I was made redundant two months ago http://ziplinegear.biz/closing-shop--and-a-life/ order of a lab report I imagine that just about everyone in the 15th century, rich or poor, was followed around by much more wildlife, internal and external, than we really want to know. Lice, roundworms, tapeworms, liver flukes etc. were all very common across all walks of life. In the original Lancet article it was said that Richard III actually had fewer parasites than most people of his time. Even today, it is estimated that 25% of the world’s population has them – and not all of them live in third-world conditions.
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Note from the poll creator: I was made redundant two months ago http://ziplinegear.biz/closing-shop--and-a-life/ order of a lab report I imagine that just about everyone in the 15th century, rich or poor, was followed around by much more wildlife, internal and external, than we really want to know. Lice, roundworms, tapeworms, liver flukes etc. were all very common across all walks of life. In the original Lancet article it was said that Richard III actually had fewer parasites than most people of his time. Even today, it is estimated that 25% of the world’s population has them – and not all of them live in third-world conditions.