This post started when a little known lawsuit was filed against a health center in Hana, Hawaii alleging that the health center that sold fresh produce and a variety of lettuces for organic salads was infested with rat lungworm (RLW) that a patron (who is also the Plaintiff) ingested and “began to show the initial signs of Angiostrongylus sickness almost immediately, and became extremely nauseous, vomiting, within a couple of hours of consumption.”

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The Plaintiff went in to see the doctors at “the community health center, and then eventually to Maui Memorial Hospital (over 2 hours away) for complications described as Atrial fibrillation. Luckily, the RLW was diagnosed by Dr. Curtis Bekkum in Hana, who specializes in blood disorders and parasite disease, as well as parasite cleansings. Over the next two months, the Plaintiff’s health spiraled downward to the point where he was practically paralyzed for two months, trapped in a body of excruciating pain. He could not walk or stand.”