Water & Environment

Safe Drinking Water, Healthy Housing

It should be everyone's right. But have you unscrewed your kitchen faucet tap to look inside lately?

Intelligence. Design. Innovation.

RECENT WORK

Investigating parasite and pathogen spread in Montgomery County, MD

We help public and private sector clients strategize and manage interventions and intelligence collection to avert and contain biohazard impact. Our portfolio includes US military health agencies, US Department of Energy and academic research collaboration, US Homeland Security, and Canadian and UK health departmetns and government agencies.

Parasitic Worms in Kitchen and Bath Water Faucets in Residences

- Roundworm
- Apparent flukes
- Potential tapeworm larvae (similar to Michigan)
- Small black worms
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Parasitology Research

- Indian colleagues at UCSD, La Jolla Worm Institute, and in Kaiser labs recognize one of the species - the small black worms - immediately

- Lens match and medical intelligence identify some of the species appearing in humans and environment, but not all
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US Military & Federal Labs

- Washington DC area military and federal labs, including NIH-NIAID, offer support to impacted victims when their own doctors or medical labs - not licensed or trained in parasitology - cannot help
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Pandemic Biologics

- Roundworm and tapeworm are said to cause Covid, worsen symptoms

- Parasites use the same Innate Immunity disabling channels as Covid

- FDA Biologics earlier this summer opened clinical investigation into medical malpractice by a Virginia lab that repeatedly tested for the wrong kind of parasite, returning false negatives

- FDA opened a case after worms were photographed in eyedrops from a Gaithersburg, MD Kaiser pharmacy; made in the same Mumbai area as eyedrops recalled earlier in 2023

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The key to any good intelligence and investigation, military or medical, is pattern recognition. The same strategy our human architecures are programmed to use to defend us against any major threat.

Roundworm and tapeworm kill, blind, sicken, or permanently injure roughly 1 in 5 humans each year, worldwide. Covid killed or sickened 1 in 1,400 humans during the pandemic. So early recognition and treatment - of environment, animals, and humans - is critical to protect life and prevent further infection spread.

LEFT: small pink fluke- or fish-like shape common in Montgomery Co drinking water faucets in an apartment complex near NIH-NIAD, in a rural biomed park. Next to it, human parasite developed by residents of the same housing.

How Dangerous Are Tapeworm?

'Common target organs are the eyes, brain, liver, and lungs, with a risk of permanent visual, neurological and other tissue damage. Epidemiological studies have identified geophagy and pet dogs (particularly puppies) as the principal risk factors for human toxocarosis (and tapeworm) infections.. Larval growth is slow, resulting in an asymptomatic phase of several (months to) years before diagnosis. Left untreated, the condition may be lethal.'

- US National Institute of Health (NIH)

Inspecting for Public Health & Code Risks

Our work includes US Military, US Department of Energy, and US Army Corps of Engineers site, accident, and development response worldwide, including:

NBC (nuclear, biological, and chemical) weapons disposal advisory and program support: Noblis, La Jolla; University of Missouri & US Army at Pine Bluff, and US Dept of Energy.
Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) and CIA: EMF research and site inspections, Havana Syndrome R&D support (2020-2022)
Building & Construction Code: District of Columbia, Florida, Virginia, and US military facilities.