Question by : What are the ways of parasites and humans?
Ways of parasites are ways of humans and vice versa. They kill, eat, and reproduce. All holidays prove that. Their existence prove that. Humans are no longer intelligent since they inhabited by parasites that are not intelligent. Anything they do, they have painstakingly did it and the parasites in them modify it so they don’t even know how to follow up. While people are intelligent, living with parasites in their body make them equal to the parasites in intelligence. That is why they are like hamsters inside the spinning wheel, which earth is a giant want. They eat, breed, kill and make things like subways, airplanes, cars, spaceships, satellites, and then stop to see what progress they have made. But like the hamsters, they go nowhere and they just keep doing the same thing. When the time is right, the vermins in them use wars to break everything down and restart over again.

Pathetic!

Solution for mankind to get off the spinning wheel: Kill all vermins. Vermins are not needed. Mankind comes to think that vermins are needed because they live with vermins in their intestines that controlled their thoughts. Mankind needs to know that this why they know how to make products that kill vermins is because their duties are to annihilate vermins. They made the mistakes of letting vermins replicate more than them and now they are paying for that.
Bruce pain:

Only stenches dance with stenches. Since you are stenches, you can dance with stenches like you. All stenches cease to exist today, definitely, and infinitely.

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Answer by Bruce Pain
Dance with Dionysus

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(PRWEB) November 20, 2011

Olericulture is the science and technology of cultivating and producing vegetables. Within this discipline, Olericulture.org provides a wide range of resources related to traditional temperate and oftentimes indigenous, tropical vegetable crops.

Olericulture.org has newly included 248 resources to its Carrot category. Carrots (Daucus carota, Apiaceae) differ in the color of their taproot ranging from yellow (European type) to purple (Asiatic type). Carrot is a biennial plant which grows a rosette of leaves in the spring and summer, while developing an edible taproot which stores sugars for the plant to flower in the second year. Carrots contain significant amounts of ?-carotene, which is metabolized into vitamin A in humans. They are also rich in dietary fiber, antioxidants, and minerals. Successful cultivation of carrots depends on soil structure which should preferably be sandy and without rocks and other larger organic particles which induce crooked and forked taproots.

The general carrot section within the Vegetables Crops Category of Olericulture.org provides information about aspects of production of carrot including cultivation, pests and diseases, harvest, postharvest, storage and marketing. The category’s most prominent resource is “World Carrot Museum” which features a very comprehensive website on carrots. The site contains information about the history of carrots, a list of common carrot varieties, several pages on nutritional aspects of carrots, and information on cultivation of carrot. The website of the Processing Carrot Research Program (PCRP) of the Nova Scotia Agricultural College aims to disseminate processing carrot production techniques and technologies for enhancing yield, quality and profitability to the producers and processors.

The Carrot Research Section of Olericulture.org provides scientific information and links to peer-reviewed papers, journal articles, theses, books, abstracts, and other scholarly literature on carrots. Within this section, an article on “Carrot Production in California” by the University of California Vegetable Research and Information Center covers aspects of carrot cultivation including production areas and seasons, climate requirements, varieties and planting techniques, soils and irrigation, fertilization, integrated pest management (IPM), harvesting and handling and postharvest handling. Two other resources expand on IPM in carrots: the Pacific Northwest Vegetable Extension Group of Washington State University publishes a photo gallery of phytosanitary problems in carrot including diseases, insect and mite pests and parasitic plants while a publication on “Carrot Leaf Blight Diseases and their Management in New York” published by the New York State Integrated Pest Management Program of Cornell University and the New York State IPM covers carrot leaf blights which are caused by two fungal pathogens, Alternaria dauci and Cercospora carotae and one bacterial pathogen, Xanthomonas campestris pv. carotae.

Olericulture.org was launched in 1996 and has emerged as a comprehensive aggregator of websites and science references in the applied life science olericulture. The site is now under new management and has just been republished.

Users who wish to submit their own or their company’s information for inclusion in Olericulture.org are welcome to submit their listing through the site. Furthermore, the site maintains a number of RSS feeds which enables users to subscribe to their most favorite topics within the site. Olericulture.org also maintains the Twitter account @Olericulture which currently features 2,587 tweets and 101 followers.

