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Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone? -TammyTo: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has

similarities.SashaPS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone? -TammyFrom: Channa Brennon

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the

crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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Hi , Humaworm is a great product. I used it myself during the same cycle as my kids. I didn't think it was working either until maybe 5 days before the full moon. I never saw anything passed by the kids but I began having horrible stomach pains and an uncontrollable urge relieve myself and passed approx 2 feet of a flat white specimen that was identical to a ribbon. After investigating, I found that it was a tape worm. Stick with it...it may take some time but it works...hth.ValenciaSent from my iPhone

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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If I remember correctly, lactose intolerance, the reaction to the sugar, causes

loose stools. Reaction to the milk protein, casein, causes muccous production in

the sinuses, gi tract.

> >> >

> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when

my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium

and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of

any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..

> >> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able

to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with

the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.

> >> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.

> >>

> > obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much

worse to keep that shit inside a kids body.

> >> > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.

> >> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on

the whole matter.

> >> > channa

> >> >

> >> > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>

> >> > To: mb12valtrex

> >> > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM

> >> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > ÂÂ

> >> > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might

not be the best

> parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not

advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent

on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by

working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement.

The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because

of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.

> >> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So,

basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA

and Psyllium was removed.

> >> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in

finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your

valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.

> >>

> >

> >>

> >

> >

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lmaoooo. too funny. I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy. -TammyTo:

"mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has

similarities.SashaPS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone? -TammyFrom: Channa Brennon

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the

crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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oooooo. thanks, melissa. : ) -TammyTo: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:00 AMSubject: Re:

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If I remember correctly, lactose intolerance, the reaction to the sugar, causes loose stools. Reaction to the milk protein, casein, causes muccous production in the sinuses, gi tract.

> >> >

> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..

> >> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.

> >> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.

> >>

> > obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body.

> >> > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.

> >> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.

> >> > channa

> >> >

> >> > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>

> >> > To: mb12valtrex

> >> > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM

> >> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > ÂÂ

> >> > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

> parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.

> >> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.

> >> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.

> >>

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Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny. I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy. -TammyTo:

"mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has

similarities.SashaPS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent:

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone? -TammyFrom: Channa Brennon

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my

experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the

crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made

the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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I use PAragone, very happy with this... very safe, does have wormwood and allergy free.

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oooooo. thanks, melissa. : )

-Tammy

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If I remember correctly, lactose intolerance, the reaction to the sugar, causes loose stools. Reaction to the milk protein, casein, causes muccous production in the sinuses, gi tract. > >> >> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so

hardened and full of mucous..> >> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> >> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.> >>> > obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > >> > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> >> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> >> > channa > >> > > >> > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> >> > To: mb12valtrex > >> > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> >> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> >> > > >> > > >> >  > >> > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best> parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> >> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically

HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> >> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.> >>> >> >>> >> >>

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Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week. If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it. lol.I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny. I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy. -TammyTo:

"mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has

similarities.SashaPS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent:

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone? -TammyFrom: Channa Brennon

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the

shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my

experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the

crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > >

> > Â > > From my intensive research ive made

the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

>>

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Ha ha! Well the laloos tastes like real ice cream. Really good, be ready for sticker shock. They have it all WF but after the earlier posts of today, I think I'll check Swansons ;) ( love those people!)Sent from my iPhone

Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week. If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it. lol.I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny. I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy. -TammyTo:

"mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has

similarities.SashaPS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent:

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone? -TammyFrom: Channa Brennon

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit

in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the

shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my

experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the

crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM

not the best one out there> > > >

> > Â > > From my intensive research ive made

the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

>>

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Just want to add that Mia showed up not sensitive to gluten on one test (Alcat),

but as having antigliadin antibodies on another (Metamatrix). So consider that

depending on which test you did (or when you did it- ie if you were serving any

gluten before the testing or not), you may have gotten a false negative.

