3.5 years living in Ensenada, never heard of the parasite thing. Been eating street food and everything else Mexican and it's all been good and never been sick. Viva Mexico! 🇺🇸✌🇲🇽
Never in my life I had to do this either in Mexico, the states or Canada. No idea... But I am assuming that if you eat street food all the time in Mexico or anywhere else in the world ...why not just do it... Better be safe than sorry! 9 lives for a cat and the number varies wherever you live in Mexico. Remember, multiple countries and beliefs within a country! See ya!
esque afortunadamente en Monterrey es de los pocos lugares donde podemos tomar agua totalmente potable de la llave, eso ayuda mucho; yo tampoco las tomo, solo recuerdo unas gotas cuando era niño porque el doctor asi lo receto
Never had. Even when I was living there. I’m just careful. (sometimes). But have never taken any anti-parasitic. Never heard of it from my family that still lives there.
Thanks to your inspiration, I recently attended ASLI (Spanish Language Institute) in Cuernavca for 2 weeks to study/improve my Spanish. It was great - lived with a Mexican family, so I got lots of practice outside of school as well. School is very well organized, instructors are great, and the setting is beautiful and tranquil. If you're thinking about studying Spanish, check them out!
I’ve been in Mexico for 17 1/2 years. I’ve taken an anti-parasite 2 or 3 times. Just be aware that if you have a stomach issue, that may be the cause and keep a dose handy so you are ready for when the need arises.
Parasites can def cause some issues no matter how careful you are about what you eat. I also had full torso cramps/spasms in Puerto Vallarta recently. I'm going to do a parasite cleanse but can you share which pill you took please. Thanks!
Hey thanks for the tip on the anti parasite meds! I just woke up this morning with some intense stomach cramps and remembered this video from a couple days ago. You saved me from the process of figuring out what the issue was. It didn't feel like food poisoning or anything like it but it was fairly intense stomach pain without really any other symptoms. Also, I just moved to PV from Honolulu. Maybe I'll run into you two at some point
we ate breakfast in a restaurant at international airport Benito Juarez they offered "natural orange juice and a green juice" last Friday 23rd today is 8 days and we still recovering.just be careful juice are made out tap water.
Hey Kennons I am really hoping to get back to PV this fall can you pleae post the address of Taquira los Gueros???? some of the best tacos ive ever had and cant imagine going to PV without stopping by
well if it makes anyone feel better my son has been wearing the black socks/sandals combo since we arrived two weeks ago because he says his sandals cut his feet?
Hello Kinetic Kennons. We are traveling to your city in a very small group and are wondering if there is a little cafe we can enjoy some of your magic brew?
I’ve been living here in Mexico for 10 years and I heard about that like 5 years in, from a relative. However, his family takes them once a year. So I had never taken an anti parasitic pill well not until he told me this and I did. But I haven’t since and I’m fine. Maybe it has to do with where you live in Mexico, the foods you eat or your digestive system idk 🤷🏽♂️
@@americafirst6070 is best to wear your masks still & they are not uncomfortable making it easy to just forget your wearing it even when your alone still.
Wow, that is exactly what I came back to the US with a couple years ago I visited PV. It was terrible. I am curious to know what type of pill you take down there in PV, and does it required prescription?
***Five Continents*** Geography was always a favorite subject of mine. Love staring at Maps and globes. I study my whole life in Texas, with the exception of 7th grade. I moved to Michoacán for my 7th grade and I was extremely embarrassed when the teacher asked who knew how many continents and the names...I immediately stood up and said, "There are seven continents. North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Antarctica."....Well the teacher made a fool out of me, he said I was wrong. Of course I argue that I have studied geography and knew what I was talking about and that he was wrong... Little did I know that the majority of World and the scientific community accepts that there are only five Continents. America (which of course includes North America, Caribbean, Central America, and South America), Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania (which includes Australia and Antarctica). WTF, I never even heard of Oceania. I told the teacher he was making shit up... Now, I know and accept that there are only five Continents. The majority of differences between EEUU and Mexico are really just differences between the EEUU and the rest of the world. Time and dates is also different in EEUU and the rest of the world. The majority of the world uses military time and say dates starting with day, month, year. I still get confused with that.
Drinking Diatomaceous Earth dissolved in water is also great for killing parasites. In the US it is recommended for dogs, but it's great for people as well. Use food-grade diatomaceous earth. En Español es tierra de diatomeas. 9 lives.
