Re: Worm therapy; was A sure-fire way to kill parasites on meat. quickly?

[Guest guest]

Ok, someone has asked me to find more info about the worm therapy. So,

here it:

- http://www.int-med.uiowa.edu/News/Worms07-02.htm;

-

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient & q=Weinstock+worms+parasites

Roman

Roman wrote:

>

> I know that people in live-food group prefer not to freeze meat. And

> certainly get away with it. BTW, there's a researcher who's been

> experimenting with giving intestinal parasites (helminthic worms) to

> test subjects to treat Crohn's disease. According to his reports,

> results are very good. So, it appears that parasites are not

> necessarily harmful. If you are interested, I could find some more info

> about this.

[Guest guest]

Interesting articles Roman. I also read a small excerpt today on the

ing vs Pasteur debate. Apparrently it wasn't until Pasteur was on

his death bed that he finally admitted ing was probably right.

The refined foods consumed so regularly nowadays are the perfect diet

for many pathogenic parasites, who not only leach our body of

vitamins, but produce ample amounts of toxins in the process. In my

opinion, we will never be able to totally avoid harmful parasites,

but we can adjust our diet so that there is no food source for them

to live and multiply in our bodies.

> >

> > I know that people in live-food group prefer not to freeze meat.

And

> > certainly get away with it. BTW, there's a researcher who's been

> > experimenting with giving intestinal parasites (helminthic worms)

to

> > test subjects to treat Crohn's disease. According to his reports,

> > results are very good. So, it appears that parasites are not

> > necessarily harmful. If you are interested, I could find some

more info

> > about this.

[Guest guest]

I think it was Bernard, not ing.

Roman

willy wonka wrote:

>

> Interesting articles Roman. I also read a small excerpt today on the

> ing vs Pasteur debate. Apparrently it wasn't until Pasteur was on

> his death bed that he finally admitted ing was probably right.

> The refined foods consumed so regularly nowadays are the perfect diet

> for many pathogenic parasites, who not only leach our body of

> vitamins, but produce ample amounts of toxins in the process. In my

> opinion, we will never be able to totally avoid harmful parasites,

> but we can adjust our diet so that there is no food source for them

> to live and multiply in our bodies.

>

>

> > Ok, someone has asked me to find more info about the worm therapy.

> So,

> > here it:

> > - http://www.int-med.uiowa.edu/News/Worms07-02.htm;

> > -

> > http://www.google.com/search?

> sourceid=navclient & q=Weinstock+worms+parasites

> >