Ritchie Method

The Ritchie method is a new approach to the treatment of worms, which is a combination of invasive and non-traditional treatment methods. Initially, researchers theorized that the helminths produced hormones that affected behavior and memory - a fact that has been the subject of research by psychologists around the world, who argue that some symptoms after treatment are a consequence of this drug therapy. Ritchie was the first to use the chemical, a parasite-killing chemical, and his modified method did not cause side effects and was well tolerated by patients.

Treatment of helminths using the Ritchie method is quite expensive - one injection can cost about $400. But the author of the technique is sure that it is necessary if the patient suffers from: multiple sclerosis, schizophrenia, depression, migraine, excessive irritability, sexual dysfunction. Ritchie's studies showed that in 38% of cases the patient had noticeable