In Germany a Cat has 7 Lives and i believe in all Latin Countries it's 7 as well ,only in english speaking Countries it's 9 Lives. The numbers 7 and 9 are meant to be lucky numbers
I think it was Coco Chanel who said that knee socks and Birkenstocks make the perfect cocktail of deliciously nerdy footwear if you're a tall Texan. Cats have 9 lives and they don't need socks or shoes. My dogs gets parasite medicine every month but I don't. I've also heard that Fabuloso works miracles........but maybe that was for floors. It's so difficult to keep my hacks straight. It was easier to keep up with in the South because we just used Coca Cola for everything.....parasites, windshield cleaner, christenings, cleaning car battery terminals, compost booster and all around rust buster.
never heard of an anti-parasite pill and we've also been here almost 5 years. i did hear though that the first year or two of living in a different country, you are more likely to have some stomach issues - which we both did have.
Interesting about the gut pill. Some people do get sick... a bunch. It sounds like you had an encounter with food poisoning. I had f.p. in PV. Luckily I just made it home. My intervals were the same. And it last about 3 to 5 days. Bright side was i lost 15 lbs. Downside was... what did I eat? Under-cooked eggs, lettuce, mushrooms or things washed from the farmers creek or pond. I do know some people cant travel without a stomach pill. More meat and tequila. That's not so bad.
Hi amigos! I'm maxican born and raised, living in the US for 30years now, growing up in Guadalajara I remember my mom used to giving us Mint te or yervabuena te every 3 o 4 month to desparacitarnos! But also once a year the pill. Greetings from Worcester, Ma.
So I'm form Mexico was born in Michoacan but lived in Texas pretty much my whole life. Started visiting Mexico at the age of 12 and love the food there but yes since we aren't used to the food over there we usually get upset stomach gas diarrhea etc. Lol still no regrets... butttt never heard of such pills 🤔🤔🤔🤔 now I'm curious I will ask my family over there.
Seafood is a major culprit. I’ve eaten ceviche in La Paz and never gotten “sick” but you never know if you’ve gotten parasites because you may not have immediate symptoms. Parasites don’t necessarily show up symptomatically in everyone. It can take years or it show up slowly as IBS or IBM ETC
I wonder, what constitutes a life for a cat? How many times he should have been tacos for the coyotes that run up our road ? What finally took him to cat heaven was diabetes. 2 weeks after a Vet visit and diagnosis. He was born feral. Lived for over 12 years as an inside outside cat. So in Arizona, 9 times he dodged the reaper. In Mexico he wouldn't have been so quick. Adios Simba, el gato macho. Paracites: Could be a real bummer. Our dear friend, one of the past Alcalde de Manzanillo, Colima, died of the little rascals back in the mid 1970's. From Aguas Calliente, he ate a lot of fresh salsas, tripas, y carnes de res. Having stayed in Mexico for extended periods of time, a good flush once a year is a good idea. You two are due. Love your posts. I just subscribed. Saludos Joe
Not true. Traveling internationally is what gets travelers in trouble. Prevention. Be pro-active! Dose a week before traveling! No harm if it’s Ivermectin.
Lots of people do pretreatment. A week ahead of Ivernectin is very safe. Not medical advice. Just do your research. My preference would be to take food grade Diatomaceous Earth. Read up on that and you’ll never stop taking it. It’s good for the human body in so many ways it will shock you. It’s anti-everything you could want it to be and pro-everything else. No downside. That’s my preference and it natural from the earth. 89% silica. Just a teaspoon once first thing every morning with lots of liquid. No taste, no nothing. Read about it!
They Amoebas! That's what they called it when I got it in Mexico, PV.....but this was decades ago.... And I took a pill, but don't recall it making me feel better til I got home. Have never heard of it or needed it since when I visit.
9 Lives. I've lived in Nuevo Vallarta for 18 years, I have a bad stomach but have never taken a parasite pill. I drink Yakult. I know they make parasite pills but don't know anyone who takes them. At least I don't think I do. I love watching you two! Drink lots of water out there, stay cool.
I’m currently living in Mexico City and went through hundreds of comments trying to find the name of the anti-parasite drug that Kennon’s referenced. Does anyone know what it is?
