PARASITES Andreas Kalcker
In more than 50% of the corpses they are found infected by nematodes* and worms, this means that more than 50% of the population is infected by some type of parasite.
The more contamination there is, the more aggressive and strong the worms are.
The worms create an environment with other bacteria, viruses and toxins to protect themselves from being ingested or digested, this layer is called biofilm *, these worms have the ability to make more than a hundred unknown antibodies, this causes diagnoses to be made in laboratories wrong.
The feces produced by Ascaris lumbricoides, which can measure up to 40 cm or more, contain histamine, morphine, amphetamine, formaldehyde, ammonia, and other toxic substances. This implies that the poor children who are infected with worms suffer from drug intoxication.
Antibiotics increase the strength and resistance of these nematodes.
When we have a weak immune system, these worms have free access to what is called "migrating larva", they can reach the brain, the eyes and practically the entire body.
There are several types of cancer that are already identified and that are caused by the larvae that are migrating through the body.
When a larva dies in a tissue of our body, its decomposition forms a cadaverine toxin, this toxin is encapsulated by the body forming a cyst to protect itself from the toxin.
Definition of nematodes*
nematodes,
Nematodes or nematodes are nemathelminth worms of the superphylum Ecdysozoa. These animals have a digestive system in the form of a straight duct, which occupies the entire length of the body.
Nematodes are organisms that generally live in the aquatic environment, although they also live on the surface. Among the more than twenty-five thousand species detected by scientists, there are self-existing nematodes and other parasites of humans, plants and animals.
In the man. They are causal agents of foodborne diseases and cause diseases such as trichinosis, filariasis, anisakiasis, hookworm, ascariasis, strongyloidiasis, toxocariasis, etc. However, the number of species that directly parasitize man and those that parasitize plants (phytoparasitic nematodes) are a very small group compared to the number of species of the Nematoda phylum.
BIOFILM can be defined as a set of microorganisms adhered to a surface, encapsulated in a hydrated polymeric matrix that is collectively called "matrix" or "extracellular polymeric substance" (EPS). The matrix is synthesized by the microorganisms themselves and is made up of approximately 95% water, together with polysaccharides, proteins, nucleic acids, minerals, etc. (Carpentier and Cerf, 1993; Costerton et al., 1995). Bacterial biofilms represent a prokaryotic survival strategy. The main function of a biofilm matrix is to allow bacteria to remain united and protected against external changes such as fluctuations in humidity, changes in temperature, the action of disinfectant products, the presence of antibiotics, antibodies, bacteriophages, etc.; in addition to providing the microorganisms with a concentration of necessary nutrients and facilitating the elimination of bacterial residues (Davey and O'toole, 2000; Hall-Stoodley and Stoodley, 2005). The structure of a biofilm is conditioned by biological, physical and chemical factors. Those factors include hydrodynamic forces, the viscosity of the medium in which it is formed, and the composition of the matrix. A biofilm can contain one or more bacterial species, where the adhesion and metabolic remains of one species can serve for the development of other species. 👇
In more than 50% of the corpses they are found infected by nematodes* and worms, this means that more than 50% of the population is infected by some type of parasite.
The more contamination there is, the more aggressive and strong the worms are.
The worms create an environment with other bacteria, viruses and toxins to protect themselves from being ingested or digested, this layer is called biofilm *, these worms have the ability to make more than a hundred unknown antibodies, this causes diagnoses to be made in laboratories wrong.
The feces produced by Ascaris lumbricoides, which can measure up to 40 cm or more, contain histamine, morphine, amphetamine, formaldehyde, ammonia, and other toxic substances. This implies that the poor children who are infected with worms suffer from drug intoxication.
Antibiotics increase the strength and resistance of these nematodes.
When we have a weak immune system, these worms have free access to what is called "migrating larva", they can reach the brain, the eyes and practically the entire body.
There are several types of cancer that are already identified and that are caused by the larvae that are migrating through the body.
When a larva dies in a tissue of our body, its decomposition forms a cadaverine toxin, this toxin is encapsulated by the body forming a cyst to protect itself from the toxin.
Definition of nematodes*
nematodes,
Nematodes or nematodes are nemathelminth worms of the superphylum Ecdysozoa. These animals have a digestive system in the form of a straight duct, which occupies the entire length of the body.
Nematodes are organisms that generally live in the aquatic environment, although they also live on the surface. Among the more than twenty-five thousand species detected by scientists, there are self-existing nematodes and other parasites of humans, plants and animals.
In the man. They are causal agents of foodborne diseases and cause diseases such as trichinosis, filariasis, anisakiasis, hookworm, ascariasis, strongyloidiasis, toxocariasis, etc. However, the number of species that directly parasitize man and those that parasitize plants (phytoparasitic nematodes) are a very small group compared to the number of species of the Nematoda phylum.
BIOFILM can be defined as a set of microorganisms adhered to a surface, encapsulated in a hydrated polymeric matrix that is collectively called "matrix" or "extracellular polymeric substance" (EPS). The matrix is synthesized by the microorganisms themselves and is made up of approximately 95% water, together with polysaccharides, proteins, nucleic acids, minerals, etc. (Carpentier and Cerf, 1993; Costerton et al., 1995). Bacterial biofilms represent a prokaryotic survival strategy. The main function of a biofilm matrix is to allow bacteria to remain united and protected against external changes such as fluctuations in humidity, changes in temperature, the action of disinfectant products, the presence of antibiotics, antibodies, bacteriophages, etc.; in addition to providing the microorganisms with a concentration of necessary nutrients and facilitating the elimination of bacterial residues (Davey and O'toole, 2000; Hall-Stoodley and Stoodley, 2005). The structure of a biofilm is conditioned by biological, physical and chemical factors. Those factors include hydrodynamic forces, the viscosity of the medium in which it is formed, and the composition of the matrix. A biofilm can contain one or more bacterial species, where the adhesion and metabolic remains of one species can serve for the development of other species. 👇
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