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I did a parasite cleanse out of curiosity. I felt unexpectedly amazing afterwards. And I couldn't stop noticing what happened next. This is not a medical manual. It's not a detox guide. And it's definitely not a conspiracy theory. It's the story of how one everyday experience opened a much bigger conversation. In The Curious Case of Worms & Parasites, Zoe Jean explores a topic that once felt ordinary throughout human history - and now feels strangely awkward to even mention. Why do we routinely worm our animals but never consider ourselves? Why did parasites quietly disappear from everyday health conversations in Western culture? And why does the topic feel so charged the moment it's raised? Drawing from lived experience, cultural observation, history, modern medicine, and the social media explosion around drugs like ivermectin, this book doesn't offer sweeping claims or dramatic conclusions. Instead, it offers something rarer: Curiosity. Inside, you'll explore: - How parasites moved from ""obvious"" to ""unspoken"" - Why symptoms without a clear name leave people in limbo - The limits of testing - and what negative results really mean - How social media turned silence into overcorrection - Why certainty feels comforting - even when it oversimplifies - The questions researchers may not yet be asking This book does not tell you what to believe. It doesn't promote treatments. And it doesn't replace medical advice. It simply reopens a conversation that quietly disappeared - and invites it back into the middle ground. If you've ever felt: - Curious but hesitant to ask - Dismissed too quickly - Caught between extremes - Or unsure why something biologically ordinary became culturally awkward This book was written for you. You don't need to pick a side. You don't need to act. You just need to be willing to look again.

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