Do you take an antiparasitic medicine once or twice a year? Is that something we should be doing? Regardless of where we live? Why ask a doctor when we have you 😜
Not really, I'm 37 years old and I think I've only taken it twice in my life. I drink water from a big bottle (garrafón) and just occasionally tap water. But I guess that I've always been fine because I don't consume any street food nor street beverages (maybe once a year).
No... this based on where you live and what you eat, is more easy to get parasites from sea food than from land food and even less in the city ever in my life I have take an antiparasitic medicine. 41yo mexican from the ZMCDMX
Becoming so sick from street food, is very common occurrence, always ask for well reputable business, and mostly eat well cooked food and bottle drinks.
Never heard of the parasite stuff, and I lived in Mexico in my childhood and always visit family and never heard of it from them. The cat thing is correct, 7 lives. Although, it always takes my stomach a while to get used to the change in cuisine when I go visit!
I would only take those parasite pills as needed, however you may be taking them pretty often because a lot of restaurants include parasites at no extra charge! The problem is you can't tell which places have the parasites.
9 lives. If you get a stomach illness in Mexico and you go to the pharmacy they will always recommend that you clean your bowels with an anti parasitic every six months to a year. It’s a common practice in Mexico and it’s also relatively easy to acquire the medicine. Not sure that it would hurt you any if you stick to that regimen.
Si, taking anti-parasites every 6months is something we mexicans do, not everyone but yes it is very common, thank you for showing our paradise to the world. Saluditos :)
there are times and places where sox with sandals serve just the right purpose......never be limited by the projections of the small-minded.....in everything.....but especially in fashion elements......freedom.....
. The ability to purchase meds without a prescription in Mexico has likely given rise to a popular but misguided prophylactic dosing schedule of anti-parasitic drugs. As a physician, I can tell you that this is not a sound practice. There is no single drug that will treat all parasites and the most common infections (amoebiasis and giardiasis) cannot be eradicated with a one-time dose. Can you tell me what drug/dose is being touted in this six month routine prevention ?
Yes, it is ok to take it ,especially if they eat so much on the street I wont say every 6 month but at least every year, just to be save I guess 6 month will be ok. We said -7 years for the cat
Dude wasup!! With the guy at the end there pacheco... Checked!!! 🙏😅💯💯💯👍Mr.. belly.... With the 30pack.. WOOOOOH... AWESOME 👍 BLESSINGSSSS.. THE MIN 7:38..
Iwas going to say also 7. Here, in Finland they say that cats have 7 lives and like you said in our so beautiful great country USA bless USA they say 9 lives and I don't knw why. Go ahead and find out and let me know.
Hi, I'm Mexican, and I eat every day in street stalls, so I deworm every six months, if you prepare your food and wash and disinfect what you eat, no problem, greetings.
Well I think it all comes down to what you eat but is not where you live, for some time while I was in USA I just to eat too much pork, that gave me parasites, I felt so fatigued and tired till I realized that I had parasites, one thing you should know is that veggies like cilantro have bacteria that you have to disinfect before you eat it
Im moving to PV at the end of February and if I happen to run into you guys please forgive me if I act like you are my kids. I been watching you so long I feel like we're related!!!!
How many lives do cats have?
9
1
Not enough...
Cats in mexico have 2 less lives than in the U.S because of parasites 🤣
9 (EU)
3.5 years living in Ensenada, never heard of the parasite thing. Been eating street food and everything else Mexican and it's all been good and never been sick. Viva Mexico! 🇺🇸✌🇲🇽
I had that pill in my childhood maybe 3 times and in the last 30 years only twice, Mexican cats have 2 lives less due to daily chile consumption
There was never a pill mentioned.
In Canada 🍁 cats have 9 lives
What is the parasite?
Never in my life I had to do this either in Mexico, the states or Canada. No idea... But I am assuming that if you eat street food all the time in Mexico or anywhere else in the world ...why not just do it... Better be safe than sorry!
9 lives for a cat and the number varies wherever you live in Mexico. Remember, multiple countries and beliefs within a country!
See ya!
9 lives
I'm from Monterrey and I've never taken an anti-parasite pill, and I don't know anyone who does that
Yo también soy de Monterrey y ni tomo desparasitantes ni se de nadie que lo haga.
I learned about this from a TH-camr from Mexico City.
esque afortunadamente en Monterrey es de los pocos lugares donde podemos tomar agua totalmente potable de la llave, eso ayuda mucho; yo tampoco las tomo, solo recuerdo unas gotas cuando era niño porque el doctor asi lo receto
33 y/o from Monterrey. I've never heard of such thing.
