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Highly mucoid thing that's more formed than not.
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Little worm.
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Looks innocent enough.
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One worm or two with mucus protection.
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Same worm(s) as Image 9. I mean, that's a worm, right?
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Not a mushroom, more like the inside of a clam.
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Another view of something formerly alive.
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Like a peace pipe, what that "thing" is poking up is anybody's guess.
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Twisty fat fecal worm over a foot long.
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You COULD say that's undigested food, except it's part of a whole collection of odd things also coming out.
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You can see the worm in the middle like a black ribbon.
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Again, dark ribbon in middle that holds this together.
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The front coming out that's clearly snake-like.
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Look mucoid and somewhat digested.
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What is that? Insect submarine?
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Classic parasitic eggs as identified previously by experienced colon hygienists.
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Once you begin to really look at things like this, either the imagination makes up that it's parasitic or else it's parasitic.
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If parasites die high in the digestive tract, they can appear like this, not nothing of importance related to parasite cleansing, but that's the question.
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Only saw this once, so it's not that this person's digestive tract is just twisting shit.
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More heavy "sand" that's likely eggs. Parasites lay thousands of eggs and I didn't just make that up myself.
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Clients who are not on a parasite cleanse don't normally release this kind of thing.
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This could be questioned, granted, unless you were actually sitting there observing it come out.
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Worms and mucus go together hand in glove.
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If this was recently alive, how did it move? It's not stupid.
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Just creepy and often partially digested.
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Perhaps insignificant, but you'd still want that OUT.
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A kind of sucker head with a thick body mostly digested by the host after it was killed.
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Has anybody catalogued this sort of flying object?
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A kind of a tail plus a serpent's head.
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Reptilian appearing stealth craft.
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There is a large worm barely visible but the pink thing is a fluke.
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I think this is the same stuff in Image 63.
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This gives away the game. If you can enlarge this, you will see a distinct "blow hole" at the top. I mean, some life form CREATED that hole, some strategic wormy intelligence.
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Again, whatever this is, it ain't normal.
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Pink fluke again with long worm near it. In other words, that's part of a larger community.
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For anybody's consideration. This is just stuff coming out from real people.
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If I saw this one time, I'd say it could be twisty fecal matter, but this is the kind of thing that comes out of a person on a PARASITE cleanse.
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I mean, arms?!
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Tell me that ain't no worm.
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Tell me that ain't no worm.
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Tell me that thing wasn't crawling around this person's insides.
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Not your average wormy thing, more like a grasshopper. It's got motility anyway, wouldn't you think?
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People will actually say, "That's not a worm!"
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If you swallowed a shoelace it could come out looking like this, but it's actually a long string.
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This appeared just like Jello. Look at it close and it's like a hive with specific openings.
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Something worm-like.
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Another photo of the Jello blob with more definition of openings.
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Lots of mucus, but that perfectly round ball is suspicious to me, maybe not to anybody else.
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Just like, hello!
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If you look closely at the black "heads," you might see little maggot things attached to each one, little larvae.
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Partially digested ten inch thing that suggests perhaps it was previously alive.
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Imagine this in its natural habitat.
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Not sure if this is leaving forwards or backwards.
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Unidentified pieces.
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See the wormy thing in there? I do.
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Sometimes I photograph definite worms and we can see how they use mucus as a cloak. This helps to identify other ones less easily identified, but wormy just the same.
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This is a perfectly formed oval and those look like legs. Ok, say they're not legs. What is that?
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Prehistoric in appearance.
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Likewise prehistoric.
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What came out in the toilet after a client's colonic.
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Average standard worm?
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Parts of a parasite?
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I have video of this on my website. It's about 15 inches long and was attempting to swim back into the client's colon, but thankfully didn't. Happened again about a week later, same type of worm, swimming against the water current.
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Those are fluke eggs.
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Twenty of these came out in the toilet after a colonic. Somebody said it's a "blood fluke." Very insect-locust like.
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More fluke eggs.
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Flukes are sometimes pink.
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More fluke eggs, notice dark center, gelatin covering.
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Eggs with fluke in middle.
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The mucus is stripping off.
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You've got to really wonder WHAT this was.
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Analyze this and notice how it cloaked itself in slime.
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IF this is a human parasite, what the hell!
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Hands down an adolescent fluke.
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A lot of these parasites end with a hook.
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Look like seaweed.
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If this was the ONLY one, we would write it off, but it's part of a whole series.
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Again, has a hook.
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Looks like a rope worm.
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Sea creature.
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Rope worm.
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More fluke eggs with a little fluke at right.
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crawdad.
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Another kind of rope worm.
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Double helix worm.
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Dragonfly worm.
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Something, not sure what.
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To me this looks like a dead bird.
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Rope worm.
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Digested whole little fish?
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Some sort of pods?
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Dead something rotted.
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Not sure what.
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Another view.
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This looks like a goat to me with two sea horses following it.
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Another view of unidentifiable object.
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Flukey, fishy thing.
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Pieces of a dead thing.
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A part of something else.
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Slightly suspicious.
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Slightly suspicious also.
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T-rex.
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Fetal-like.
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ears?
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Not a clear photo, sorry.
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Appears to be some design here.
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Giant African liver fluke.
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Giant African liver fluke.
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Giant African liver fluke.
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Head, neck, pod.
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Generally not normal.
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Dead rabbit.
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Strange.
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No idear what.
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Dead rabbit?
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A boy and his porpoise?
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Definite appendages.
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Average worm.
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Coming out from a pod?
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Not poop, not sure what.
This is one of my best photos. Notice little holes to either lets stuff in or out. The MOST alien creature I've seen come out from a person, about seven inches long. Or tall.