helpful and inspiring. One

quick question. How old is Mia? Did you use the

children's version for her? Do your kids swallow

capsules? Obviously, for the youngest, you must have

opened the capsules. What did you out the herbs in to

mask the taste?

Thanks again. You are an INSPIRATION.

Go fearless parasite mamma!!!

-Sylvia

amazing melissa thank you so much I

love hearing sucess stories truely they give

me so much hope..

channa

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Tuesday, September 6, 2011 2:17 PM

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Re: Humaworm Update

THANKS so much for that description

!! Mia and Ellie passed exactly

this- yellow mucousy stool with red

pinhead dots all throughout!!! They

each passed about a half cup of it. It

is one of two things we've seen on

Humaworm that we couldn't obviously

identify. Looking under the

microscope, I did see what looks to be

flukes in the sample from that day,

but I had been seeing these in general

since about 10 days in, so I didn't

connect it exactly.

So we are through the Humaworm for the

girls, and I have a few days

left (we staggered a bit because of

traveling). It has been nothing short

of a miracle for us. I wish I could

mind-meld everyone I meet and tell

them of our changes in a way they

fully comprehend. I am not even sure

where to start because the changes

have been so profound. I have tried to

write an update 3 times now!!

First things first, I guess, the poop.

We've all passed tapeworms. Sophie (22

mo) passed a 3 inch worm. Poor gal.

Mia's was several inches long. With

the microscope we've seen that Mia and

Sophie passed Giardia. We've all

passed tons of microscopic roundworms.

We've all passed flukes and hookworms.

At about 10 days in Mia and Ellie

passed the larger mass of flukes

mentioned above. After this we all

started passing these sheets of

stretchy, thick, medium brown stuff-

at first it covered our whole BM's.

Since then we pass it every several

days in sections. If you try to pull

it apart it springs back together. It

makes me wonder what biofilm looks

like?? I've tried to google for

pictures of biofilm in stool with no

luck.

Mia's gains came quickly. The

anger-clenched fist-veins popping out

of neck possessiveness went away.

Suddenly she started going to the

bathroom all by herself (and sometimes

as if suddenly out of a dream she even

wiped herself!). This is significant

because she has never gone to the

bathroom by herself. I can actually

now get her to go into a public

restroom by herself!!!! Stunning!

Cognitively she made huge gains. We

paint a lot. In just a few days she

went from painting just general swirls

and sort-of-spots-like-trees to

painting a landscape with ground, a

lake, trees, the sun, and clouds.

(Following our first parasite

treatment with just wormwood and

Breakstone back in January she went

from CONSISTENTLY painting a whole

page drenched with one color to using

different colors and trying to make

general forms. She also went from

mirror writing the 3 letters in her

name to writing them in the correct

direction overnight!). Drawing, a week

into humaworm she came up and had

drawn with a pencil a picture of her

physical therapist, complete with

earrings, hair, eyelashes, eyebrows. .

.. . I was stunned. I held up her last

drawing of a person- arms and legs not

even in the right place (her PT says

this is a sign of her SPD and

inability to know where her own body

parts are). Other gains- Mia is

finally emotionally attached to

things- like a stuffed animal that she

sleeps with- but not in an obsessive

way. She plays with toys, animals,

dolls with creativity. She can now

imagine them in activities and have

imaginitive play with them. For Mia's

whole life she has never been able to

play more than 5 minutes (OK,

occasionally as long as 10 minutes)

without screaming, crying, fighting

with a sibling, crying out for help.

About a week or so into Humaworm I

realized that she had played for over

an hour with her sister- transitioning

from one kind of play to another,

sharing toys, taking turns. I swear,

it was at this moment that I fell on

the floor and cried. Mia is now

reading basic words and finally

understands counting.

After several days of this heaven, of

Mia and Ellie literally rolling on the

floor in giggles and love and

uproarious laughter, of Mia reading

road signs (?!?!), of 'normal' poops

for the first time in her life, Mia

started to get crazy again. The

fighting and possessiveness came back,

short temper, anxiety, tactile

sensitivity, intense neediness,

painting big blobs of nothingness. I

had stopped taking poop samples for a

few days because everything looked

good for a while- no eggs, few worms.

Well with the regression I popped the

microscope back on the table and

started samples. Lo and behold Mia was

shedding a bunch of worm eggs. She

started with anal itching at the same

time. As soon as the eggs stopped

showing up, she got better again. We

had a week of good times, and then a

regression again- this time she was

shedding eggs and a ton of candida. So

it has been just a true blessing to

have this microscope. When Mia goes

back to

inflexible/obsessive/anxious/fearful,

I take a sample and look and see what

is going on. It really has focused me

in on one enemy- the parasites. (We

are also fighting enemy #2, viruses,

with antivirals- everytime Mia is on

acyclovir for a few days she starts

chelating naturally- she gets these

black smeared poops and goes through a

sensitive period where she commonly

has high-pitched scream attacks- but

that's a post and some questions for

another day).

