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  1. lowryAFB

    I don’t know what the big deal is. Maggot therapy has been around for centuries although it’s significance wasn’t realized till WW 1. When antibiotics fail to heal a wound maggots often succeed. Old technology that still works.

  2. awfulguitarplucker

    not at all….im simply saying Humans mistook the Nature rules they were conceived for and built other different kinda rules , that someway interfere with Nature rules…so that i said Nature is perfect…while Humans fail to get close to Nature’s own kind of perfection

  3. bio2020

    no you can’t. you better not do that.

    The maggots the doctors use are sterile and bred in captivity by clean, non-diseased flies, no contact with any bacteria.

    Maggots in your house? Yeah, they are dirty and infected.

  4. CityHunter84

    what would happen if you could genetically breed maggots to only eat live flesh but also make them 1000 times bigger then release them in a crowded environment, and maybe attach some laser beams to them aswell, good god.

  5. kerry27xxx

    My partner has just had his little toe removed through diabetes it started off as a foot ulcer and then the bone became infected he had the wound for two years before he had to have it amputated and was never offered this treatment.

  6. wbaker82

    Amazing stuff. Hell, I’d BATHE in maggots if it meant saving a limb from getting amputated. Gives you a completely new appreciation for the little creepy-crawlies, doesn’t it?