Parasitic worms are back in some news as they MAY slow help the progression of MS. I'd certainly eat worms to help slow progression of MS but need more testing and belief to do so. This idea has been knocked around before and I never heard it again. I'm no newbie anymore.

You know, now I have the ear-bug in my head:

"First you bite the heads off, than you suck the juice out, then you throw the skins away"

"No body loves me, everybody hates me, I'm gonna eat some worms."

KICKER!!!! Now I'm going to have that gross song in my head for the rest of the day. I about gagged when I read that post.

I think most of us would eat worms, parasites, etc. if we knew for sure it would help us out. I know I would. Of course, they would have to be mixed in with something in order for me to do it or implanted through endoscopy or something. Actually, I think I would prefer endoscopy as they sedate you before they put the scope down your throat or up...well, you know. Yup! Sedate me first before feeding me worms or parasites.

Do you know this song? "The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out, in your stomach and out your mouth". Co-sufferers in ear bugs we are. Of course I remember the whole songs.

IF this becomes the thing to try, the worms are really tiny. Microscopic. Put 'em in your applesauce or yogurt maybe.

Way off topic but did you know that kikker means frog in Dutch?

EWWWW. NEVER....

I think I'd rather not know I was eating the worms... just call it by some impossibly long drug name that no one can pronounce and I'll gladly try it... calling it parasitic worms on my salad.... ewww, I don't know that I could do it, even if I was told that it would completely stop and then reverse my MS 100% I would be as good a new.... yeah... eww... Might make me terrible but bad as this is... knowingly ingesting parasites just.. I'm not one who could do it, though I know there's a billion of them in my tap water, crawling on every surface of my kitchen, meandering through the dust in the cracks of my floor boards... I just can't do it "knowingly".