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OneSock · Jan 9, 2011, 03:14 PM

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tickle · Jan 9, 2011, 03:19 PM

Why do you think they call them 'tapeworm', but I don't exactly see what your post means by your content. Are you advertising something.

OneSock · Jan 9, 2011, 03:34 PM

No, was just trying to follow the onscreen instructions about adding more info related to the question. The question was meant to ask what length of time one might expect to pass during the duration of losing a tapeworm (whether by a cleanse, historic methods or a common pharmeceutical - thus I listed several methods).

tickle · Jan 9, 2011, 04:13 PM

Originally Posted by OneSock

No, was just trying to follow the onscreen instructions about adding more info related to the question. The question was meant to ask what length of time one might expect to pass during the duration of loosing a tapeworm (whether by a cleanse, historic methods or a common pharmeceutical - thus I listed several methods).

Hi One, not used to a new poster following guidelines :). It was shoot first ask questions later which is a common method here because who would know someone had actually read guidelines so thank you so much.

The problem with tapeworms (human or animal) is that they break off and can stay in the system for months, so I would have to say, with any proven method, about a month for a human, but in that time a lot of damage can be done.

It is only in third world countries that tapeworm in humans is a problem and usually occurs from eating meat raw and already contaminated. So in that case herbal remedies are commonly used and are quite hit and miss, more miss then anything else.

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