Articles: Parasites, Molds/Fungi and Bacteria

This information is for those who want validation or who refuse to give up on their rights for better health. The home method of preserving parasites is described at the end of this.

When a parasite is found it is a good idea to preserve the specimen to determine if it is a worm and not a ‘food fiber’. Quite often the specimen is put in a jar with rubbing alcohol, water, or nothing at all to discover that it has broken down into an unidentifiable object; unfortunately, embarrassment may occur when you have proof with bringing evidence to a doctor and there is nothing to show, except a jar full of mush. This enforces a doctor’s assumption that you’re “delusional” - case closed. No further questions are asked or even a required lab test.

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Link: http://www.rhrplus.com/education/ed_articles/doctors_p2.php

Skeptical Doctors Compound The Problem - Part 2
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In Part One, I made some observations about the medical establishment and their approach to parasite and mold infections. Below are a series of questions on a forum that I participated in [some edits have been made to the original text]. KT had concerns about working with skeptical doctors. I felt that the conversation was worth publishing.

Forum Postings #1

KT: For the future, how would you advise others to get testing done when working with skeptical or otherwise unhelpful medical professionals?

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Parasite Eggs, “Shedding” and Samples
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There seems to be some assumptions or misconceptions made about whether or not something can be found in submitted samples. Perhaps this was started by the very labs who aren’t necessarily looking for parasites because some procedures and observations can be laborious.

It is no great secret that one ascaris roundworm can lay 250,000 eggs per day; one tapeworm lays 500,000 eggs per day; and one hookworm (depending on the species) lays 7,000-28,000 per day. These 3 parasites are the most infectious among humans. Pinworms and Toxoplasma gondii “the cat parasite” are others. There are many parasites, obviously, numbered into the thousands and all of them lay eggs into the thousands, per day. Think about that for a moment! A lot of eggs are being laid inside of a person.

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Link: http://rhrplus.com/article_labs.php

What Happened to Proven Science?
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Before fully establishing RHR Plus™ I had two long-time friends call me about their health problems. Each had negative results with reputable labs. . . . I knew the scenario all too well and didn’t like the fact that people were being taken advantage of with endless “tests and examinations”.

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Stories of Real people, informative articles, lab services, and questions about the medical system in overlooking problems. Co-factors contributing in a health crisis as hidden problems. Parasites “don’t exist” we have been told, but they do exist in the developed countries! Molds & fungi are possible causes for ill-health and often misdiagnosed. Bacterial infections contribute to related health issues too. People from all walks of life are being infected by these Silent Masters wrecking havoc in people’s lives.