What is a parasite?

A parasite is an organism that lives in or on another living organism and that either wholly or partially receive its nutrients from the host organism. This process usually causes harm to the host while allowing the parasite to grow.

Parasites are freeloaders

Essentially, this means that parasites are freeloaders that live in your body and survive on the nutrition that is supposed to be going to your cells. They released toxic products that damage your system. Some specialists believe that over 40% of the worlds population is chronically infected by worms, only one of the more common parasites that inhabit the colon.

How can a parasite possibly live in my body and I don’t know its there?

The purpose of the parasite is to be sure that the host doesn’t know it’s there because if it’s detected it will be eradicated. Most of the time we recognize that people in third world countries have a high incidence of parasite infestation, and we recognize that the animals and pets in our home must use parasite preventative, but we dismiss the idea that we also may be infested.

Each of these particular parasites carry with that specific symptoms they cause, illnesses at which they are the root and entries into the body.

  • Giardia
  • Toxoplasma
  • Roundworms
  • Hookworms
  • Trichinella
  • Cryptosporidium
  • Pinworms
  • Whipworm
  • Tapeworms
  • Flukes

Are there ways to prevent these parasites from entering my body?

Wash your hands frequently because parasites and parasite eggs that you may have come into contact with can enter the intestinal tract through the mouth. Wash your hands before eating or handling food and after using the toilet, handling pets, cooking or changing a baby’s nappy/diaper.

A contaminated water source is a frequent source of parasitic infection. If you are unsure of the safety of the water which you are drinking then use bottled water for drinking or cooking and do not take a bath or swim in water that may be infested with parasites.

Be sure to include washing all fruits and vegetables in water that is not contaminated.

Colon parasites can enter the body through the soles of the feet so be sure to wear shoes.

This means at a beach or park that may contain animal feces or even in the showers.

If you are unsure of the area in which you are showering or walking wear flip-flops or rubber soled shoes to protect your feet.

Some parasitic worms have the ability to fool our body into thinking that they are normal tissue.

In this way if they enter your immune system and can do physical trauma to the intestines or the circulatory system, damage certain organs by lumping together into balls or tumors, rob us of vital vitamin and mineral nutrients and give off metabolic waste products that poison the body.

Parasitic worms can also depress the immune system and cause fatigue and illness, destroy cells faster than they can be regenerated,

and increase the imbalance in intestinal flora.

Some of the symptoms of a colon parasite infection includes grinding the teeth while asleep, pain in the backside of your shoulders, gnome hands, drooling while sleeping, lethargy, headaches, heart pain, asthma, forgetfulness, loss of appetite and gas bloating.

Most of these symptoms are generalized and can fit many other diagnoses.

Unfortunately most medicines, medical doctors use do not work, they are just not effective.On the other hand, there are also many parasite remedies which have a more natural basis.

Within my clinic I use a treatment called Parasite Cleanse – Get in touch to purchase yours today.