worm therapy
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Email Dr Weinstein who is doing the study. Last I heard they were in phase 3 of the study. I am on the list if he brings it down here where I live. UM MOM Susan http://www.uihealthcare.com/news/currents/vol4issue1/index.html 2003 info I’m wondering when we will hear the results of the Helminthic Worm therapy trial at Iowa State University ?. The last update was May, 2002 JohnH
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It’s Weinstock. Joel Weinstock. He’s wonderful!
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Email Dr Weinstein who is doing the study. Last I heard they were in phase > 3 of the study. I am on the list if he brings it down here where I live. > UM MOM Susan > http://www.uihealthcare.com/news/currents/vol4issue1/index.html 2003 info > I’m wondering when we will hear the results of the Helminthic Worm therapy > trial at Iowa State University ?. The last update was May, 2002 > JohnH
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ROFLMAO!!! Susanne
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’ll wait with you, Kate! The whole time I was watching this show, I kept > saying, "Please don’t tell us that worms are being considered for a cure > for > any disease I have. I’d never take the cure!" Sure enough he said RA. It > gave me nightmares all night! > Susanne > uhhhh . . .how does that ol’ campfire song go?— > the worms crawl in; > the worms crawl out. > the worms play pinochle > on your snout . . . and so forth . . .LOL! > susanne–just make sure to tell ‘em you want your worms chocolate > dipped!<veg> > kate > > nahnahnah . . . think i’ll just bide my time until star trek medicine > > suddenly bursts onto the scene with its handheld tri-corder healing > > apparatus. so, ok—i don’t mind being a bit older when that > happens.LOL > > kate > > > I saw a show on the discovery channel the other night about worms. > > > Apparently they are using them on a trial basis for colitis and IBS > and > > have > > > had great results. They are going to try it with people who have MS > next > > > and then other people with other autoimmune diseases like asthma and > > > rheumatoid arthritis. > > > They give a solution of 2000 sterilized pig worm larva. The person’s > > immune > > > system clicks in and goes after the worms leaving the person feeling > > better. > > > (I’m not too technical here!) > > > They pointed out that people in more undeveloped countries where worms > are > > > more prevelant, have a very low rate of MS etc than we do. > > > I don’t know that I could ever drink anything that is going to give me > > > worms, even to get rid of the RA. I hope they find a better answer > than > > > this.
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I dewormed a cat once of tape worms [longggg ugly nasty things]. And have had indoor/outdoor cats that ate what they caught and had these little white worms. UGHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Don’t think I could every drink that no matter how bad I felt. Well, okay I guess maybe but UGHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Duckie – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Organization: Shaw Residential Internet > Newsgroups: alt.support.arthritis > I saw a show on the discovery channel the other night about worms. > Apparently they are using them on a trial basis for colitis and IBS and have > had great results. They are going to try it with people who have MS next > and then other people with other autoimmune diseases like asthma and > rheumatoid arthritis. > They give a solution of 2000 sterilized pig worm larva. The person’s immune > system clicks in and goes after the worms leaving the person feeling better. > (I’m not too technical here!) > They pointed out that people in more undeveloped countries where worms are > more prevelant, have a very low rate of MS etc than we do. > I don’t know that I could ever drink anything that is going to give me > worms, even to get rid of the RA. I hope they find a better answer than > this.
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nahnahnah . . . think i’ll just bide my time until star trek medicine suddenly bursts onto the scene with its handheld tri-corder healing apparatus. so, ok—i don’t mind being a bit older when that happens.LOL kate
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I saw a show on the discovery channel the other night about worms. > Apparently they are using them on a trial basis for colitis and IBS and have > had great results. They are going to try it with people who have MS next > and then other people with other autoimmune diseases like asthma and > rheumatoid arthritis. > They give a solution of 2000 sterilized pig worm larva. The person’s immune > system clicks in and goes after the worms leaving the person feeling better. > (I’m not too technical here!) > They pointed out that people in more undeveloped countries where worms are > more prevelant, have a very low rate of MS etc than we do. > I don’t know that I could ever drink anything that is going to give me > worms, even to get rid of the RA. I hope they find a better answer than > this.