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Question by sachek: What is the best way to get rid of internal parasites?
It seems that in my 55 gallon tank I have an outbreak, I already lost 7 fish, and my only guess is it’s internal parasites, because my water quality is good. So what medicine and/or best way to get rid of internal parasites?

Thanks in advance!

Best answer:

Answer by Jessica M
Jungle labs makes a medicine called Parasite clear that you give to your fish as food. It’s best to feed all of your fish this just in case, even if it seems healthier than the rest.

Make sure to read the directions because I know the Jungle Labs Parasite clear Tank buddies should not be used on crustaceans.

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Question by Fender: What kind of climate do the parasites that cause malaria live in?
What kind of climate do the parasites that cause malaria live in?
If I cam correct, it is a tropical or sub-tropic environment right?

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Answer by arteryfreak
u r correct

please pick me 4 best answer

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Parasites are a grave public health threat since so few people are chatting about them and even fewer populaces are listen when they are being discuss.      
Parasites

Parasites are sinister because of the ordinary fallacy among medical people and the general public that parasites are usually a Third World difficulty where malnutrition and poor hygienic practice exist.

Contrary to well-liked belief, parasitic disease is not restricted to immature or Third World countries.

Those who live in urbanized countries can be suffering with parasites.

Many different parasites exist and, thus, parasite symptom can be exact to the type of attack experienced. However, the next is a list of general symptoms that may point to intestinal parasites.

Treatment of Parasites

Worms and other intestinal parasites are established in every part of the world.

They are more ordinary in tropical and sub hot areas and are more ordinary during the rainy season.

Most of these worms and parasites enter in the human body either from end to end the mouth or through the skin of the feet.

Round worms, are the giant worms present in the guts that cause the disease known as ascariasis.

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It is found in almost all the countries. These worms are off-white in color, are long and thick and are most regularly seen in children. Eggs shaped by them are passed in stools.

Stomach Parasites

There are over one hundred thirty diverse kinds of parasites that at present make their homes in our bodies. These parasites can range from minute organisms to tapeworms that are several feet long.

Yet many people accidentally assume that parasites are relegate to tropical underdeveloped and too thin third world nations.

1.    Understand the danger of parasites. If left untreated, they can cause death, but are more the cause of weight gain, digestive harms, fatigue and lack of energy.

They can be treated in a diversity of ways, one of which is to see your doctor.

2.    Treat stomach parasites of course, getting rid of them by detoxifying your body.

This includes using beetroot, flaxseeds, husks, and papaya extract and psyllium seeds.

There are also a diversity of foods that flush out parasites counting citrus fruits, carrots, grapefruit seed extract, cranberries, pumpkin seeds and garlic.

Home Remedies for Parasites

Half gram of Sprague dust with an equal amount of molasses is highly useful for the removal of all types of parasitic worms. This is one of the best parasites treatment.

Daily intake of two grate carrots with an empty stomach in the morning remove worms.

Fry 5-10 seeds of bitter melon (Karela) in a little ghee and take 2-3 times in a day. This is one of the effectual home remedies for parasites.

Parasites treatment – Spearmint juice with lemon and black salt is antiworming.

Daily drinking of coconut water and chew coconut incessantly for 3-4 days removes worms. This is one of the effective parasites cure.

Drink 200 grams of milk with 2 teaspoonful of castor oil to take away the worms with stools. This is one of the useful parasites remedy.

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Athens, GA (Vocus) February 12, 2009

As diseases go, toxoplasmosis is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Its effects are usually mild, though infection is for life, and two out of five Americans are chronically infected. Those with compromised immune systems can, however, face serious complications. And the disease can also have serious effects on a human fetus if contracted by a mother.

The agent that causes the disease, Toxoplasma gondii, is of strong interest to scientists because it is easy to manipulate in the lab and can lead to insights about other parasitic diseases, such as malaria, that kill millions each year.

Now, a team of researchers at the University of Georgia led by postdoctoral associate Giel van Dooren has discovered a protein in T. gondii that is essential for the parasite’s growth. The group’s work points the way toward a new model system that can be used in studying other parasitic diseases and could one day lead to an effective target for drug intervention.

“By understanding basic cellular processes in Toxoplasma we can gain important insights into the biology of related parasites,” said van Dooren.

