Thanks Dave,

I wish I felt more excited about it. Now I have to figure out what medication to take to hopefully expell all of them haha, and when to take it! I guess this is all a process though and yes, thanks very much, seeing more evidence is always a good thing.

I was not sure myself, but read in a book on enemas that you can simply boil some cloves in water and then mix about half or three quarters of the boiled water with purified room temperature water until the water for the enema is lukewarm.

I put two big cloves that I previously smooshed with a spatula handle, into the water. Let it boil, and then mixed it with regular water.

It did not burn! Boy oh boy did my body not like it though! I had to do it in two installments, it really was fine and I felt no pain, just something in my body went crazy on trying to get it out of me asap ( parasites ;) me thinks.

Ever since i`ve had even more stomach movement and weird sensations. The garlic one is a good one.

I will do a coffee enema next week. haha. tryin ga variety. One a week!

May I ask you if you think that your colitis was caused potentially by parasites? my brother has crohns and does not believe there is a connection, but my friend with colitis has been having a lot of trouble recently. Trouble being able to retain even vegetables for instance. I am wondering if maybe his situation diagnosis which is fairly recent, was potentially causd by parasites. I`d love to hear your approach.

Me? the doctors have diagnosed me with ibs due to the abdomen pain, but this is a classic symptom of the flukes i`ve been passing... so yeah.

I think a lot of people don't know what they have and they just get sicker and sicker. I did eat a lot of sushi at one point and a lot of tilapia that I'm not sure was always perfectly cooked through.

I agree that it might be good to have a stool test brought to a lab. I already have the sheet and cup for doing it. I just have to wait for my next ''fluke'' appearance I suppose and ship it off.

Only problem is a lot of stool sample places don't check for all the parasites out there. I hope that flukes are included in the test.

Thanks for the advice though. I will see what a coffee enema reveals/if that helps my bile ducts in any way.

Flukes are not as rare as you and the CDC seem to think. I know because I had them myself.

I did the Wormwood , green Black-Walnut tincture and the cloves the way Dr.Clark taught.

What I found in the toilet both shocked and repulsed me. I discovered 4 the first time and they were quite large. I cleaned one and put it into a container of alcohol where it remains today as a reminder of why we were so sick.

I have never been outside of the U.S. and I do not eat sushi.How I became infested with these parasites I do not know but there is no doubt that I was infested. I also had Tapeworm and a variety of other parasites,my husband was also infested.

We were both very ill with many of the symptoms that I have seen posted on this forum. A couple of months after we began treatment both of us started to feel significantly better.We did however go thru awful die off for weeks before we slowly began to feel better. We are actually enjoying life again! We are still taking the above mentioned herbal treatment along with anti-parasitic foods. I never want to feel the way I did before treatment.

I get very angry when some people say that flukes do not effect people in our country. The proof is in a jar of alcohol in my bathroom cabinet.

Thanks to this site my husband and I are doing very well, no thanks to the worthless medical industry.

You are very incorrect. You are getting information from the CDC, but they are wrong as well. Flukes are much more common than reported. Labs here don't really run the correct tests. Doctors here don't run enough stool samples and usually don't even run an antigen test that is required. No American lab will be able to identify any fluke type for that matter. It would be chance if they did. Even doctors from third world countries sometimes have trouble properly diagnosing a fluke infection. Takes many tests and sometimes it doesn't show up but the infection is still present. Bolivian doctors educated me on this problem. Doctors who are in the field with years of experience. Until the labs and the U.S. doctors figure things out here, the CDC numbers will be false. Remember, the CDC info comes from the doctors and labs. If there is a crack in the system, the whole system fails. There is a BIG crack in this system. Just test the system. Go to a U.S. doctor and ask for parasite testing. My guess is he may have you give him ONE stool sample then pronounce you clean. Any specialist in the field of parasitology will tell you that you weren't properly tested. Evidence of this can be found in PubMed. Where research was performed and then the research was scrutinized as possibly being innacurate due to only one stool sample. Also, just by talking to these doctors in third world countries you will learn alot. Much testing has to be done.