Common in Mexico City.
Never had. Even when I was living there. I’m just careful. (sometimes). But have never taken any anti-parasitic. Never heard of it from my family that still lives there.
You are completely right.
What is the parasite pill called? Name? Brand? I've gotten one from Puerto Vallarta and I NEVER want to repeat that.
That is true! I believe it is the same in Europe - cats get 7 lives AND if you're in a happy space then you may be on cloud 7 - not cloud 9.
My friend in Veracruz takes one a year. I wonder if we can get it here before we go there
Mexico loves you guys, very much!!
Another one: En Mexico es Martes 13, In USA is Friday 13th
Martes 13, ni te cases, ni te embarques. Bad joo-joo.
Muchas gracias ¡!
That’s too funny! Really? Glad I missed that one. Added to my calendar!
@@marialadvenicza8193 no bad joo-joo!!
Thanks to your inspiration, I recently attended ASLI (Spanish Language Institute) in Cuernavca for 2 weeks to study/improve my Spanish. It was great - lived with a Mexican family, so I got lots of practice outside of school as well. School is very well organized, instructors are great, and the setting is beautiful and tranquil. If you're thinking about studying Spanish, check them out!
I went there almost 10 years ago, to ASLI, great experience! Stayed with a local family too!
Socks and sandals is definetely a 100% chilango look!. 😂
And a classic Walmart look as well.
@@josev7417 Socks y zapatos de charol that's chilango. hahahahahaahahaha LMAO!
I’ve been in Mexico for 17 1/2 years. I’ve taken an anti-parasite 2 or 3 times. Just be aware that if you have a stomach issue, that may be the cause and keep a dose handy so you are ready for when the need arises.
How much is rent or house payment in Puerto Vallarta?
Parasites can def cause some issues no matter how careful you are about what you eat. I also had full torso cramps/spasms in Puerto Vallarta recently. I'm going to do a parasite cleanse but can you share which pill you took please. Thanks!
Hey thanks for the tip on the anti parasite meds! I just woke up this morning with some intense stomach cramps and remembered this video from a couple days ago. You saved me from the process of figuring out what the issue was. It didn't feel like food poisoning or anything like it but it was fairly intense stomach pain without really any other symptoms. Also, I just moved to PV from Honolulu. Maybe I'll run into you two at some point
we ate breakfast in a restaurant at international airport Benito Juarez they offered "natural orange juice and a green juice" last Friday 23rd today is 8 days and we still recovering.just be careful juice are made out tap water.
The pill. I have never heard of people having to take a pill every so many months ! But of course we all learn new things every day
Haha! When I was in college in Idaho and Colorado we use to wear wool socks and birkenstocks all winter. Of course that was winter.
I have never taken the parasite pill not even my son. Did you keep the same apartment? Did not move out?
I have never used the pill, but I did hear that it covers 6 months or so before you may need it again
Hey Kennons I am really hoping to get back to PV this fall can you pleae post the address of Taquira los Gueros???? some of the best tacos ive ever had and cant imagine going to PV without stopping by
@@brenjean6184 Thanks for the update guys hope to be there this fall
well if it makes anyone feel better my son has been wearing the black socks/sandals combo since we arrived two weeks ago because he says his sandals cut his feet?
Hello Kinetic Kennons. We are traveling to your city in a very small group and are wondering if there is a little cafe we can enjoy some of your magic brew?
Have you guys been to Guanajuato or Zamora? Any suggestions for those two cities on things to check out? Also 9 lives for sure.
I had those cramps when I first moved to Mexico the first time
I’ve been living here in Mexico for 10 years and I heard about that like 5 years in, from a relative. However, his family takes them once a year. So I had never taken an anti parasitic pill well not until he told me this and I did. But I haven’t since and I’m fine. Maybe it has to do with where you live in Mexico, the foods you eat or your digestive system idk 🤷🏽♂️
Parasites are in the air
@@jorgetapiaarellano4147 so is oxygen, and apparently COVID since everyone walks around outside by themselves wearing a mask.
@@americafirst6070 is best to wear your masks still & they are not uncomfortable making it easy to just forget your wearing it even when your alone still.