> > >

> > > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when

my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium

and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of

any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..

> > > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able

to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with

the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.

> > > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.

> > > obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is

much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body.

> > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.

> > > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the

whole matter.

> > > channa

> > >

> > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>

> > > To: mb12valtrex

> > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM

> > > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

> > >

> > >

> > > Â

> > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not

be the best parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is

not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body

dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually

works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel

movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is

obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.

> > > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically

HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and

Psyllium was removed.

> > > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in

finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your

valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.

> > >

> >

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I remember a while back looking at LaLoo's on-line....you think the sticker shock is bad??? Check out the price if you have to have it shipped!! It'd be cheaper to buy a goat!!To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September

29, 2011 1:42 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha ha! Well the laloos tastes like real ice cream. Really good, be ready for sticker shock. They have it all WF but after the earlier posts of today, I think I'll check Swansons ;) ( love those people!)Sent from my iPhone

Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week. If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it. lol.I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny. I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy. -TammyTo:

"mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has

similarities.SashaPS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent:

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone? -TammyFrom: Channa Brennon

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05

PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best

one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him

pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit

in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the

shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my

experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the

crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday,

September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM

not the best one out there> > > >

> > Â > > From my intensive research ive made

the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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This evening. For the first time in i don't know how long we had a beautiful poop

We have our little one on a low oxalate diet with biotin/mag and p5p and we just started humaworm too. something feels right.....

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 8:42 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha ha! Well the laloos tastes like real ice cream. Really good, be ready for sticker shock. They have it all WF but after the earlier posts of today, I think I'll check Swansons ;) ( love those people!)Sent from my iPhone

Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week. If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it. lol.

I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?

That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.

Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny.

I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy.

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"

I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has similarities.

Sasha

PS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol

Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone?

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky

gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.> > obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by

working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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YAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I tried the Laloos ice cream. It's yummy but still in the fridge, because I bought chocolate and it was last summer, and we have since gone LOD so...

 

This evening. For the first time in i don't know how long we had a beautiful poop

We have our little one on a low oxalate diet with biotin/mag and p5p and we just started humaworm too. something feels right.....

 

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Ha ha! Well the laloos tastes like real ice cream. Really good, be ready for sticker shock. They have it all WF but after the earlier posts of today, I think I'll check Swansons ;) ( love those people!)Sent from my iPhone

 

Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week.  If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it.  lol.

I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.

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Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

 

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?

That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.

Sent from my iPhone

 

lmaoooo. too funny.

 

I'm really at a loss.  Not sure what to do.  His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses.  He gets stuffy on dairy.

 

-Tammy

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Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

 

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops...  I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = " the great pumpkin "

I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has similarities.

Sasha

PS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop .  Lol!!

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wa-hoo! That is AWESOME! -TammyTo: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 7:51 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

This evening. For the first time in i don't know how long we had a beautiful poop

We have our little one on a low oxalate diet with biotin/mag and p5p and we just started humaworm too. something feels right.....

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 8:42 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha ha! Well the laloos tastes like real ice cream. Really good, be ready for sticker shock. They have it all WF but after the earlier posts of today, I think I'll check Swansons ;) ( love those people!)Sent from my iPhone

Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week. If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it. lol.

I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?

That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.

Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny.

I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy.

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"

I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has similarities.

Sasha

PS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol

Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone?

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on

my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky

gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.> > obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually

works by

working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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YES!

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 7:51 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

This evening. For the first time in i don't know how long we had a beautiful poop

We have our little one on a low oxalate diet with biotin/mag and p5p and we just started humaworm too. something feels right.....

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 8:42 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha ha! Well the laloos tastes like real ice cream. Really good, be ready for sticker shock. They have it all WF but after the earlier posts of today, I think I'll check Swansons ;) ( love those people!)Sent from my iPhone

Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week. If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it. lol.

I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?

That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.

Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny.

I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy.

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"

I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has similarities.

