giardia

The friend sent Johnson medical studies showing how chronic Giardia infection can cause celiac-like symptoms.

TL;DR Fecal matter from Vindolanda fort dated around 90 AD contains eggs of intestinal worms, and traces of antibodies to Giardia duodenalis.

Once again, he called the next day with a diagnosis—this time whipworm and giardia.

Coli not giardia) and the treatment was to go to nuclear on my intestines.

I've gotten sicker from street food elsewhere (giardia in the amazon was insanely uncool), but this was particularly crazy.

The water was coming from a lake, so I was dropping iodine tablets into it to kill the giardia.

My sister developed it in her 30s as a consequence of contracting giardia.

I gotta admit it's kind of surreal, intestinal worms and Giardia lamblia are an everyday thing here.

Counterpoint anecdata: I had Giardia once, and that's a month I never want to repeat.

Some species that used to have mitochondria have apparently been through this process and have evolved to survive in their absence; Giardia duodenalis for example.

I believe that a significant number of people in developed countries may unknowingly live with parasitic infections, from whipworms to giardia to toxoplasmosis.

I had: 12 months prior I had gone swimming near a landfill, gotten sick, and my primary care doctor had prescribed antibiotics (suspecting giardia).

Giardia lamblia, occasionally called “beaver fever,” is an easily treatable intestinal parasite, unlike celiac disease.

Giardia is normally an acute infection that causes diarrhea, horrendous gas, and other intestinal malaise, but doctors can corral it easily with antibiotics.

I would be more worried about Giardia, which definitely is found in Oregon.

Giardia can be fatal to puppies and sick dogs.