Wow, that is exactly what I came back to the US with a couple years ago I visited PV. It was terrible. I am curious to know what type of pill you take down there in PV, and does it required prescription?
Hey guys we’re headed to PV on Sunday. How’s the weather been?
Which anti parasite pill did you take? I'm pretty sure I have one too :(
What is the pill called ?
Most importantly, what did you put in the ice coffee?? Cream? Milk? Half and half?
Cyndi and I caught you and the family walking the malecon. Sunday? Where did you get the French press?
***Five Continents***
Geography was always a favorite subject of mine. Love staring at Maps and globes. I study my whole life in Texas, with the exception of 7th grade. I moved to Michoacán for my 7th grade and I was extremely embarrassed when the teacher asked who knew how many continents and the names...I immediately stood up and said, "There are seven continents. North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Antarctica."....Well the teacher made a fool out of me, he said I was wrong. Of course I argue that I have studied geography and knew what I was talking about and that he was wrong... Little did I know that the majority of World and the scientific community accepts that there are only five Continents. America (which of course includes North America, Caribbean, Central America, and South America), Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania (which includes Australia and Antarctica).
WTF, I never even heard of Oceania. I told the teacher he was making shit up... Now, I know and accept that there are only five Continents.
The majority of differences between EEUU and Mexico are really just differences between the EEUU and the rest of the world. Time and dates is also different in EEUU and the rest of the world. The majority of the world uses military time and say dates starting with day, month, year. I still get confused with that.
I am mexican living in México and none in my family has ever taken any anti parasite pill! ..not even people I know! That is weird!
what is the pill?? perhaps the problem is with the water.
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Drinking Diatomaceous Earth dissolved in water is also great for killing parasites. In the US it is recommended for dogs, but it's great for people as well. Use food-grade diatomaceous earth. En Español es tierra de diatomeas. 9 lives.
You said you were going to leave a link with the address of your barber, but I couldn't find it...
How are hostels in puerta vallarta
So what is the name of the anti parasite medication
There are multiple options over the counter in Mexico. Ivermectin is a popular one.
In Germany a Cat has 7 Lives and i believe in all Latin Countries it's 7 as well ,only in english speaking Countries it's 9 Lives. The numbers 7 and 9 are meant to be lucky numbers
I think it was Coco Chanel who said that knee socks and Birkenstocks make the perfect cocktail of deliciously nerdy footwear if you're a tall Texan. Cats have 9 lives and they don't need socks or shoes. My dogs gets parasite medicine every month but I don't. I've also heard that Fabuloso works miracles........but maybe that was for floors. It's so difficult to keep my hacks straight. It was easier to keep up with in the South because we just used Coca Cola for everything.....parasites, windshield cleaner, christenings, cleaning car battery terminals, compost booster and all around rust buster.
you mention being married 7yrs?did you move to mexico right away living there 5yrs?
never heard of an anti-parasite pill and we've also been here almost 5 years. i did hear though that the first year or two of living in a different country, you are more likely to have some stomach issues - which we both did have.
Interesting about the gut pill. Some people do get sick... a bunch. It sounds like you had an encounter with food poisoning. I had f.p. in PV. Luckily I just made it home. My intervals were the same. And it last about 3 to 5 days. Bright side was i lost 15 lbs. Downside was... what did I eat? Under-cooked eggs, lettuce, mushrooms or things washed from the farmers creek or pond. I do know some people cant travel without a stomach pill. More meat and tequila. That's not so bad.
what was that that you put in the iced coffee? Was it condensed milk? It looked super yummy!
We went to Mazatlan last week - no problems at all with drinking the water or eating the ceviche. Cats have nine lives!
Hi amigos! I'm maxican born and raised, living in the US for 30years now, growing up in Guadalajara I remember my mom used to giving us Mint te or yervabuena te every 3 o 4 month to desparacitarnos! But also once a year the pill. Greetings from Worcester, Ma.
Just did Che Vallarta on Uber Eats for the first time this week. So good! Definitely going back to try it in person.
So I'm form Mexico was born in Michoacan but lived in Texas pretty much my whole life. Started visiting Mexico at the age of 12 and love the food there but yes since we aren't used to the food over there we usually get upset stomach gas diarrhea etc. Lol still no regrets... butttt never heard of such pills 🤔🤔🤔🤔 now I'm curious I will ask my family over there.
I’ve gotten deathly ill in Mexico a few times. The last time was from Fish Tacos at a great restaurant in Salulita.
