Survival. Gut instinct: the miracle of the parasitic hookworm. There are hard sells and there are hard sells. "If I were a charlatan," Jasper Lawrence tells me, "I would be flogging flower essences or herbal supplements. " He would not, I guess it is fair to say, be trying to market over the internet "blood-sucking parasitic worms that live in your gut for five years". And neither, he argues, would he have lately left behind his home in California, his children and his friends, and gone on the run from the American authorities in order to stay out of prison and in business (for the 180 clients who rely on him). If Jasper Lawrence is not a charlatan, then, he is at least a man on a high-risk mission. As one of the proofs of that mission, Lawrence – an intensely articulate and bright-eyed 46-year-old – has only to point to the location of our interview. Jasper Lawrence's journey to this curious belief began in this house – which belongs to his aunt – nearly six years ago.
Lawrence, a wiry man, had gained nearly four stone. He did have doubts.
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