The study was published today in the online edition of the journal Current Biology. The work took place in UGA’s Center for Tropical and Emerging Global Diseases in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences. Other authors of the paper include Boris Striepen of the CTEGD and the department of cellular biology at UGA; Sarah Rieff of the department of cellular biology; Cveta Tomova and Bruno Humbel of Utrecht University in the Netherlands; and Markus Meissner of the Heidelberg University School of Medicine in Germany.

Toxoplasma belongs to a group of parasites that contain a chloroplast-like organelle, the apicoplast. Chloroplasts are the home of photosynthesis in plants and algae and are responsible for the green color of leaves. Apicoplasts have long puzzled scientists. What does a parasite living in the brain or blood of humans have to do with a structure associated with harvesting sunlight? It turns out that the chloroplasts have additional functions, and it is these functions that the parasites require.

Since humans do not have chloroplasts, the parasite’s dependence on this organelle is viewed by reseachers as an Achilles heel.

Scientists are interested in the group to which Toxoplasma belongs, the Apicomplexa, because it includes such parasites as Plasmodium, which causes malaria.

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Question by Mick: How to deal with parasites in corporate world? Those who use company time to build their own business?
I know some people in our company who use company time to start their own businesses. Moreover, they steal company know-how and utilize weak company protective systems.
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There is one more problem, they know how to lick the bosses anus and the boss would be protective of them as they like the licking.
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My choice is not to leave the company but solve this problem.
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I think first I have to persuade the boss, then fire those parasites and third, strengthen company rules. Any idea how to do this?
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I have some sort of advisory power with little execution.

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Answer by David Z
did you write this question on company time and computer?

Give your answer to this question below!

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Parasites are responsible for plenty of health problems because they eliminate toxins and steal vital nutrients from our bodies. They can exaggerate other health problems you may be experiencing. Everyone is at risk and under their mercy during parasitic infections. The processed foods, drugs, cigarettes, alcohol, low hygiene can all contribute to parasitic invasion.

Sometimes people have health problems and don’t know the reason why. Constant gastrointestinal issues that cannot be cured with traditional home remedies and over the counter products may be the sign of a parasite infection. Parasites are found in many different foods and the body is usually capable of fighting off these pesky organisms.

Signs of Parasitic Infestation:

# Stomach pain, indigestion, ulcers, constipation or colitis may indicate parasites in the digestive tract
# Uncontrollable movements, such as Parkinson’s disease, may indicate parasites in the nervous system
# Joint or muscle pain, such as arthritis, can be a sign that the presence of a parasite is irritating the joint or tissue and thereby causing inflammation
# Increased susceptibility to infections in lungs, sinuses, vagina, bladder or any mucous membrane may indicate the presence of a parasite

Some of the common symptoms of a parasitic infection in the body include one or more of the following: allergies, anemia, anxiety, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), constipation, depression, diarrhea, immune dysfunction, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), joint and muscle aches and pains, nervousness, and sleep disorders. Of course these are just some of the symptoms that are possible; there are many others that have not been listed.

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If you are a host for certain types of parasites, you will likely feel lethargic and be void of all energy that you normally have. You may also feel slightly under-the-weather and start to think that you have a small virus. The types of parasites that you should be aiming to eliminate from your body are generally pretty small, but you will feel much better when they have been released. You should not think that by doing a parasite cleanse you will be getting rid of a tapeworm or roundworm.]

Taking herbal supplements and using detoxification systems that contain herbs that are known to kill parasites is another way to get rid of a parasite infection. Black walnut hulls are used to kill adult and developing parasites. This herb should be purchased from a local health food store.

Parents whose children are undergoing antibiotic treatment for parasitic infections are advised to ensure that their children take the medication religiously. Parasitic pneumonia may also be treated with antibiotics but this also largely depends on the type of parasite responsible for causing pneumonia.

Therefore, I researched and utilized herbal cleansing remedies, one of which had positive side benefits such as making me crave sweets less and feel more energetic. I recommend that anyone having vague intestinal symptoms research parasitic infections to determine if they’re the hidden reason you don’t feel well.

There are all-natural herbal-based remedies that may be effective in getting rid of human intestinal parasites. While they can be effective in some cases, they usually take longer as a treatment option. Most experts say they are better as supplemental therapies. If you’re using herbal remedies either to supplement vitamin and mineral loss, inform your doctor, especially if you’re also taking anti-parasitic medications.

