William Parker Intestinal Worms

It is common to prescribe antibiotics or ingestible medicine to cure allergies, illnesses, or diseases. As the human body becomes immune to today’s medicine choices, the alternatives to turn to are becoming scarce. However, Dr. William Parker suggests that there is an alternative to curing the autoimmune illnesses of the human body- one that has been writhing through the stomach for millennia: intestinal worms. Parker raises the idea that intestinal worms are beneficial to immune systems in mammals and humans. He argues that intestinal worms, or helminths, are beneficial in humans, and have been for centuries. Through carefully chosen language, scientific studies, and experimental trials, Parker shows the reading audience the beneficial side of certain helminths. Dr. William Parker uses colloquial language and statistics to persuade the reader that intestinal worms should be used to help humanity.

Dr. Parker uses familiar language in the article to communicate and connect better with the reader, and create a conversational tone through the text. While the topic of intestinal worms is generally unsettling to the public, Parker invites the reader into the article through familiar language, straying from technical vocabulary for several sentences to compel interest in the reader. It creates a casual and relaxed atmosphere, creating an informal
While most people showcase worms as dangerous and parasitic, Dr. William Parker argues the idea that certain worms are mutualistic to the human body. He also claims that they can be used to help diseases such as inflammatory diseases and multiple sclerosis. Through colloquial language, Parker creates a conversational tone to connect with the reader. He also uses facts and statistics to strengthen his argument and convince the reader. He uses familiar language and statistics to prove his statement that intestinal worms should be used to help