I think it is an ongoing battle. we'll be doing 2 parasite cleanses a year from now on I think, one light one at 6 months, then a heavy duty in the fall again, after summer and barefeet etc...when the walnuts are ready again.

slugs love beer. If you put a dish of it near the foundation of the house they will get in there, get drunk, and drown. Honey or sugar water may work too. A little dish so it's easy for them to climb in.

I use boric acid aroudn in places in the house, works real well... if bugs come in and start dropping eggs the larvae crawl through some boric acid and die. We rarely have a bug in here. I always put it on the thresholds, in hallways, sweep it under baseboards. I mix it with sugar water to keep ants away in summer. works like a charm, doesn't even bother the cats. Don't sprinkle it on the cats though, that could make them sick. My daughter crawled on many a boric acid filled rug as a baby, without side effects. It's a chemical yeah, but sometimes I think compromising to the lesser of evils is a good idea. The bugs and what they carry are much worse if one bites you.

Try the black walnut hull tincture for an affordable easy way to get rid of lots of things in your system, parasites, fungus, yeast... the list goes on. Only cloves will kill parasite egggs though, so they say. Which is why we eat cloves too.

All the parasite cleanse packaged stuff says you need to alter your diet... I didn't do that, maybe just not drinking as much milk but i am not a big milk drinker to begin with... I have still been eating yogurt a little, and fruit i love fruit... and the black walnut hull stull works wonders. I probably do twice as much as they recommend though. Doesn't bother me, works well. It's an indian herbal medicaine... i figure the indians probably didn't change their diets so why should I. I also figure they probably ate a lot more than just a few drops a day when needed too.

When all is done next week i am going to be sipping echinacea tea for a few days to get my immune system buzzing along and hopefully clean up any leftovers on it's own. Should be an easy task by now.