Sasha

PS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol

Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone?

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky

gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.> > obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by

working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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that is really interesting. i am stumped. is the milk he has on infractions raw? there must be something in the milk that his body needs if it is giving him better quality? poop?

If you gave him pasturized milk i would suggest trying raw milk..find a good farm that only pasture raises there cows..that means only grass and hay..no grains!

and find cow milk not from holstein cows but jersey cows thier milk is easier to digest.

I am a big milk beleiver...that was the one thing i kept trying over and over with my son..becuase i believe for kids

who are small and undernourished there is nothing like milk. but that just one mamas view.

channa

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:30 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

lmaoooo. too funny.

I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy.

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"

I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has similarities.

Sasha

PS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol

Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone?

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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I've never done raw milk. We will do organic here and there. has never been tested for casein intolerance. Only Tom. Interestingly enough, Tom came back negative for casein, but positive for cow's milk. (could be all the crap they put in it and feed the cows.) Anyway, we decided to give it a trial and pull it out. As a family, we all do "the diet" together. Removing the milk products hasn't made much of a difference for Tom - we saw the biggest difference in . Before removing the milk, gluten, and all other crap, he had frequent urination, pretty severe sensory issues where he would gag at toss his cookies at everything that didn't look/smell appealing to him. He had some extra weight on him. He was sluggish and yucky. His nose was constantly stuffy.

Most of this is gone now. The gagging thing began rearing it's ugly head around the start of school, but he had spent quite a but of time at my parents (eating pretty much whatever he wanted). I began supplement sacch b, zinc, and selenium again and it's fine now. I'm almost convinced it's the dairy. But I DONT want to reintroduce gluten to rotate and find out for sure. Our entire family has done so much better without it. My husband and I have bost lost weight (in a slow, steady healthy way). Tom's ability to concentrate on his school work is WAY up. The affects of removing gluten were not immediate. From what I've observed in my house the older we get, the longer it takes. I am 7 years older than my husband (yes, I'm a cougar, girls!) and I've been the last of us to enjoy the results. We are not perfect, we DO have infractions and will go to a party

here and once in a great while will grab a pizza after a long week. But I tell you we ALL can feel the difference. Even Tom will say so (He's 9). So I'm not sure about Little Georgie. Maybe I'll do a trial of dairy during school vaca to see how he does. It will be hard to have it in the house for him but to tell Tom he can't have it. But I want the great pumpkin poops. EVERY day! not just once in a while. We'd both feel so much better. lol. -Tammy To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:06 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

that is really interesting. i am stumped. is the milk he has on infractions raw? there must be something in the milk that his body needs if it is giving him better quality? poop?

If you gave him pasturized milk i would suggest trying raw milk..find a good farm that only pasture raises there cows..that means only grass and hay..no grains!

and find cow milk not from holstein cows but jersey cows thier milk is easier to digest.

I am a big milk beleiver...that was the one thing i kept trying over and over with my son..becuase i believe for kids

who are small and undernourished there is nothing like milk. but that just one mamas view.

channa

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:30 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

lmaoooo. too funny.

I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy.

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"

I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has similarities.

Sasha

PS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol

Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone?

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the

crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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HiTried any homeopathic remedies? My family doctor gives some pills which he says will alter the PH of the intestines which results in elimination of the parasites.regardsNataraj

 

From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.

Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.

Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.