It probably was the cilantro.
@@josev7417 I was thinking the same thing here. Seems they don’t really wash it well or at all?
Seafood is a major culprit. I’ve eaten ceviche in La Paz and never gotten “sick” but you never know if you’ve gotten parasites because you may not have immediate symptoms. Parasites don’t necessarily show up symptomatically in everyone. It can take years or it show up slowly as IBS or IBM ETC
@Night Rider my point was that I ate at a restaurant where you wouldn't expect to get sick. Shouldn't have called it a great restaurant!
what is the anti parasite drug? my wife had the same thing
On our way there today. Love watching your videos. Just saw the weather for the next 6 days. Looks like rain.
I wonder, what constitutes a life for a cat? How many times he should have been tacos for the coyotes that run up our road ? What finally took him to cat heaven was diabetes. 2 weeks after a Vet visit and diagnosis. He was born feral. Lived for over 12 years as an inside outside cat. So in Arizona, 9 times he dodged the reaper. In Mexico he wouldn't have been so quick. Adios Simba, el gato macho.
Paracites: Could be a real bummer. Our dear friend, one of the past Alcalde de Manzanillo, Colima, died of the little rascals back in the mid 1970's. From Aguas Calliente, he ate a lot of fresh salsas, tripas, y carnes de res. Having stayed in Mexico for extended periods of time, a good flush once a year is a good idea. You two are due. Love your posts. I just subscribed.
Saludos
Joe
Thanks for sharing Kennons!
Inspired by your videos so visiting PV right now!! Enjoying some spectacular stormy weather!! Tempesta!
Hello, friends, you always makes me happy, and time to move to mexico.
Recommended VPN?
If you live in Mex yes on the pill if you visit nah. Just avoid tap water. I usually get sick for overload on food.
Not true. Traveling internationally is what gets travelers in trouble. Prevention. Be pro-active! Dose a week before traveling! No harm if it’s Ivermectin.
Yes! and dogs every year too
So would it be advisable to take the parasitic pill when you get there?
Lots of people do pretreatment. A week ahead of Ivernectin is very safe. Not medical advice. Just do your research. My preference would be to take food grade Diatomaceous Earth. Read up on that and you’ll never stop taking it. It’s good for the human body in so many ways it will shock you. It’s anti-everything you could want it to be and pro-everything else. No downside. That’s my preference and it natural from the earth. 89% silica. Just a teaspoon once first thing every morning with lots of liquid. No taste, no nothing. Read about it!
@@americafirst6070 Thanks.Much appreciated!
@@americafirst6070 I would recommend the DE also. Very safe.
Wondered what kind of anti-parasite pill is taken? Thanks...
In Mexico there are several options. Ivermectin is a world know anti-parasitic for over 40 years. Nobel prize winner in 2015.
In Canada we cover furniture cushions with upholstery
They Amoebas! That's what they called it when I got it in Mexico, PV.....but this was decades ago.... And I took a pill, but don't recall it making me feel better til I got home. Have never heard of it or needed it since when I visit.
9 Lives. I've lived in Nuevo Vallarta for 18 years, I have a bad stomach but have never taken a parasite pill. I drink Yakult. I know they make parasite pills but don't know anyone who takes them. At least I don't think I do. I love watching you two! Drink lots of water out there, stay cool.
Hillary's hair was a rebel today 🤣
Your video didn’t come out this week and my husband and I are hoping you guys are doing ok. Please stay healthy!
I’m currently living in Mexico City and went through hundreds of comments trying to find the name of the anti-parasite drug that Kennon’s referenced. Does anyone know what it is?
My friend in Guadalajara takes it twice a year.
What is the parasite pill called?
Do you take an antiparasitic medicine once or twice a year? Is that something we should be doing? Regardless of where we live? Why ask a doctor when we have you 😜
Absolutely, twice a year at least. I'm Mexican btw. 🙂👍
NOOO!!! That's crazy!
Not really, I'm 37 years old and I think I've only taken it twice in my life. I drink water from a big bottle (garrafón) and just occasionally tap water. But I guess that I've always been fine because I don't consume any street food nor street beverages (maybe once a year).
What is the name of this stuff ??? Thx !
