The Oxford dictionary defines parasites as an animal or plant which lives inside or upon living ‘hosts’. They come in many forms of worms such as pinworms or threadworms, to tiny unseen microscopic parasites.
The Oxford dictionary defines parasites as an animal or plant which lives inside or upon living ‘hosts’. They come in many forms of worms such as pinworms or threadworms, to tiny unseen microscopic parasites. A common misconception is that you only get parasites if you are a toddler, kiss your dog or travel to Third World countries. However, global travel and the export of animal and food produce make parasites an international phenomenon. Some parasitologists state that between 50 to 80 per cent of people have parasites. So find solutions in the main article.