Well if you are a preacher we must be following the same religion lol. Researching and doing things for my health takes up the majority of my free time at the moment and it doesn't bother me at all. I actually find it all very interesting. Sometimes I'm so soo angry at all the years lost but mostly I'm thankful for the fact that I know what to do to get better now and I'm learning more all the time and feeling better all the time.

I still haven't heard back from customs. I'm actually in Australia - you were very close!

I have no problem with getting my head around the bowel cleanses after reading so many success stories. Taking the tablets and rolling with the process is easy to contemplate. I do however still find it hard to get my head around enemas. I've put it off for about 6 months despite hearing loads of success stories. I really have to get over it and just do it.

I just had a look at the humaworm website and the new herbals - very impressive! I would be interested as always to hear your experiences of them. I'll be watching the humaworm forums closely too. I gave up smoking a few months ago so I'm sure I could do with a lung cleanse. I'll have to read up more about the liver cleanse, it might be exactly what I'm looking for as I think Andy advises against liver flushes as they are too harsh so the humaworm liver cleanse might be gentle enough to try out. If customs don't come through and send my damn package I might have to give them all a miss, its a lot of money to risk if the herbs are confiscated.

I can relate to being underwieght. I've only just reached a normal healthy weight. I think I'm the 'biggest' I've ever been and it feels great. I had lost at least about 8 kilos in a matter of 2 weeks a year ago reason unknown, yet I've always eaten more than most other people including many males, - it was that rapid weight loss that finally made me sit up and take the whole candida thing seriously, which eventually led me to finding out about mercury.

Do you smoke by any chance? It was actually stopping smoking that enabled me to put on the weight. I always thought that it was due to eating more that ppl put on weight after giving up but I did not eat any more than usual after giving up. It seems that smoking really messes with your metabolism which I suppose is not surprising, and cigarettes can contain mercury! I put on 11 kilos over about 2 months after quitting.

Other things which may have helped to put on weight were improving my digestion and absorption with HCL and a strict Candida diet, probably improving my iron count helped as well. Olive oil is supposed to help too, for a while I took 1/4 cup a day, I just slammed it down straight lol.

I know it's not easy, ironically when I was teenager I tried to put on weight by eating really unhealthy sugary junk foods which would have made my digestion, pimples and all the rest so much worse and made me feel like chit in the process! And of course I did not put on a scrap of weight!