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I’ll wait with you, Kate! The whole time I was watching this show, I kept saying, "Please don’t tell us that worms are being considered for a cure for any disease I have. I’d never take the cure!" Sure enough he said RA. It gave me nightmares all night! Susanne
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> nahnahnah . . . think i’ll just bide my time until star trek medicine > suddenly bursts onto the scene with its handheld tri-corder healing > apparatus. so, ok—i don’t mind being a bit older when that happens.LOL > kate > I saw a show on the discovery channel the other night about worms. > Apparently they are using them on a trial basis for colitis and IBS and > have > had great results. They are going to try it with people who have MS next > and then other people with other autoimmune diseases like asthma and > rheumatoid arthritis. > They give a solution of 2000 sterilized pig worm larva. The person’s > immune > system clicks in and goes after the worms leaving the person feeling > better. > (I’m not too technical here!) > They pointed out that people in more undeveloped countries where worms are > more prevelant, have a very low rate of MS etc than we do. > I don’t know that I could ever drink anything that is going to give me > worms, even to get rid of the RA. I hope they find a better answer than > this.
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> I’ll wait with you, Kate! The whole time I was watching this show, I kept > saying, "Please don’t tell us that worms are being considered for a cure for > any disease I have. I’d never take the cure!" Sure enough he said RA. It > gave me nightmares all night! > Susanne
uhhhh . . .how does that ol’ campfire song go?— the worms crawl in; the worms crawl out. the worms play pinochle on your snout . . . and so forth . . .LOL! susanne–just make sure to tell ‘em you want your worms chocolate dipped!<veg> kate – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> nahnahnah . . . think i’ll just bide my time until star trek medicine > suddenly bursts onto the scene with its handheld tri-corder healing > apparatus. so, ok—i don’t mind being a bit older when that happens.LOL > kate > > I saw a show on the discovery channel the other night about worms. > > Apparently they are using them on a trial basis for colitis and IBS and > have > > had great results. They are going to try it with people who have MS > next > > and then other people with other autoimmune diseases like asthma and > > rheumatoid arthritis. > > They give a solution of 2000 sterilized pig worm larva. The person’s > immune > > system clicks in and goes after the worms leaving the person feeling > better. > > (I’m not too technical here!) > > They pointed out that people in more undeveloped countries where worms > are > > more prevelant, have a very low rate of MS etc than we do. > > I don’t know that I could ever drink anything that is going to give me > > worms, even to get rid of the RA. I hope they find a better answer than > > this.
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I saw a show on the discovery channel the other night about worms. Apparently they are using them on a trial basis for colitis and IBS and have had great results. They are going to try it with people who have MS next and then other people with other autoimmune diseases like asthma and rheumatoid arthritis. They give a solution of 2000 sterilized pig worm larva. The person’s immune system clicks in and goes after the worms leaving the person feeling better. (I’m not too technical here!) They pointed out that people in more undeveloped countries where worms are more prevelant, have a very low rate of MS etc than we do. I don’t know that I could ever drink anything that is going to give me worms, even to get rid of the RA. I hope they find a better answer than this.
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hello, > My daughter Theresa she is 7, is suffering since about 3 or 4 years from > worms (maw worms). Initially we have consulted our practitioner, who > prescriped classical drugs to get rid of the worms several times. > Unfortunately these drugs worked just for a short period, but never led > to a permanent cure. > Since about one year Theresas skin is affected, she developed on both > hands very rough skin which is some times bleeding. Another affection is > that she tends to get rash all over the body without any special > reasons, which is extremely itching and she is gnashing with her teeth > in the night. > I treated Theresa with Cina and Cuprum but it didn
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