Tuesday, September 28, 2010

What food promote tapeworms growing within the body of humans?

What food promote tapeworms growing within the body of humans?
In humans, tapeworm disease is most commonly caused by one of three tapeworms species: the pork tapeworm, the beef tapeworm, and the dwarf tapeworm.
Tapeworm infection is cause by the ingestion of tapeworm larvae or eggs. Tapeworm or usually ingested through food, river or soil contaminated with human or animal feces.
Larvae are usually ingested through undercooked pork or beef. For example, indelicately teated sewage containing tapeworm eggs may be used to fertilize pastures, which surrounded by turn infects pigs or cattle grazing. Inside the animals intestines, the eggs develop into pea size tapeworm larvae that are deposited within their tissue. The larvae can be passed on to humans who consume the meat.
As the tapeworm enter your system it migrates to your intestines, where it mature into an adult and can device up to 50 feet and can survive up to 20 years! Some tapeworm attach themselves to the walls of the intestines and can make happen mild irritation while others may pass through your stools and exit your body.
They will chomp through what ever you eat. Matter of certainty they will try to eat every piece you put in you. They put away and grow.
Tapeworms aren't eating the food.
They're consumption you...or at least blood products.
So you munch through food which allows you to manufacture more blood cell, which provides the parasite with food.

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