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PARASITES (Worms)

About Parasites

The World Health Organisation has recently categorised parasites within the five most infective diseases to humans.

 

Signs of parasites in the Human Body

Itchy ears, nose, anus; sexual dysfunction in men; forgetfulness; slow reflexes; gas and bloating; unclear thinking; loss of appetite; yellowish face; fast heartbeat; heart pain; pain in the navel; eating more than normal but still feeling hungry; blurry or unclear vision; pain in the back, thighs, shoulders; lethargy; numb hands, burning sensations in the stomach; problems with the menstrual cycle; drooling while sleeping; damp lips at night; dry lips during the day; grinding teeth while sleeping; bed wetting; digestive disturbances; irritable mood swings, insomnia; chronic fatigue; immune dysfunction; nervousness; allergies; constipation or diarrhoea; anaemia.

 

How do we ‘get’ parasites?

Many ways, including ingesting parasite eggs through food, fruits and vegetables grown on contaminated soils, by walking barefoot on infected sand or grass, drinking or walking through contaminated water, from household pets, sex with infected partners, eating raw or undercooked beef, pork or fish, poor food preparation and sanitation.

 

Common Types of Parasite

There are over 1000 types of parasite.  30% are visible to the human eye, the remaining 70% being microscopic.  They infest every single part of the human body, from the digestive organs to the eyes, joints, brain and bloodstream.

Tapeworms: grow to 30ft long.  Obtained from eating raw or undercooked, infected meats.  Concentrated in the intestines absorbing nutrients and giving off dangerous waste products, they can also migrate to the muscles, heart, liver, spine and brain.

Hookworms: 

Worldwide infestation is estimated at 50% of the population.  They suck blood through the intestine wall causing iron deficiency and anaemia.

Giardia: 

common in rivers, lakes and most cities’ water supplies.  Very contagious; regular concentrations of chlorine do not kill the giardia cysts.

Threadworms: 

Cream-coloured parasites as thin as thread, often coming out of the anus in their hundreds.

Flukes: 

Virulent and microscopic.  The eggs have spines on the outside which can cause extensive damage as they pass through the body.  They release toxic metabolics which damage tissues.

Amoeba: 

Worldwide, especially in areas of poor sanitation.  Symptoms include diarrhoea, abdominal pain, gas, weight loss and chronic fatigue.

Spirochetes: 

A tiny bacterium found in domestic animals.  Active and difficult to diagnose, they can attach themselves to conditions such as Candida, Epstein-Barr, AIDS, cancers and immune deficient diseases.

Plasmodium: 

Malaria is a serious and complex health problem facing humanity – approximately 1.5 million die from it annually.  The parasite Plasmodium develops in the gut of the mosquito and transfers when an infective mosquito takes a blood meal.

 

Nutrition Facts & Diet Advice for Parasites

Consider the following nutrition guidelines:

Avoid raw or under-cooked beef, chicken, pork and fish.

Avoid fruit and vegetables that are not properly washed.  Avoid iceberg lettuce in restaurants and pre-packed sandwiches which has probably not been washed at all.

Cut down on sugars and carbohydrates which feed the parasites.

Drink pure water.  Replace water filters in good time.  Chlorination does not kill parasites.

Wash hands before eating.

Keep high standards of food preparation and handling in your home.

Do not allow household pets to sleep on your bed.  Worm your pets regularly.

Eat lots of garlic or take garlic capsules.

 

Health Supplements for Parasites

The following health supplements should be considered:

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1-3 twice a day of Nematocurb (Nutriscene)

1 x Garlic Plus Biotin (BioCare)

2-3 x  Citricidal Grapefruit Seed Extract (Higher Nature) 

 

 

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