Parasites, bacterial and viruses

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From this article http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/18/human-parasites-video_n_2679698.html

(there is also a video for those interested)

"Did you know that only one in ten of the cells in your body is actually human? That's right. A whopping 90 percent of your cells are bacterial, viral, or parasitic in nature.

The NIH's Human Microbiome Project is ambitiously aiming to characterize the microbial communities living in us. And while the vast majority of these germs are symbionts, once in a while, we pick up a straggling critter that's not just along for the ride--it's there to leach our nutrients at all costs.

These parasites fall in five distinct categories, the first of which is the most numerically abundant animal on Earth: nematodes".

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[mdmom]

This is exactly the reason we currently "deworming" our 15 year old son and have dewormed his sister in the past. My DH and myself need to do this soon as well. Our LLMD follows Klinghardt's protocol.