Parasites: That’s how fast you get infected …

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Parasite transmission through fish, meat and even vegetables? Yes! We can get infected from all these sources. But it can also be avoided …

Test online now, quickly and free of charge, whether you could be infected by parasites: https://www.volkskrankheit-parasiten.org/en/parasitentest

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