> what if most people have parasites and don't know it? this is the case. i don't know how anybody still has faith in the medical industry after 2020, but their blind faith is a real problem. out of the tens of thousands of types of parasites that exist in this world, there's only tests to check for like a couple dozen of them. even then the tests have a very high false negative rate, because they'll basically take a sample from you and if that sample has no parasites, they declare you to be clean. obviously that's not how an infestation works. it's like saying your house doesn't have any cockroaches because there aren't any in a specific cupboard when you looked. anyone with """chronic fatigue""" absolutely has bloodsuckers living inside them, stealing their nutrients.
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