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Lol I can believe it! Ya never know... My next door neighbors have a chicken I noticed yesterday. Only problem is I am a rotten cook so having to actually prepare something from scratch is a real challenge )Sent from my iPhone

I remember a while back looking at LaLoo's on-line....you think the sticker shock is bad??? Check out the price if you have to have it shipped!! It'd be cheaper to buy a goat!!To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September

29, 2011 1:42 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha ha! Well the laloos tastes like real ice cream. Really good, be ready for sticker shock. They have it all WF but after the earlier posts of today, I think I'll check Swansons ;) ( love those people!)Sent from my iPhone

Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week. If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it. lol.I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny. I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy. -TammyTo:

"mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has

similarities.SashaPS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent:

Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone? -TammyFrom: Channa Brennon

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05

PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45

AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best

one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of

mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him

pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit

in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the

shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my

experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the

crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday,

September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM

not the best one out there> > > >

> > Â > > From my intensive research ive made

the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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That's great ! Keep us posted :)Sent from my iPhone

This evening. For the first time in i don't know how long we had a beautiful poop

We have our little one on a low oxalate diet with biotin/mag and p5p and we just started humaworm too. something feels right.....

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 8:42 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha ha! Well the laloos tastes like real ice cream. Really good, be ready for sticker shock. They have it all WF but after the earlier posts of today, I think I'll check Swansons ;) ( love those people!)Sent from my iPhone

Actually, I bought him some goat's milk yogurt last week. If you ask me, it tastes like ass. But he loved it. lol.

I don't mind spending the $$ because he's the only one who likes it.

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:07 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Have you tried goats milk, Tammy?

That Laloos ice cream is unreal but very expensive.

Sent from my iPhone

lmaoooo. too funny.

I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy.

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"

I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has similarities.

Sasha

PS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol

Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone?

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky

gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.> > obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two

substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by

working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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look up weston price foundation..they have ton of info on the benefits of raw milk verses pasturized milk. even organic milk if pasturized really hard on the body..

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Friday, September 30, 2011 7:54 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

I've never done raw milk. We will do organic here and there. has never been tested for casein intolerance. Only Tom. Interestingly enough, Tom came back negative for casein, but positive for cow's milk. (could be all the crap they put in it and feed the cows.) Anyway, we decided to give it a trial and pull it out. As a family, we all do "the diet" together. Removing the milk products hasn't made much of a difference for Tom - we saw the biggest difference in . Before removing the milk, gluten, and all other crap, he had frequent urination, pretty severe sensory issues where he would gag at toss his cookies at everything that didn't look/smell appealing to him. He had some extra weight on him. He was sluggish and yucky. His nose was constantly stuffy. Most of this is gone now. The gagging thing began rearing it's ugly head around the start of school, but he had

spent quite a but of time at my parents (eating pretty much whatever he wanted). I began supplement sacch b, zinc, and selenium again and it's fine now.

I'm almost convinced it's the dairy. But I DONT want to reintroduce gluten to rotate and find out for sure. Our entire family has done so much better without it. My husband and I have bost lost weight (in a slow, steady healthy way). Tom's ability to concentrate on his school work is WAY up. The affects of removing gluten were not immediate. From what I've observed in my house the older we get, the longer it takes. I am 7 years older than my husband (yes, I'm a cougar, girls!) and I've been the last of us to enjoy the results. We are not perfect, we DO have infractions and will go to a party here and once in a great while will grab a pizza after a long week. But I tell you we ALL can feel the difference. Even Tom will say so (He's 9).

So I'm not sure about Little Georgie. Maybe I'll do a trial of dairy during school vaca to see how he does. It will be hard to have it in the house for him but to tell Tom he can't have it. But I want the great pumpkin poops. EVERY day! not just once in a while. We'd both feel so much better. lol.

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:06 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

that is really interesting. i am stumped. is the milk he has on infractions raw? there must be something in the milk that his body needs if it is giving him better quality? poop?

If you gave him pasturized milk i would suggest trying raw milk..find a good farm that only pasture raises there cows..that means only grass and hay..no grains!

and find cow milk not from holstein cows but jersey cows thier milk is easier to digest.

I am a big milk beleiver...that was the one thing i kept trying over and over with my son..becuase i believe for kids

who are small and undernourished there is nothing like milk. but that just one mamas view.

channa

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:30 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

lmaoooo. too funny.

I'm really at a loss. Not sure what to do. His poops really do need to improve and the dairy helps but it bothers his sinuses. He gets stuffy on dairy.

