Helminthic therapy and arthritis
Arthritis is a general medical term used to describe a disorder that affects joints.
The scientific evidence[edit | edit source]
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The anecdotal evidence[edit | edit source]
For reports by individuals who have used helminthic therapy to treat arthritis, see:
Helminth dosing in arthritis[edit | edit source]
One practitioner has reported that people with arthritic conditions appeaar to have higher dosing needs than those with many other conditions. She has suggested that, if a self-treater does not experience side effects after a first dose of 5 NA, it may be a good idea to begin to escalate the dose size from the second dose, and that many people with arthritis may eventually need 25, or even more, every 3 months if tolerated, with a possible average of 10 NA every three months. [1]