Human intestinal worms are parasites that live in the human intestine, eat bowel content or suck blood from the intestinal wall.
Rum is a hard alcohol made from fermented sugar. This process usually includes the fermentation of the juices of the sugarcane plant, as well as of molasses and other by-products of sugar production. Rum is one of the major liquors in the world, with a history steeped in the myths of piracy, the Caribbean, and slavery.
There are three main types of rum: light, dark, and flavored. Light rums are usually produced in column stills to 160 proof and higher. The lowest level, white rum, spends at least one year in oak barrels. The second level, amber or gold, is aged for at least three years and has caramel added for the color.