Symptoms of Parasites:

* Lack of nutrition in spite of a good diet and supplement regimen
* Grinding teeth at night
* Intestinal gas
* Allergies
* Asthma
* Digestive problems
* Diarrhea

Parasites Cure:

1) Use Medical Drugs To Eliminate Parasites. This method although, will only kill 1 or 2 types of parasites. Also, using medicine to cure parasites can pose some side effects.

2) Safely Eliminate Parasites. You can eliminate parasites by using a variety of herbs. The herbs would include wormwood, black walnut and cloves, and some other types of herbs.

Cleaning the body of parasites will ensure that the body is receiving more of the nutrients from the foods eaten and will prevent the poisoning of the body with debris from the parasites.

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A parasite is an organism that lives on or within another organism and gains nutrition and other benefits from the host organism. The parasite usually does not contribute anything to the host. Often, the presence of the parasite can cause medical problems for the host ranging from minor issues right up to death. Parasites are usually much smaller than their hosts. Parasites may be so small that they are undetectable by the host unless a thorough investigation is done by the host. Many parasitic infestations result in symptoms that are used by the host to understand that an infestation has taken place. Some parasites may produce generic symptoms that often complicate the process of diagnosis and treatment.

There are also natural ways to address the problem of how to get rid of parasites. Savory is a common spice that has been used for many years both to aid digestion and to inhibit parasites. Another home remedy for parasites is the use of pumpkin oil. Pumpkin seed oil is effective at tackling a parasitic infestation. Natural methods may take longer to work, but they can be used regularly even to prevent infestations and deal with parasites that may be present in small numbers even if the patient is asymptomatic.

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Causes
It is the dirty habits, like eating food without washing your hands, putting the finger first in the nostril then in the mouth, eating contaminated food, scratching the anus and then eating food without thoroughly washing your hands, using underwear worn by a person suffering from threadworms, constipation, and mucus in the stools, which encourage the parasites to infest the intestines.

Treatment
Traditional medicine depends on drugs to kill the parasites; they may give temporary relief, but that is more likely to harm the digestive processes and create other complications. Naturopathy, on the other hand, aims at strengthening the intestines so that they can purge themselves of the parasites. The stools of a child suspected to be suffering from threadworms could be examined visually: in some cases they would be found sticking to the anus of the child.

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Treatment of threadworm-infested patient must start with cleanliness. A child suffering from it should be administered a warm water enema to which juice of half a fresh lime has been added. It should be followed by administration of about 50 to 100 militres of coconut oil with the help of a syringe through the anus. The child should be asked to strain himself at the time of passing the stools.

The best course would be to start the treatment with fasting: if the young patient or his mother cavils at it, he should be administered fruit juice or clear vegetables soup mixed with water. Lukewarm enema must be given during the treatment both in the morning and evening. Enema would help expel mucus and threadworms from the intestines. Bedclothes of the patient must be aired in the sun every day and he should stay in a well-ventilated room.

If the child is walking he should be encouraged to fast for two days followed by a diet of fruits and boiled vegetables for five to six days. Raw vegetables like carrot, cucumber and onions can be given in addition to tomatoes. Mil and cereals should be totally avoided. Potatoes roasted over the coals and raisins soaked in water could also be given. After that the patient could be allowed porridge or gruel. When he has started taking cereals, milk should not be given to him not lentils.

Cold compresses and mudpack applied from the navel to the pubes can also help in the initial stages of the treatment. Juice of garlic could also be taken recourse to since it kills the parasites without harming the patient.

Human beings suffer from many parasitic infestations in their intestinal system. This is a result of food that may be infested with parasitic worms. Lack of hygiene and improper cleaning of foods can result in the parasites being transferred into the host’s system. Many patients are unaware of how to get rid of parasites. In fact, many people do not even realize that they are hosting parasites. Many digestive issues can occur as symptoms of an infestation but these are usually passed off as other problems. When one is suffering from digestive symptoms and there is no relief through standard medication, it is advisable to meet with a doctor. A doctor can diagnose the presence of parasites and tell you how to get rid of parasites. When it comes looking for methods to get rid of parasites, there are plenty of strong anti-parasitic medications that can be purchased and used. These must be used under the guidance of a doctor and are mostly prescription drugs. There are also non-prescription generic de-worming drugs available which can be used from time to time to keep the system clean of any parasites that may be present. These are usually weaker than prescription medications and may not work for severe infestations.

