De hygiënehypothese biedt een sterke verklaring voor de
sterke toename van allergie en auto-immuunziekten in de westerse
wereld. Parasieten zijn niet meer weg te denken uit de
hygiënehypothese. Slechts een handvol klinische studies zijn tot
nu toe uitgevoerd op mensen die zich laten infecteren met
parasieten. Gek genoeg zijn er meer reviews over dit onderwerp te
vinden dan klinische studies. Dat is wel een teken dat
onderzoekers wild enthousiast zijn over het therapeutisch
potentieel van parasieten. De resultaten van klinische studies
onderschrijven dit enthousiasme alsnog niet.
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