Asthma is associated in all (100%) cases with tiny Ascaris larvae. As soon as eggs hatch (in the stomach, immediately after swallowing filth) the microscopic larvae travel to the lungs, not the intestines. Imagine the stress of lungs full of tiny worms! One tries to cough them up, of course, but in our misguided effort to be polite we teach children to swallow anything they cough up! Some swallowing is inevitable and the young worms are back in the stomach, this time to set up their house keeping in the intestine. Some never leave the stomach, causing children stomach aches and, of course, a large entourage of bacteria which, in turn, have their viruses.

Most cases of Ascaris infestation also show Bacteroides fragilis bacteria which, in turn, carry the Coxsackie viruses (brain viruses). Whether or not these bacteria or viruses will thrive in you depends on whether you make a good home for them, namely have low immunity in some organ. The preferred organs for Bacteroides are liver and brain (brain tumors always show Bacteroides). The preferred organs for Coxsackie viruses appear to be tooth abscesses and brain.

Not everybody with Ascaris develops asthma, even though they always go through a lung stage. Does this depend on the age of the person when the infection develops? Or how many Ascaris are present? Or the time of year when lung infection is present?

That innocent cough of early childhood should not be neglected, as simply "croup". At the first sign of a cough, use a zapper. Pay extra attention to washing hands before meals. Pay extra attention to animals nearby. Kill their Ascaris with a zapper and keep it up daily or put parasite killing herbs in their food.

In the 1998 editions of the Cancer and HIV book, a very effective improved way of getting rid of Ascaris is described. Use CoQ10, Cysteine and ozonated olive oil besides zapping to get rid of Ascaris immediately.

Asthma sufferers become allergic to many air pollutants such as pollen, animal dander, smoke. The production of histamine in the lungs and the vast interconnectedness of histamine to allergies has been well studied scientifically. Although invasion by worms is known to result in both histamine production and high eosinophil counts (over 3), and asthma clients typically have both, they are not routinely checked for worms clinically! They are simply given drugs to enable better breathing. More and better (though toxic) drugs have been developed.

But you can put your asthma by terminating your Ascaris infection. [...] Dogs, cats, pigs and horses all get Ascaris. [...] If there is an asthmatic in your family, the whole family should be treated for Ascaris.

From the book "The Cure for all Diseases" Page 269