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WHAT A PARASITE IS?

Beware! Appearances are deceptive. They are minute. But, they are really dangerous. They are on the prowl everywhere. You can’t escape them. They are the parasites!

The first thing to know about the intestinal parasites is that they are parasites in the truest sense of the term. So, who do you call a parasite? In popular parlance a parasite is a person who simply lives on others wealth. But the most important derogatory characteristic ascribed to a parasite is that it does not think good of its benefactor.
On the other hand, literature abounds of such parasites that leave no stone unturned to throw out the master and usurp his place. And literature is a generally an apt portrayal of the society. A parasite is basically a sycophant. In ancient Greece, a parasite was a person who was a professional guest in any dinner party.
In medical term, a parasite is that life form which thrives within a different organism and does more harm than good to the host. At times, these parasites can even pose threats to the parent creature as these parasites are veritable sources of diseases. In the case of twins who are conjoined, the parasite is the incomplete twin as it takes support from the other fetus which is just about normal.

PARASITE SPECIES

Parasites can be microscopic or large enough for the naked eye to identify them. Biologically, there are 3200 parasite species divided into the four main categories, viz., Cestoda, Nematoda, Protozoa, and Trematoda. All of them feast on our digestive highway.

The Cestodes are tapeworms, the nematodes are the roundworms, and the protozoans are unicellular organisms. At times, these parasites strike our bodies simultaneously. The HIV infected people are generally hosts to the protozoans, including isospora, microsporidia, and cryptosporidium.

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WHERE THEY DWELL

These common organisms can be found everywhere in our environment, in the air we breath, in the water we drink, or in the food we eat. Believe it or not, our body also plays host to as many as 100 parasites of different shapes, sizes and colors.

INTESTINAL PARASITE

An intestinal parasite grows, gets forced sustenance, and thrives within the human intestines or the entire strip known as the gastro-intestinal tract. They are microscopic in size although larger than the viruses or the bacteria. They spread from the environment to the human beings. Unhygienic locales, constant proximity with animals or food that is not cooked in the required temperature are ideal grooming places for the parasites.
The two main species of intestinal parasites are protozoa and helminths. While the protozoa are unicellular and multiply within our beings, the helminths are multicellular worms and are basically harmless. Helminths do not multiply within our bodies and move out.

PARASITE CAMOUFLAGE

These parasites may be quite nondescript in appearances. But they have developed fascinating tactics to take for a ride even our body’s highly foolproof immunity network. Just like the villains of thriller movies, some of these microscopic parasites put on the facades of tissues in such a way that the sentinels in our body mistake them to be a part and parcel of the body. After that, these parasites multiply themselves slowly but silently. And, at the opportune time when the immune system grows weak owing to some other illnesses these parasites make their forays!

WHAT PARASITES CAN DO

The parasites can run riot inside your body. First and foremost, we are robbed of those ingredients that are absolutely necessary to help our digestion process. It is because of these parasites that many of us become anemic and feel lethargic after we have our meals. These parasites squeeze away our amino acids, vitamins, nutrients, and minerals.
They can make holes in your intestines, lungs, liver as well as the circulatory system. They can even wear away or clog or even damage the main organs. The parasites do this by piecing together to form tumors. More often then not, such lumps are mistaken to be cancerous. These lumps flow with the blood to our lungs, heart and even the brain.
The parasites even poison us via the toxic (metabolic) waste products which they release within our bodies. Once this takes effect, we suffer from the dysfunction called verminous intoxification. The people affected by this condition find problems in doing away with the metabolic wastes. Then, these toxins are again absorbed by the intestines.

KNOW THEIR ROUTES TO ELIMINATE THEM

Did you ever imagine that when you have constipation or problems in clearing the bowels you are creating the perfect grooming place for these parasites? The accumulated faeces on the colon wall give the parasites the nourishment.

Now, how do they enter our bodies in the first place? Even the water we drink and the food we consume are ideal conduit routes for these beings. And, they can enter through our skins as well as our noses. Thus, they do not necessarily need any agent for the transmission into our bodies. Their entry routes can be through sexual acts or even the mosquito or the housefly.
Hence the need for hygienic and healthy lifestyle!

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