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striped_bear | 12-06-2009 05:14 PM
Deworming yourself? Does anyone here regularly deworm themselves? Apparently a couple generations ago it was common practice to deworm yourself and your children once per year. I'm thinking about trying a herbal dewormer. The best two I've been able to find information about online are: Barefoot Herbalist - Herbal Dewormer http://barefootherbalistmh.com/store...od&productId=2 INGREDIENTS: Male bud, immature green hull & young twig of the black walnut tree, Olive tree leaf/rt. bark, Clove, Pumpkin seed, Wormwood, Raw Vinegar, Glycerin/Sorghum Alcohol, & wild oregano oil. He has his own forum on Curezone.com: http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=626 The other is: Humaworm http://www.humaworm.com/ Ingredients: Black Walnut 200mg Wormwood 100mg Cloves 100mg Thyme 100mg Garlic 200mg Fennel 100mg Cayenne 100mg Ginger 100mg Gentian 100mg Hyssop 100mg Milk Thistle 100mg Marshmallow root 100mg Pau D' Arco 200mg Burdock 100mg Elecampane 100mg Fenugreek 100mg Licorice 100mg Barberry 200mg Cascara Sagrada 25mg Senna 25mg Sage 100mg Psyllium 200mg Yellow Dock 100mg Cramp Bark 100mg Peppermint 200mg

Golddust | 12-06-2009 05:20 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Quote:
Originally Posted by striped_bear (Post 2062819) Does anyone here regularly deworm themselves? Apparently a couple generations ago it was common practice to deworm yourself and your children once per year. I'm thinking about trying a herbal dewormer. The best two I've been able to find information about online are: Barefoot Herbalist - Herbal Dewormer http://barefootherbalistmh.com/store...od&productId=2 INGREDIENTS: Male bud, immature green hull & young twig of the black walnut tree, Olive tree leaf/rt. bark, Clove, Pumpkin seed, Wormwood, Raw Vinegar, Glycerin/Sorghum Alcohol, & wild oregano oil. He has his own forum on Curezone.com: http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=626 The other is: Humaworm http://www.humaworm.com/ Ingredients: Black Walnut 200mg Wormwood 100mg Cloves 100mg Thyme 100mg Garlic 200mg Fennel 100mg Cayenne 100mg Ginger 100mg Gentian 100mg Hyssop 100mg Milk Thistle 100mg Marshmallow root 100mg Pau D' Arco 200mg Burdock 100mg Elecampane 100mg Fenugreek 100mg Licorice 100mg Barberry 200mg Cascara Sagrada 25mg Senna 25mg Sage 100mg Psyllium 200mg Yellow Dock 100mg Cramp Bark 100mg Peppermint 200mg
NO but have given a dip of snuff to my dogs, it cleans them out.....

Determined2Au | 12-06-2009 05:26 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Too bad there's no (known) herbal de-wormer (anthelmintic) to eliminate PACs and corrupt politicians from positions of leadership. Back on topic: pumpkin seeds are a good option for routine maintenace... btw, if the area around your neather region itches it's an indication that you have un-invited guests.

Twisted Avatar | 12-06-2009 05:52 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Quote:
Originally Posted by Determined2Au (Post 2062831) Too bad there's no (known) herbal de-wormer (anthelmintic) to eliminate PACs and corrupt politicians from positions of leadership. Back on topic: pumpkin seeds are a good option for routine maintenace... btw, if the area around your neather region itches it's an indication that you have un-invited guests.
I thought that was hemorhoids that made it itch like that.......

damoc | 12-06-2009 05:53 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? if you want to deworm yourself on a regular basis eat underripe paw paw/papaya or take those papain tablets or papaya leaf tea also good for digestion of meat also good for topical worms like ring worm a slice of small young papaya under a bandage itll eat the worm pretty quick be warned the above are witch doctor remedies

GOLD DUCK | 12-06-2009 05:58 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? QWAK,D E for WORMS in cats and dogs and PEOPLE! :yes: http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/defaq.html the DUCK :15_1_70v:

