Bridebeliever
Songster
I love all of the wonderful discussion on here! Respectfully hearing each other out...
Things have worms and parasites. People tend to freak out if you tell them they have a healthy load of parasites living in them! But here's the hard fact...if a human died and got sealed in a plastic box...above ground...worms and bugs would start to break down the body...because they are THERE! I have de-bugged myself before and seen all kinds of interesting things come out. I do it if I start having a sluggish system, if I'm having frequent break outs and if I start experiencing nausea frequently. I've de-bugged myself twice in my 46 year life. Fortunately no one thought EGADS, look at the parasites she has, we must cull her! LOL
I have ever seen-wormed a cat and a dog when I've seen worms, I have also not done anything to see if the animals body will "take care of it". I did it with my dog this last summer. I saw tape worms in his stool for a couple weeks, left it alone and within a couple more weeks they were gone. If I started to see more or it didn't resolve I would've wormed him. I think this is a pretty reasonable approach. It works for me! I'm not anti meds...I just had pneumonia two weeks ago and promptly got on antibiotics...and now I'm on probiotics to restore gut flora.

Things have worms and parasites. People tend to freak out if you tell them they have a healthy load of parasites living in them! But here's the hard fact...if a human died and got sealed in a plastic box...above ground...worms and bugs would start to break down the body...because they are THERE! I have de-bugged myself before and seen all kinds of interesting things come out. I do it if I start having a sluggish system, if I'm having frequent break outs and if I start experiencing nausea frequently. I've de-bugged myself twice in my 46 year life. Fortunately no one thought EGADS, look at the parasites she has, we must cull her! LOL
I have ever seen-wormed a cat and a dog when I've seen worms, I have also not done anything to see if the animals body will "take care of it". I did it with my dog this last summer. I saw tape worms in his stool for a couple weeks, left it alone and within a couple more weeks they were gone. If I started to see more or it didn't resolve I would've wormed him. I think this is a pretty reasonable approach. It works for me! I'm not anti meds...I just had pneumonia two weeks ago and promptly got on antibiotics...and now I'm on probiotics to restore gut flora.
