According to the American Medical Association, physicians correctly diagnose a disease 16% of the time - that's one out of six! A 'scientific' laboratory, (Medical University) will diagnose correctly almost 50% of the time - or one out of two. A physician might not be likely to connect an illness to a person's predilection for undercooked meat or hot dogs.

At a California Medical Association meeting, one expert speaker told his professional audience that worms are the unsuspected cause of many diseases.

As a known cause of overweight conditions, the worms are being well fed, while the body is only getting calories, water and a fraction of the nutrients.

Desert Storm Sickness: Hundreds of veterans of the Persian Gulf came down with puzzling symptoms, including fatigue, joint pain, hair loss, rash, bleeding gums and liver problems, according to the Journal of the American Medical Association. Prime suspect is a treatable parasitic infection from sand-fly bites called leishmaniasis.

The Center for Disease Control in Atlanta has warned about the rise of fish tapeworm in America. We eat meat and fish not thoroughly cooked. The diseases are often transmitted by animals. We hug and kiss and sleep with our pets. We handle the dirt in which their contaminated feces is deposited. We breathe the air which may contain worm eggs.

A seven-year-old boy had picked up a worm infestation from his pets. He slept with his animals. He suffered from constant fatigue, was bloated, and had a problem focusing in the sunlight. One specialist suggested leukemia. The animals were kept out of his bed and an intestinal cleansing conducted. In one week the boy was out playing and appeared normal.

A woman with a recurring breast infection improved after being rid of a roundworm infestation.

A teenager suffered from wheezing, coughing, chronic crying and depression, and an allergy to many foods, mold, and dust. She lived in close contact with two small dogs, both of whom were determined to have worms. After two cleansings her problems diminished.

Another young girl had persistent acne despite a good diet and no undue stress. Within several days after initiation of a cleansing program, her acne began to clear. A woman previously diagnosed with myasthenia gravis, a condition marked by muscular weakness and progressive fatigue, improved dramatically after passing a large tapeworm.

Often, the problem is simply overlooked. Tapeworms can grow to 50 feet long. You are not only feeding a monster within you but also absorbing the toxicity of its waste products.

The most famous tapeworm of recent years belonged to the late opera singer Maria Callas. She had a serious weight and skin problem. When the tapeworm was detected and removed, her weight dropped, her skin improved and her temperament mellowed. Once the intestines are cleansed and the worms and eggs eliminated, many of the symptoms disappeared.

Knowing farmers have been using diatomaceous earth for years to stay on top of parasitic infestation with their farm animals. They simply fossil shell flour diatomaceous earth with meals and the problem treats itself. Proof of the puddin' is dull hair. Dull hair in animals or humans means one should suspect intestinal worms. Studies suggest everyone should occasionally 'worm' oneself. It's simply a matter of taking supplements for at least 30 days. The gestation length for Mrs. Worm is about 22 days. Thousands of babies every 22 days, plus all their excreting piles up into problems. PETS - Stop kissing your dog, or cat, or gerbil, or ...

MOST PEOPLE KNOW that dogs and cats can transmit diseases by scratches and bites, but few people realize that close contact, including nuzzling, kissing and handling animal fur can cause serious illness and even death.

According to the Western Journal of Medicine (150:208-210), a 46-year-old man recently died from a form of pneumonia that he caught from his cat. "He probably acquired the infection by inhalation," the doctors said.

A teenage girl suffered from wheezing, coughing, chronic depression and an allergy to many foods, mold and dust. She lived in close contact with two small dogs, both of whom were determined to have worms. After two cleansings her problems diminished.

It has been estimated that some 200 million persons throughout the world are infested with trichinosis, only ONE of many kinds of parasites that feed off undigested foods lining the intestinal walls. 75 percent of the millions so infested live in NORTH AMERICA! Once these parasites enter the muscles, allopathic medicine offers no specific treatment.

How do you get them? One of the quickest ways for parasitic larvae to enter your body is through contaminated, improperly washed or cooked foods. Being around animals can also easily lead to problems. Even walking barefoot can lead to infestation. Drinking contaminated water is a very common way for parasites to enter the body and as has been frequently reported in the media, this is increasingly a North American problem and not just a Mexican or third world problem.

Frequently we are asked how cleaning the colon has to do with parasites. The average person over 40 has anywhere between 5 and 25 pounds of buildup in their colons. Parasites of all sizes thrive in this indisposed residue of fecal matter slowly but surely toxifying the body.

Those who eliminate parasites always happily proclaim just how much more energy they have afterwards.