Determined2Au | 12-06-2009 06:03 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Quote:
Originally Posted by Twisted Avatar (Post 2062867) I thought that was hemorhoids that made it itch like that.......
Point of reference...guess should have said, may indicate Quote:
Infections such as pinworms, yeast, and genital warts can cause itching
http://www.emedicinehealth.com/anal_...g/page2_em.htm And now, bordering on disgusting but valuable info: Quote:
Pinworms Overview Pinworm (Enterobius vermicularis) infections are extremely common. Occurring world wide, it is estimated that there are more than 40 million cases in the United States each year, making it the most common worm infection in America. Although any individual may develop a case of pinworms, the infection occurs most frequently in school children between 5 to 10 years of age. Pinworm infections occur in all socioeconomic groups; however, human-to-human spread is favored by close, crowded living conditions. Spread among family members is common. Animals do not harbor pinworms - humans are the only natural host for this parasite. The most common symptom of pinworms is an itchy rectal area. Symptoms are worse at night when the female worms are most active and crawl out of the anus to deposit their eggs. Although pinworm infections can be annoying, they rarely cause serious health problems and are usually not dangerous. Therapy with routine prescription medications provides an effective cure in almost all cases.

Chucktatorship | 12-06-2009 06:24 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? I've taken an herbal dewormer similar to the one you posted. Some very disturbing stuff came out of me. But truthfully, I didn't feel any different afterward and I've never been convinced it was 'healthy' or beneficial. It seems to me that a person's everyday diet determines their health much more than any pill, powder, or cleanse ever will. And even without these measures, a body will cleanse itself and heal with proper nutrition. It was kinda interesting to see strange sea creature looking things in my toilet though.

WilliamC | 12-06-2009 08:23 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? I've used Dr. Schulze's herbal formulas "Intestinal Formula # 1" (if you are at all constipated you use this to get good regular BMs prior to deworming/detoxifying) and "Intestinal Formula #2" (which contains, among other ingredients, pharmaceutical grade bentonite clay). Information about them can be found at here. Of course my situation is a bit different than most since I only started using these supplements after I had undergone chemo/radiation therapy for colorectal cancer, so I can't say I've had a 'normal' experience with them, but they do seem to work as advertised. I had already lost ~40 lbs and do not really have a lot of excess material left in my colon, but I wanted to do some detox to get rid of any residual chemo drugs and to help slough off any dead/dying cancer cells. Another popular product that seems to have a large number of testimonials as to its effectiveness is Colonix from here. The site also has graphic pictures of the results of using their product. Eck! Hope this helps.

Dick | 12-06-2009 08:27 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Quote:
Originally Posted by Chucktatorship (Post 2062922) I've taken an herbal dewormer similar to the one you posted. Some very disturbing stuff came out of me. But truthfully, I didn't feel any different afterward and I've never been convinced it was 'healthy' or beneficial. It seems to me that a person's everyday diet determines their health much more than any pill, powder, or cleanse ever will. And even without these measures, a body will cleanse itself and heal with proper nutrition. It was kinda interesting to see strange sea creature looking things in my toilet though.
I don't see why you bother to wash your hands.

Yenomsi | 12-06-2009 09:46 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Quote:
Originally Posted by Chucktatorship (Post 2062922) It was kinda interesting to see strange sea creature looking things in my toilet though.
This has got to be one of the most disturbing threads I have read on GIM!

