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Positive parasites<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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When they aren’t using your intestines as a holiday home or eating some unsuspecting creature from the inside out, parasites can have some surprising benefits.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/article>\n

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Seriously. Meet some of nature’s unsung heroes: the parasitic do-gooders.<\/p>\n

The body booster<\/h2>\n

You might imagine having a parasitic worm in your gut to be a fairly traumatic experience, but for unwitting roundworm host\u00a0Theo Blossomopens in a new window<\/span><\/a>, it was mostly underwhelming. In fact, for the two years he was infected, Theo felt pretty good.<\/p>\n

When tapeworms and roundworms set up camp in a body, they give their host’s immune system a boost. The body attacks the invader while simultaneously issuing orders to ensure the immune response doesn’t get out of hand.<\/p>\n

This means that when you are infected with a parasite, your immune system is more active than usual, and better able to cope with other foreign bodies such as pollen or bacteria.<\/p>\n

So Theo lived allergy-free and happily unaware of his slippery friend for two years before it emerged, in an admittedly traumatic manner, back into the outside world.<\/p>\n

Read more about Theo’s experience<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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