Hi, CrystalRiver -

: Just misses the boat on several items and Still
: Questioning?????

Understood. :) At the same time, the idea of disease-causing microcritters being carried inside parasites puts Hulda Clark's findings and writings into a new light.

She pointed consistently toward parasites (mostly ones that wouldn't be inside human beings if not for effects of "better living through chemistry") as causative vectors in most human disease conditions.

Some pooh-poohed that idea, but if we shift our thinking to "not the parasites entirely, but the microcritters they themselves are host to", perhaps a few new lights will go on. :)

It's like termites. Termites don't eat wood without some help; they require bacteria that they're carrying to first digest the wood.

(And now coming full circle: One 'remedy' for termite infestation is nematodes, available at garden supply and hardware stores. The nematodes find and burrow into the termites, it seems.)

--hobie