Mandatory Spring Cleaning Tasks
Unfortunately, every person is a “home” to various types of parasites. These inhabitants can range from fungi, viruses, bacteria, protozoa, to larger or even huge worms such as roundworms, tapeworms, pinworms, Giardia, Opisthorchis, Echinococcus, and others. Sometimes, under “favorable conditions” (such as an acidic body environment), they can all coexist in our bodies simultaneously.
Regrettably, doctors rarely talk about this. Official medicine can only detect the presence of parasites in 10% of cases. Medications are either ineffective against this problem or only provide short-term relief. Furthermore, these drugs can weaken the immune system, burden the liver and kidneys, while the parasites adapt and can damage any tissue or organ system.
When immunity is weakened and the body is acidic, parasites find ideal conditions for development. The lower the immunity, the more types of parasites can be found in a person.
Parasites are “gourmets” who first choose the most desirable nutrients from what we eat. They consume our most valuable and necessary nutrients. Every time we eat, we are essentially feeding them. By consuming valuable nutrients, they generously “thank” us by poisoning our bodies with their waste, leading to a host of serious (even life-threatening) diseases.
According to the WHO (World Health Organization under the UN), 90-95% of the planet’s population is infected with various types of parasites, which in turn cause the premature death of 15-16 million people annually. Almost all diseases (including bronchitis, sinusitis, arthritis, cancer, bronchial asthma, allergies, diabetes, stomach ulcers, and chronic fatigue syndrome) are manifestations of chronic intoxication of the body caused by parasitic infections.
How Do We Get Infected with Parasites?
There is a high concentration of parasites in pork products and their derivatives, as well as in beef and poultry products. Even fish can be infected! Of course, these statements are unpleasant for those who primarily consume meat, BUT it is just as easy to get parasites from fruits and vegetables.
The smaller the parasite, the more dangerous it is. For example, a cat’s toxoplasma can lead to disability, epilepsy, and schizophrenia, as this small parasite damages the brain and nerve cells.
Toxoplasma can also cause infertility and even lead to fetal death in the mother’s body. If the baby survives, it may have damaged nervous systems, eyes, and other organs.
A quote from one of the most popular books on parasites, Anna Luiza’s “Guess Who Came to Dinner?” reads: “Humans become infected with pork tapeworm by consuming undercooked pork, cold-smoked sausages, and meat. In our bodies, parasite eggs develop, travel through the blood and lymphatic systems, infiltrating muscle tissues, organs, the heart, and the brain. There, they undergo another development cycle, damaging tissues and mucous membranes, with some even feeding on our blood.”
A person who is in tune with their body can detect the presence of parasites. However, such individuals are rare. Why? Because most people have become accustomed to muscle and joint pain, allergies, nervousness, sleep disturbances, chronic fatigue, frequent colds, and other ailments, considering them normal.
Symptoms of Parasite Presence
There are countless symptoms, but the MOST COMMON are:
- Constipation: Severe worm infections can block the bile ducts and intestines.
- Diarrhea: Certain types of parasites (especially protozoa) release substances in human tissues similar to hormones, leading to increased NaCl secretion.
- Gas and Bloating: Parasites in the small intestine cause inflammation of the intestinal walls.
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Parasites can cover the entire intestinal wall, leading to a range of gastrointestinal diseases. Therefore, all those feeling nervous should cleanse urgently…
- Joint and Muscle Pain: It is known that parasites can migrate to encapsulate themselves in joint and muscle fluid. This action causes pain, often mistaken for arthritis. Inflammation and pain in the joints and muscles can also result from the disruption of tissue nutrition systems.
- Anemia: Some types of intestinal parasites attach to the intestinal mucosa and absorb nutrients from the host’s body. A large number of them can cause blood loss, leading to anemia. There are also blood-sucking parasites. For example, a roundworm can drink 40 ml of blood per day!
- Allergies: Parasites can irritate the intestinal lining, allowing large, undigested molecules to enter the bloodstream.
- Skin Problems: Intestinal parasites can cause hives, rashes, eczema, papillomas, dermatitis, skin ulcers, and more.
- Granulomas: Inflammatory lesions that encapsulate dead parasite eggs. They are most commonly found in the colon and rectum, as well as the lungs, liver, abdomen, and uterus.
- Nervousness: The metabolic products and toxic substances released by parasites can damage the central nervous system. Dr. Gittelman writes that the popular opera star Maria Callas suffered greatly from weight and skin problems, which were found to be caused by pinworms.
- Insomnia: Frequent waking at night, especially between 2:00 and 3:00 AM, may be the body’s attempt to rid itself of toxins through the liver, as this is the time when the liver is active. Various parasites exiting the body can also cause restlessness.
- Teeth Grinding: This is a nervous system reaction to foreign irritants, especially observed in children.
- Chronic Fatigue: Weakness, apathy, depression, reduced concentration, memory loss—all of these can be related to parasites, as poor absorption of proteins, fats, vitamins A and B12 can occur.
- Decreased Immunity: The presence of parasites causes constant stimulation of the immune system, which over time weakens it, leading to a reduction in immunoglobulin IgA secretion. This opens the door to viral and bacterial infections.
Signs of parasites may also include weight gain or loss, constant hunger, bad taste in the mouth, bad breath, epilepsy, diabetes, asthma, migraines, and even heart disease.
Therefore, we should regularly perform anti-parasitic cleansing (at least twice a year for adults and four times for children). We offer not only knowledge but also herbal remedies known in various traditional medicines—natural antagonists of parasites and effective anti-parasitic programs. Unlike chemical agents, natural remedies do not harm the body but instead STRENGTHEN IMMUNITY and act against all types of parasites.
Comprehensive Anti-Parasitic, Anti-Viral, Anti-Bacterial, and Anti-Fungal Program for Adults for 1 Month
The quantity and dosage of products can be adjusted according to specific problems and financial capabilities:
- Coral-Mine – 30 ml of water per 1 kg of body weight (per day).
- Colloidal Silver (Silver Max) – 1 teaspoon 2 times a day, before meals. Hold in the mouth for about 15-20 seconds before swallowing (to absorb into the lymph).
- Assimilator – 1 capsule 2 times a day, before meals (if an unhealthy meal was consumed, you can take an additional one after eating to help digest the food).
- Pau D’Arco – 2 capsules 2 times a day, during meals.
- Black Walnut – 2 tablets 2 times a day, during meals.
- Garlic Extract – 1 capsule 2 times a day, during meals.
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