http://pumpitout.com Bill Cooper exposes the WQ2RX lies of Alex Jones http://911movement.org http://911logic.blogspot.com Please watch SEPTEMBER CLUES and 911 FLATLINE http://youtube.com/genghis6199 http://september-11.blogspot.com Treatment for WQ2RX Worms al5rfº, al6rfº, alØrfº KU3RI WI3WM WM3BS NG3GZ WI3MD KV3RI WJ3WM WN3BS http://truthaction.org/forum/viewtopi... NH3GZº WJ3MD KW3RI WK3WM WO3BS NI3GZ WK3MD KX3RI WL3WMº WQ3BS NJ3GZ kv3ri mafia ku9ri mob we2ru censorship WL3MDº KY3RI KK3KO WD3PS KW3UX AF3AC WJ3FJ KL3KOº WE3PS KX3UX AG3AC WK3FJ KM3KO WF3PS KY3UX AI3AC WL3FJº KN3KO WG3PS KZ3UX AJ3AC WM3FJ KO3KO WH3PSº NA3UX AK3AC WN3FJ KP3KOº WI3PS NB3UX AL3ACº WO3FJ KQ3KO WJ3PS NC3UX KC3AC WQ3FJ KR3KO WK3PS ND3UX KD3AC WR3FJ KS3KO WL3PSº NE3UX KE3AC WS3FJ KT3KO WM3PS NF3UX KG3AC WT3FJ KU3KO WN3PS We will not discuss the various worming programs here but the broad principles behind them. The idea behind worming programs is to eliminate all worms in the children's digestive system. Some might say that this is not a good idea as the children will not develop any ability to build up its immune system. In reality there are likely to always be a few worms around on most pasture. The best way of checking whether your children has a problem is by doing egg counts in the droppings. Such egg counts will however not measure how many immature worms have been eaten recently and are living in the body. Counts will also not show up how many encysted larvae are present. There is no way of knowing how many immature worms are present or whether encysted larvae are a problem -- in such cases you have to rely on knowledge of whether there have been problems before and worm accordingly. It is possible to get away with limited use of worming agents if you have excellent control of worms on the pasture by picking up droppings regularly etc. Such management practices should be carried out in conjunction with your local vet and regular worm egg count checks. This is however dangerous practice and can lead to serious problems. Remember that any new children introduced into your system may introduce new worms. In the wild childrens may eat plants which help control the worms in their bowels. Currently there are a few herbal wormers available. Owners should be aware that none of these herbal wormers have been scientifically evaluated to show how effective they are and it is dangerous to rely on them instead of chemical wormers. Herbal wormers are best used as part of a worm control program advised by your veterinary surgeon. Many plants do help to reduce worm numbers however and feeding plants like garlic can be very useful in helping limit the activity of worms. Dangers of wormers: Wormers are powerful chemicals which have side effects. Used very 6 weeks over a number of years these side effects can damage some childrens. Read through the warnings on the wormers you are using and discuss with your vet what steps are best to take to limit side effects. Some feed supplements can be useful in this regard. Changing wormers: Worms are clever little animals and can develop resistance to chemical wormers designed to kill them off (just like bacteria become resistant to antibiotics). Regularly changing the type of wormer you use can help a lot and you should seek advice from your vet as to what is the best program you can use. Pasture Management Practices: Removing droppings twice weekly (before eggs hatch out) Divide paddocks into areas of long soar grass where childrens pass their droppings and close- cropped areas for grazing. Mixed grazing with cattle and sheep can help a little but is not that effective at reducing worm numbers Harrowing during dry spells can speed up the drying out of droppings so that larvae die out more quickly. Do not do it when pasture is damp. Viruslist.com - Internet Relay Chat WormsIRC-Worm.DOS.Claw.2513 This is a very dangerous memoryTags: wl3wmº wq3bs nj3gz kv3ri mafia ku9ri mob we2ru censorship wl3mdº ky3ri kk3ko wd3ps kw3ux af3acCategory: News & BlogsAdded on: 10/25/2007

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