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Topic: is there seriously no cure for trichinella?

FYRECRACKER
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anyone?

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joalo
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Up.

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Lymetoo
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flagyl?? If I'm thinking of the right thing here.

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jklynd
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Who told you that?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichinella

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FYRECRACKER
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I heard that if trichinella (parasite from undercooked meat, aka pork) STAYS IN THE GUT, then yes, it's curable.

But then I heard that if it migrates beyond into the muscles it will linger there and cause damage forever.

I read it online somewhere. can't remember where. I'll look.

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karenl
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This might be right, but it is the same for bacteria and other bad pathogens.

It may be hard to get rid of them.
Probably you find a way to just treat them all your life with herbs like clove, oregano ... so they have no change. Make it a daily routine.

I heard on TV many people have to do parasite cleans once a month.

If you compare it to other diseases - some people need insulin shots every day - the lifelong daily precautions you need to take are not so bad.

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lymie_in_md
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You might want to get a really good rife machine as well.

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FYRECRACKER
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what does the rife machine do anyway. i just don't buy into it.

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randibear
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i've heard of it, but i didn't know there was no cure or if it's fatal.

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FYRECRACKER
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i've read that it can be fatal if it heavily infects the heart.

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