In the process of researching

parasites I found the obvious link to

B12. Parasites cause B12 deficiency.

Whether because they disturb the

intestinal lining or the acid/alkaline

balance and lessen uptake or because

they consume it themselves, there are

many articles linking parasite

infection to B12 deficiency. With this

you get the cognitive declines and

decreased methylation discussed in

this group. B12 deficiency is linked

to obsessive compulsive disorder and

other psychiatric/mood disorders in

articles from mainstream medicine,

alternative medicine, and the field of

psychiatry.

Another huge thing to come out of

Humaworm for us is that ALL of our

family has lost our food sensitivities

(we did do NAET in conjunction for

Mia, Ellie, and I- but not Sophia or

my husband). We are still GFCF, but

are able to eat salicylates, phenols,

oxalates, etc. Of interest, all of

these things that we had to avoid for

years are the parts of food that are

the plant defense mechanisms against

parasites!!!!!! Salicylates are

concentrated in the peels of plants-

zucchini, apples, aspirin (bark).

Oxalates are the crystals that plants

use (think tuberous carrots) to keep

bugs from eating them. Sulfites are in

sap and bark. . . . .We have spent the

last few years keeping our parasites

happy!!!!! My theory is that these

foods cause the parasites to freak

out- either to die and produce die-off

chemicals, or just to be seriously

aggravated and produce chemicals- and

then THESE chemicals- from the

parasites- trigger mast cell

degranulation in our bodies which

causes the symptomology of mood

changes- histamines causing

hyperactivity, other nuerotransmitters

released in mast cell degranulation

causing aggression, anxiety. . .

That's my theory. I hope to spend some

time finding more evidence of this.

On to some other changes from our

family's humaworm experience. When I

was pregnant with Mia (our first), my

husband developed this terrible

halitosis. I had terrible morning

sickness (all day and night sickness-

which of interest is caused by B

vitamin deficiency!! And Mia was born

with severe cradle cap- also caused by

B vitamin deficiency!). His breath was

so bad I had to start sleeping on a

couch in the other room. At the same

time we both started with the anal

itching. We had just moved into our

house, where an old dog with

incontinence had lived and we had two

cats. We think our tapeworms started

here. So periodically since then this

awful halitosis would come back. Over

the last year it has been pretty much

full time.My husband is slim,

'healthy', eats well, doesn't drink,

we could NOT figure this out. Well

guess what. his halitosis is GONE now.

Gone. He is also a happier man. For

the first time since we've had

children his heart is truly open. He

doesn't have to fight inner demons to

connect with them- his inpatience is

way down. His energy is up and he

helps with house chores, with manage

them. He is not so angry. It is a

subtle but profound difference.

Now for my crazy story. About 2 weeks

into the humaworm I started with

really strong ovarian cramping. It was

enough to distract me from everything

I was doing. It was ovulation time, so

I just thought I was having an intense

ovulation. Then I thought back to

about 15 years ago when I went to a

class on digestion and the

nutritionist leading it was also an

iridologist. When she was making

recommendations for me she offered to

look at my irises for signs of

problems to address. She hesitantly

told me that I had worms in my ovaries

and asked if I had ever had an ovarian

cyst on my left ovary! Sure enough I

had, since high school, one that 'came

and went' with my cycle according to

the gynecologists over the years. I

was put on low dose birth control for

it. So the iridologist reading came

when I was in my 20's. I thought I had

control of everything (the folly of

youth), took some herbs once, and went

on with things. Fast forward back to a

couple of weeks ago and this intense

ovarian cramping. Suddenly it occurred

to me, 'I'm on a dewormer!' I may be

getting rid of ovarian worms!'. So, I

grabbed the trusty microscope and took

a sample. A teeny, tiny sample. I put

it up on the microscope. . . . . . . .

.. . . and found hundreds and hundreds

of microscopic roundworms. This was in

a sample smaller than the size of a

grain of rice. I was shocked. There

were SO MANY worms.

So along with my cyclic cyst over the

years I have also had cyclic mood

issues. Basically your classic manic

phase (I can save the world! I have at

least 10 dozens ideas of how to do

this! I can do them all!) with

ovulation and depressive phase (the

world and I are doomed, nothing will

ever work, EVER, why try anything)

starting about 4 days before my

period. With liberation coming when my

period starts and almost a week of

normalcy somewhere in there and a week

of extreme anger in there as well.

I've controlled it with diet and

lifestyle, with Evening Primrose oil

or other essential fatty acids, by

talking myself out of the more intense

moods. I've carried on 'normal' life.