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:48 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

A little bit off topic I know, but talking about poops... I did notice that about 3 months ago my son had a gluten infraction, he had a whole 2 pieces of white bread when my older son gave him the wrong sandwich, anyway, we realized when he was finished so I gave him an enzyme...he did have a bit of intestinal cramps, which he has when he takes a full enzyme anyway...but his poop was one of the most beautiful poops i've seen coming from him.. no odor, well form, nice brown color, etc. = "the great pumpkin"

I know from his food test that he is not sensitive to gluten, name oats, barley, wheat, etc...but he is highly sensitive to cow dairy... that's my experience Tammy, not with the dairy, but it has similarities.

Sasha

PS I'm glad you specified about the pumpkin thing, I thought that you guys meant like a spaghetti squash looks, or like pumpkin pay filling, or just something nasty crawling out of the poop . Lol!!

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 10:20:18 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Ha! I saw Peanuts Halloween window clings in the store today. "The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!" I couldn't help but think of you, Channa. lol

Speaking of great pumpkins, it seems to me has his best poops when we've had dairy infractions. It's something I don't want to reintroduce into his diet on a regualr because dairy gives him sinus issues? Any thoughts, experiences anyone?

-Tammy

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 9:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

it is a very advanced biomedical term. for experts of the biomed field.

The GREAT GREAT PUMKIN!

lmfao! Tammy already explained it.

come on guys! it funny no?

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

Hi All,

May I kow what is pumpkin poop?

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 9:45 AMSubject: Re: Re: HUMAWORM not the best one out there

It's a good problem not to have parasites, !

I've been happy with our results. Nothing major- just sleeping better, skin looks less veiny and dark circles are gone from eyes. I never saw anything in the bm (his), but I did in mine. (ick, ick)

Sent from my iPhone

We are nearly done with week 1 of Humaworm. So far, we have seen nothing unusual except some larger poops. I didn't want to see any critters, but now I am a little dissapointed I don't see anything because I don't know if it's working or if I wasted my money. No one feels any different. No one is acting any different. My husband is calling it his "they-got-your-money-pills". We are going to finish up the month because I do believe it's a good clean out. Has anyone else been disappointed with this product? Or do we just not have any parasites to rid? R> >> > well in all the best way i have to disagree..based on my experience when my sons gut was the worst impaction leaky gut ect..i tried to give the pyslium and it came out same way it went in..slimy. the fiber could not get a hold of any of the shit in his bowels as it was so hardened and full of mucous..> > when his gut got better i gave him pyslium powder and the fiber was able to grab a hold of some of the shit in his gut and i saw the fiber mixed in with the shit but there definitly is a diffrence.> > based on my experience the fiber absoltely does pull out the crap.>

> obviosly the senna is not something you want to do long term but it is much worse to keep that shit inside a kids body. > > i cant believe how many times i have said shit in one paragraph.> > please i hope not to offend what you said but express my experience on the whole matter.> > channa > > > > From: rochelle b <mcroche2002@>> > To: mb12valtrex > > Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 12:04 PM> > Subject: HUMAWORM not the best one out there> > > > > > Â > > From my intensive research ive made the conclusion that HUMAWORM might not be the best

parasite cleanse available. For one the use of SENA and Psyllium is not advisable at all espeicially for young children. It will make the body dependent on these two substances if used over a period of time. SENA actually works by working on the nerves that cause peristialsis and hence cause a bowel movement. The PUMPKIN POOPS that parents seem to be very happy about is obviously because of the fiber Psyllium which adds bulk to the poop.> > Also HUMAWORM for kids does not contain WORMWOOD(ARTEMESIA). So, basically HUMAWORM would be a good product if WORMWOOD was added to it and SENA and Psyllium was removed.> > Again, my intention is to warn parents and contribute constructively in finding a better parasite control protocol for our children. Please offer your valuable suggestions so that everyone can benefit from it.>

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