The Evidence They Deny

The parasites documented here cannot be seen without magnification and proper lighting or filtering, which explains decades of medical oversight. These are not theoretical organisms—they are captured specimens and available for scientific verification. While the imaging equipment used was consumer-grade rather than laboratory-quality, the organisms documented are consistent, replicable, and display characteristics distinguishing them as helminthic parasites.

For years, patients reporting these infections have been dismissed rather than properly diagnosed. The evidence presented on this page demonstrates why those dismissals were premature and unjust: the organisms are real, the methodology is sound, and the findings are replicable. The tools that were available are open to critique. The methodology and results are undeniable.

This documentation represents a starting point for reconsidering how medicine approaches parasitic infections in modern environments.

This collection documents years of observation that conventional parasitology has overlooked. The organisms shown here are present in everyday environments and are causing symptoms that medicine has misattributed to other conditions.

For patients: If you recognize these organisms or have experienced similar symptoms, you are not imagining your condition. This evidence validates what you've been reporting.

For researchers: This documentation provides a foundation for further investigation into parasitic infections that current diagnostic protocols fail to identify.

For medical providers: These findings warrant reconsideration of how parasitic infections are diagnosed and treated in clinical practice.

The methodology used to collect and document these specimens is reproducible. Independent verification of these findings is not only possible—it is necessary.