Parasite Diets Can Lead To Fatal Disease
February 10th, 2010 - 8:42 pm ICT by GD ( 3 comments )By Meena Kar
Hong Kong, Feb 10, (THAINDIAN NEWS) Obesity has become a major cause of concern for people in Hong Kong and individuals suffering from this hazard have adopted different measures to deal with it. According to the reports, many people in the country have opted for parasite diets to cut down their extra flab after some websites promoted them as an effective measure to get rid of obesity. Though the website claimed that parasite diet helps in dealing with obesity related problems, it has been reported that the health officials have suggested people to avoid them as they can lead to different multiple health problems.
It has been reported that the health officials have not only warned against the adverse effects of such diet plans, they have also indicated that there is no scientific proof that consuming intestinal worms including Ascaris roundworm is helpful for weight loss. While there is no confirmation that consuming worms reduces weight, there are indications that ingestion of intestinal worms can lead to health problems like malnutrition, diarrhea, vomiting, distention and abdominal pain and so people should avoid them.
The website of the health department also reported that parasite infestation can lead to some fatal diseases like ‘pancreatic duct obstruction’ or ‘intestinal biliary tract’ complications. The authorities have also stated that consumption of worms can also affect some vital internal organs like lungs. Therefore, people who want to lead a healthy life should avoid this diet. There are several scientifically proven healthy diet products and the residents of Hong Kong, who desire for a healthy and active body can opt for them instead of using diet products that lead to health problems.
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February 10th, 2010 at 11:33 pm
ewwwwww; gross
people w no self control & lack of confidence in their body image to actually comnsume parasites that could potentially migrate to other parts of their body…………
February 11th, 2010 at 12:58 am
I too think this is disgusting.. why would you want a parasite living in your body.. Hey! I have a great business idea. Lets sale Mexico water in a bottle and say its a new weight loss program..
February 11th, 2010 at 2:02 am
Oh, don’t joke like that; there was just a special on mystery diagnosis where a religious Jewish family was infected by a tapeworm and spirochetes from the illegal Mexican immigrant they hired to help clean the house. The Mexican ate pork and had poor hygiene and infected the children with these pork-attracted parasites which permanently affected their ability walk and speak, even giving them flu-like symptoms for the rest of their lives. They were inches away from death, and now are on these antibodies until adulthood. Another Mexican woman in America ate pork she thought was clean, and the neurologist was obviously too polite to mention either fat-ass should lay off the pig meat, wash her hands after taking a dump, or stop hanging out with her cronies friends who espouse the same disgusting low-class lifestyles. He removed these huge white tapeworms from her brain, originally thinking they were cysts. You can watch it on youtube. Just search worms in brain. NASTYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. Let’s not forget, worms not only migrate throughout the body, but are passed from person to person. Thankfully, Chinese culture is a little more hygiene and respect conscious than Central American and Western culture.