Yenomsi | 12-06-2009 10:00 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? So I'm reading these Colonix testimonials and looking at the nasty photo's and I'm wondering, what the hell is this stuff? Call me crazy but it seems to me like whatever it is they are taking is turning their normal bowel movements into rubbery shits, and they they think they're cured. Can anyone point me to anything that explains what the hell is coming out of these people? *edit* Looks like my suspicion might be confirmed? I'm surprised I found this so quickly with a google search. Quote:
Achieving Enlightenment I agree, the prospects are frightening. But before you fork over hundreds of dollars and sacrifice countless hours with your behind glued to the toilet seat, think skeptically for a moment: * I start taking this product. * I start passing odd-looking stools. The logician's immediate reaction would be, what you're putting in your body is, in fact, creating the foul bowel movements. Browse those picture galleries one more time, then take a critical look at a diagram of your large intestine, such as the cross-section shown at right. The shape is remarkably similar. And since when did your stools have a consistancy that allowed them to be hooked over a newspaper or plastic spoon? Before you write me off as a conspiracy theorist, try this experiment: Take a glass and fill it 1/4 full of water. Add several tablespoons of Metameucil powder, or several of their capsules. Stir and let sit for a day or two. The mixture will settle, then gradually begin to form into a gel, which takes the shape of the glass. You know what's coming next. Check your favorite colon cleanse product's list of ingredients. More likely than not, one of the first on the list will be some form of psyllium husk, which is, you guessed it, the main component of Metameucil, and many other fiber supplements.
http://hubpages.com/hub/Colon_Cleanse_Scams

striped_bear | 12-06-2009 10:04 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Ya I looked into that Colonix stuff a while back and I came to the conclusion that the Colonix formula itself is what causes the weird bowel movements, it's not removing anything that was there before. I'm not particularly interested in bowel cleansers, but parasite killing herbal formulas.

S_Goldberg | 12-06-2009 10:07 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Don't eat fecal matter, cook all meat, and wash your hands immediately after using the bathroom. Ta-da!! No worms!

Olmstein | 12-06-2009 10:18 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? My grandfather always gave some chewing tobacco to his horses once a year. He said it took care of any worms they had.

Workaholic | 12-06-2009 10:21 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Chop Sticks????:confused_ma:

____hoot____ | 12-06-2009 10:33 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Hulda Clark Formula: Green walnut hulls, wormwood, and powdered cloves~~~~~~~~Think the ratio was 2 2 1

mamboni | 12-06-2009 10:55 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Windex! :signs14: BTW, Ringworm is a dermatophytosis, a fungus of the skin, not a worm. We test several dozen stools per day for ova and parasites: we virtually never find any [worms or their eggs]. I can't get the doctors to give up their precious tests which are bankrupting us all. But when the hammer falls, and it will, the medical staff will come to me in desperation and say: "what can we do; how can we keep the hospital functioning, please tell us!" And I know what my first response will be: all Ova and Parasite tests are hereby forbidden unless approved by the Director. Problem #1 solved. Nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine to go!:biggrin:

S_Goldberg | 12-06-2009 11:10 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? Like I said, people eat cooked meat and don't eat fecal matter. Your pets and wild animals don't follow those rules, that is why your animals can get worms.

farscott | 12-07-2009 08:28 AM
Re: Deworming yourself? Quote:
Back on topic: pumpkin seeds are a good option for routine maintenance...
That is what we use for humans. The seeds from one pumpkin will worm at least three people. The goats and chickens eat the pumpkin flesh to help worm them. We also add some cayenne pepper to plain yogurt when we want to worm the chickens.

Light | 12-07-2009 08:56 AM
Re: Deworming yourself? You might call me extreme but if I had worms I'd swallow a hand grenade.

Publico, Pro Se | 12-07-2009 10:23 AM
Re: Deworming yourself? Great thread to read right after breakfast. Now for lunch I'm going to the all you can eat Chinese buffet just for the free chop sticks.

Patriotme | 12-07-2009 04:56 PM
Re: Deworming yourself? You're thinking about trying a herbal dewormer when you don't really need it? You must really have a lot of time on your hands or some really good reading material to catch up on? You know, now that I think about it I remember a neighbor that once told me she had Giardia years ago. She went from doctor to doctor and they told her that her problems were nerves, diet, allergies, etc. Finally someone checked her for parasites and treated her properly. She told me that in a pinch taking huge doses of Pepto would work to flush them out. I wonder if this would work with worms.

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