No... this based on where you live and what you eat, is more easy to get parasites from sea food than from land food and even less in the city ever in my life I have take an antiparasitic medicine. 41yo mexican from the ZMCDMX
Becoming so sick from street food, is very common occurrence, always ask for well reputable business, and mostly eat well cooked food and bottle drinks.
Good rule.... if it's hot, it's probably OK. Oh, I have to clarify because we're talking about Mexico. HOT = TEMPERATURE, not spicy 🤣🤣🤣😁😊
Never heard of the parasite stuff, and I lived in Mexico in my childhood and always visit family and never heard of it from them. The cat thing is correct, 7 lives. Although, it always takes my stomach a while to get used to the change in cuisine when I go visit!
No , in Guerrero cats have 9 lives
I would only take those parasite pills as needed, however you may be taking them pretty often because a lot of restaurants include parasites at no extra charge! The problem is you can't tell which places have the parasites.
9 lives.
If you get a stomach illness in Mexico and you go to the pharmacy they will always recommend that you clean your bowels with an anti parasitic every six months to a year. It’s a common practice in Mexico and it’s also relatively easy to acquire the medicine. Not sure that it would hurt you any if you stick to that regimen.
It especially won’t hurt you if you use Ivermectin aka “Ivermectina” in Mexico.
My family in Mexico used to but I don't know what the situation is now.
Ok i am stumped what are the 6 continents? Which one is missing?
Si, taking anti-parasites every 6months is something we mexicans do, not everyone but yes it is very common, thank you for showing our paradise to the world. Saluditos :)
What is the anti parasite pill called? And, where can we get one in PV?
It could be once per year or maybe 2 years, but it's a MUST do activity.
there are times and places where sox with sandals serve just the right purpose......never be limited by the projections of the small-minded.....in everything.....but especially in fashion elements......freedom.....
. The ability to purchase meds without a prescription in Mexico has likely given rise to a popular but misguided prophylactic dosing schedule of anti-parasitic drugs. As a physician, I can tell you that this is not a sound practice. There is no single drug that will treat all parasites and the most common infections (amoebiasis and giardiasis) cannot be eradicated with a one-time dose. Can you tell me what drug/dose is being touted in this six month routine prevention ?
I heard of it back in the 80s when I was growing up but never took one.
Yes, it is ok to take it ,especially if they eat so much on the street I wont say every 6 month but at least every year, just to be save I guess 6 month will be ok. We said -7 years for the cat
And what is the name of the parasite pill? Thanks...
@@tomfaulk1288 Quinfamida Albendazol tbl 150mg or 200mg for amoebas and worms
Ivermectin is the safest. Read about it. Good place to start.
@@leonors141 thanks for the info. Good for research and reference.
I had those empanadas when I was there and they were so good!
Thanks for the recommendation. We are in PV and stopped by Che today. Yum!
Dude wasup!! With the guy at the end there pacheco... Checked!!! 🙏😅💯💯💯👍Mr.. belly.... With the 30pack.. WOOOOOH... AWESOME 👍 BLESSINGSSSS.. THE MIN 7:38..
Iwas going to say also 7. Here, in Finland they say that cats have 7 lives and like you said in our so beautiful great country USA bless USA they say 9 lives and I don't knw why. Go ahead and find out and let me know.
Hi guys, in Mexico 🇲🇽 🐱 have 7 lives. George and Jose from Chicago
Hi, I'm Mexican, and I eat every day in street stalls, so I deworm every six months, if you prepare your food and wash and disinfect what you eat, no problem, greetings.
Thanks
Ivermectin or Mebendazole?
It is usually Entameba histolitica, and Giardiasis usually take metronidazole for 7 days that is enough.
Well I think it all comes down to what you eat but is not where you live, for some time while I was in USA I just to eat too much pork, that gave me parasites, I felt so fatigued and tired till I realized that I had parasites, one thing you should know is that veggies like cilantro have bacteria that you have to disinfect before you eat it
1 life in Los Angeles. 7 in Mexico. Wheres the address link to the barber??
Beatiful My Vallarta enjoy..
Love your channel.. here in PV until Friday.
Im moving to PV at the end of February and if I happen to run into you guys please forgive me if I act like you are my kids. I been watching you so long I feel like we're related!!!!
The built in couches in the older buildings are nice!!
from Tijuana here, and no pill never met anyone that takes them.
I have never heard about the
Parasite med but when I go to Mexico never drink water if it’s not bottled water
What is the intestinal parasite? You didn’t say