Well, with my pregnancy with Sophia,

when I got Giardia, everything

intensified. I was extremely angry

with my husband (with good reason,

admittedly, things needed to change, I

needed more support, he was still

eaten up with worms himself

remember!). Even after made some

significant changes over the last 2

years, my anger would swell in

predictable cycles and just overtake

me. I felt I had no control over it

anymore- I just couldn't talk myself

out of the feeling of spewing hatred

and a paranoid anger. I would get

overwhelmed by obsessing over

something that was essentially an

inborn fault or fault of his

upbringing (that for sure he needs to

work on)- but think that it was

something he was doing on purpose,

something he could never escape or

didn't want to- and my mind would

spiral out to plans for divorce or

separation, and all of this with

clenched teeth and fierce anger

myself. It was just out of control.

Then it would pass and I would be

consumed with confusion and regret,

depression. I felt that I was over the

line into mental disorder and tried

some supplements for rapid cycling

bipolar disorder, PMDD etc. etc. They

didn't help.

So, in this phase after ovulation,

after doing the dewormer and finding

the parasites, where usually the anger

period would start up and I would try

to hold on for dear life, this month

nothing happened. Nothing happened! I

just finished my period. NOTHING

HAPPENED. Again, I wish I had words to

explain. I am just literally stunned.

I don't know what to say other than to

report my complete ABSENCE of

symptoms.

So I think that about covers our

little world of miracles here. We are

wrapping up our humaworm treatment and

will go for a next go 'round with the

Old Fashioned Spices product. It is a

lot more expensive, but I have heard

great things about it. We are all

still showing worm eggs in cycles, so

I think we will have to keep at it. I

am also going to look into organ detox

protocols- liver cleanses, galbladder

cleanses. I have read on CureZone

about people passing large tapeworms

from liver cleanses alone. We are now

converts and committed to a life that

includes regular parasite and organ

cleanses. It is just what we will do.

A friend of mine doing biomedical

treatment for her neurological

disorder said that her genetic testing

showed that she held several genes for

being not good at removing parasites

that attach to the intestinal wall.

Maybe we are one of these types as

well.

OH, thinking of the galbladder and

galbladder cleanses, I will leave with

my last good news. So while in

Colorado my husband and I started

doing what every good Boulderite does

and running and cycling. I even did a

triathlon between Ellie and Sophie!

One thing that got me though was that

I always got these terrible cramps on

my right side just below my rib cage.

One doctor did an ultrasound to look

for galstones but found none. So I

would run, 3-6 miles twice a week,

really slow and half of the time

feeling like my galbladder was going

to burst. I would bike and try to keep

up with while doing all of these

contorted motions on my bike to try to

shift the pain. When I had Sophie I

was so sick with Giardia that I quit

excercising altogether. Sophie is 22

months old and I have only gone on a

few walks around the block. Really,

that and 30 minutes jogging on the

treadmill about a year ago and that is

it. So, yesterday, and I took

the bikes out for a ride. We picked a

nice paved bike path so that it could

be a leisurely stroll. I was nervous

because I would be pulling Ellie (Kev

pulls Mia and Sophie) in a bike

stroller. I didn't have high hopes for

the day and just hoped I could get

through it and still enjoy the

scenery. SO. . . . at mile 5 I really

felt something was surely different.

At mile 12, when I climbed a steep

grade for a half mile pulling 70

pounds of kid and trailer, I really

knew somthing was different. At mile

24, on the way back, after 2 more

steep climbs and going downhill now, I

let a loud whoooooop out and realized

'I feel better than I've ever felt in

my life'. No galbladder cramps, no

wheezing, no anger that my body can't

keep up. We pedaled 30 miles. I feel

fine today. I haven't been on a bike

in over 2 years. . . . . . . . I'll

say it again. I am stunned.

OK, so I understand that we were

probably particularly eaten up with

parasites, so 'individual results may

vary', but I wanted to share our

story.

Our story with Mia isn't yet solved.

Today she is going through what I

believe is a round of natural

chelating since we started on

Aciclovir a few days ago. She is

fighting, going through high pitched

screaming and crying fits. So we

obviously have more work to do. But

more often than not now, we have a gal

who is happy, is thinking, is self

regulating, is wearing pants and

sweaters, goes to the bathroom by

herself, spells, and draws entire

compositions of princesses in fields

with pet dogs and trees in the

background and the sun and grass and a

crown on her head and arms and legs

all where they belong. And at least

every other day Mia is happy enough to

roll around and giggle with her

sisters and do sweet things for people

in the family. This is a true

blessing.

> >

> >

> > THE PUMPKIN

POOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HALLELLULYA!!!!!!!

> >

> > From: T Lynn

> > To: "mb12valtrex "

<mb12valtrex >

> > Sent: Saturday, September 3,

2011 10:07 PM

> > Subject: Re:

Humaworm Update > Awwww.....you got the great

pumpkin poop?!?!?!

> > That is awesome. > -Tammy ,_._,___