Colon hygienists don’t normally focus on intestinal parasites, but sometimes clients will go on their own form of cleanses. My experience is that parasite cleanses tend to make the person feel ill, unless one can either do a lot of enemas or a colonic.
One particular client was very aggressive, PLUS strategic in utilizing removal techniques over many months. Then other clients started taking diatomaceous earth because it is easy to do. We saw some strange creatures coming out during the colonics and about one third of the time I was able to photograph it.
Wormy things seem to get DIGESTED after they die, so they are gelatinous and also coated in biofilm mucus, which I believe is why parasite cleanses tend to bring on nausea. Many of the specific types of “worms” I believe have not been yet identified by science.
These photographs show bizarre, alien-like shapes that don’t fall into a usual category; difficult to imagine alive. They may be systemic, traveling across the entire body, and not just in the digestive tract.
I muse on the implications of common and widespread parasitic-infection and review some effective remedies in my book, Intestinal Parasites and the Meaning of Life. I review why colonics often get a bad rap from the medical side and why colonics are actually an important health leverage for today’s world.