Why we keep doing what we do, this makes all the sacrifices worthwhile
Update: You can read follow up emails from “A”s father here and here. I got this account from a client, who is also the parent of a very young client, his daughter. Here is what he said in his email....
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I just got a fantastic, cheering follow-up email from the dad of “A” whose experience with severe Crohn’s, as a two year-old, and her response to whipworm for her problems are described here in my...
View ArticleFollow up to “What I would do if I was still sick” post
This is only my opinion: The following advice about caffeine has nothing to do with the helminths, it is related to my post here: “If I was really sick still this is what I would do” Which is just...
View ArticleWhy McMaster ova counts are largely worthless for detecting changes in...
The Argument Against Egg Counts as an Indicator of Helminth Number Parasitology texts note that per day female hookworm and whipworm ova production varies from 2,000 to 20,000 total. For this reason...
View ArticleUpdate on “A” and her progress
More good news on the progress of “A”. For those of you who have not read “A’s” story, about how her severe Crohn’s has responded to helminthic therapy, you can read two earlier accounts of her...
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Multiple Sclerosis and helminthic therapy
Every one of our Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis clients who has maintained a therapeutic population of hookworm has reported achieving near or complete remission in six to nine months. Every....
View ArticleNegative test results for AIT reservoir for Strongyloides and Infectious...
Updated December, 2011 I am the primary reservoir for production of doses of hookworm and whipworm for AIT’s version of helminthic therapy, and there has been fairly constant unfounded speculation as...
View ArticleThe Story of Autoimmune Therapies Since November, 2009. Part 1
I have read a lot of quite strong worded, and very definite, comments about me or Autoimmune Therapies, often by people who have never met me. I have to admit that I avoid public forums on the subject...
View ArticlePart II: Childhood and a start to explaining why it made me receptive to the...
I, like many I suspect, who have read the basics of my story, have long wondered why I, alone amongst all those people who wrote or read the same research I read actually acted on it. Part of writing...
View ArticleThe context of helminthic therapy and the environmental diseases it can be...
I want to emphasise that I believe what we are doing exists in a much broader, well-established context. The diseases we are trying to work with are all environmental in origin. The hygiene hypothesis...
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