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As part of my daily routine, I always rinse my sinuses in the A.M. with saline solution with a few drops of peroxide using the Neil-Med squirt bottle.

This morning though, I blew my nose afterward and saw this brown stuff on the tissue.

At first, I didn't think anything of it, it's not unusual to occasionally get some blood in the mucus. Then I looked again, and it resembled one of those worms that someone posted here a little while back.

And it was brown, no redness anywhere. And there was no dried mucus around it. Normally, bloody snots have a little dried mucus near the bloody part, the blood usually comes from mucus drying inside the sinus and bonding to the membrane and making it bleed when it loosens up.

Is it possible that a worm in the brain or sinus could have gotten fed up with the humaworm treatment and said "I'm outta here" and started making its way out?

Does humaworm work just in the gut, or does it work systemically? I felt some Bart stabs in the toes a day after I started taking it, so there's got to be some systemic involvement, right?

That was weird. My sinuses were really clear of mucus this morning, too. I just rinsed as a matter of habit.

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Ascaris (round worms) can actually travel up the back of the throat into the nose and be expelled that way. Have read of that before. Don't know if that really is what happened, but it is theoretically possible.

And yes -- most all herbs are systemically absorbed -- just the same as food.

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Ah Chaps, I want a picture!! [Big Grin]

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Yes, it is entirely possible.

I had lots of mucus during Humaworm.

I also coughed up a roundworm grub.

Humaworm is such a blast.

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I'm getting to the end of the 30 days on Humaworm, trying to decide what to use next.

"Ah Chaps, I want a picture!!"

Uhh, no you don't.

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Chaps, I am one of those people who gawk at gross stuff. It makes my day. Sick, I know! [Big Grin] [Big Grin]

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The day my wife sees me pull out the camera to snap pictures of my mucus and stool is the day she hides my camera!

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Funny Chaps!

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chaps,

The salne (salt) can make them come out. They HATE salt and will run from it. It puts them into osmotic shock. So the combo of saline and Humaworm is a good one. Congrats on the birth! [lol]

Gael

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