With the Basic-H treatment, you should find parts of the
parasite itself, and not just eggs. The premise behind
using a 'detergent' is the use of the detergent to destroy
the protective oily/waxy coating of the parasite, exposing
it to the enzymes and acids of the digestive process. Keep
that in mind while peering through the microscope.
Terry W
--- Barb Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's another nice thing about having
> the
> microscope...you can kind of monitor even cocci loads and
> treat before
> they start getting "clinical."
>
> Would be interesting to know if the gentleman has a more
> natural
> treatment for cocci...I ordered 1/2 gal of Basic H
> today...just about
> exactly what I paid for a gallon a year or so ago, but
> it's supposed to
> be concentrated, and is now also apparently certified
> organic. Anyway,
> I'll be much better prepared to see if it works on the
> parasites than
> the last time I tried it!
>
> Barb
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