is paratrex effective against the pork tapeworm?

[mystery]

i ate about 6 ribs a couple weeks before and i think they may have been somewhat under-cooked.They were steaming hot from the oven and the juices ran clear-they were really tender and tasted really good,but the upon expecting them the next day when i cut up the left overs from the fridge -they looked kinda uncooked-but from the oven they looked and tasted fine.just in case though,is paratrex effective against the pork tapeworm.i have congestion in my chest and alot of mucus and overall fatigue but that may be from the paratrex and die off also because i may be fighting a cold..so it's hard to tell.No gastrointestinal disturbances though.
wasn't there a thing where some doctors fed pork tapeworms for crohns patients or something to rid them of their symptoms? also wasn't there something like a 'slimming pill' in the 50s or 60s where they sold porkworm eggs in a pill and it helped people loose weight?
i don't know but i don't want pork tapeworms forming cysts in my brain!!!
*AAaaarrrgggghhH!!*

[Health Dr. 1]

A number of the ingredients in Paratrex have been used to fight infection with the pork tapeworm, tenia solium. The fatigue may be related to a die-off reaction from the toxins that are produced as parasites are broken down; however, if you may be suffering from a cold at the same time then it will be very difficult to distinguish between the two. The other “uses” of tapeworm are very interesting to note. There is currently research being funded investigating the use of tapeworms in colitis therapy. The Paratrex is best taken for a period of 6 weeks along with Oxy-Powder every other night in order to aid in the removal of toxins. You may also want to consider a liver/gallbladder flush after the process is completed, www.ghchealth.com/liver-and-gallbladder-flush.html.