Topic: dr oz says 1000 mg garlic or wormwood tea.or papaya seeds and honey gets worms
lpkayak
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What do you think...i couldnt find parasite thread
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Razzle
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I think this only applies to the more commonly heard of parasites - roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms. I'm also not sure if these things kill the eggs...
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hiker53
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I think you need clove to kill the eggs and black walnut is important, too.
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lpkayak
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Ty
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randibear
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would garlique qualify?
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lpkayak
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If it was really an easy fix o tjink we would have figured it out by now
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Catgirl
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This may work well on children, but it didn't seem to do a whole lot for me. It did get rid of some bugs (some pin worms, maybe some microscopic stuff, not sure). That said, I think anything we do helps to knock them back.
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GretaM
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Me and seeds don't mix well...
I am scared to try papaya seeds after last years guava seed incident(s). Haha.
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