The Worms Inside Me: My experiment with helminthic therapy

Beth Anderson's cousin was killed by her own body. An auto-immune disease had slowly crippled the bright and beautiful young woman until her body had decided its own organs were the enemy. Her body attacked her own organs until they shut down one by one and left her dead.One sunny late-winter day, Beth, an ordinary woman in her fifties who thought she was fine until her cousin's death, gulps a teaspoon of clear, tasteless liquid containing microscopic worm larvae, and begins an incredible journey that she never thought possible. The next day she wakes up feeling great to be alive, the day after she can smell flowers again, she becomes immune to stress at work and even begins having sexual dreams. Can all this really be caused by eating worms? It's certainly better than having your own body attack and kill you.This is Beth's journal of her experiment with worms, scientifically known as helminthic therapy. What she learns will shock and surprise you. To her friends, her doctors and family and even herself, she had been as healthy as anyone else her age. Once she starts on her experiment, she discovers that she had been barely subsisting, just working and recuperating and repeat. Suddenly she can do things she has not done for years, or never done. It's all here in this short, easy to read book. If you have an auto-immune disease, this quick read might save your life. All you have to do is eat a few worms...