Are you free of parasites?

June 7, 2006

, Jagannath

Chatterjee <jagchat01 wrote:

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> Dear Friends,

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> Parasites, I feel are an intrinsic part of our body. We would not

survive without them. But why do they become vicious?

Dear Jag,

I cannot agree with your basic premise here. Parasites are not an

intrinsic part of our bodies. They are another animal invading our

bodies. Of course people survive without them. In fact they survive better

without them, It is the ones with parasites who many times who do not survive.

Parasites left untreated can kill you.

To paraphrase your statement, it basically says that... " parasites are

good for us " but why do they become vicious. If parasites were really " good " for

us, people would be ingesting them for the " health benefits " . I hope none of us

are so foolish as to follow that reasoning.

Frank

June 7, 2006

Dear Friends, Parasites, I feel are an intrinsic part of our body. We would not survive without them. But why do they become vicious? That, I feel, is because of the following; 1. An overtly acidic body.2. Autoimmune problems.3. Unhealthy and non-nutritious diet, junk food.4. Unhealthy environment. Just like germs, parasites feed on waste matter and toxins. If we can keep our body free of them, we can manage to control the parasites. I say, "we can manage" because nowadays we suffer from deep seated constitutional deficiencies that bring on parasitical attacks. The most troublesome parasites are the intestinal worms. They bring on very intolerable symptoms because they get out of hand when a person suffers from a tubercular problem. Tuberculosis is very deep seated and effects a person deeply at various levels.

In homeopathy one or more among the following remedies are usually prescribed to get rid of intestinal worms as per the symptoms and exigencies of the case; 1. Cina2. Teucrium, (both in potency).3. Tinosporia Cordifolia, as mother tincture. 4. Natrum Phosphoricum 6x or 6D. I have seen many patients benefit from a mixture of the following, taken alongside Cina 30C and Natrum Phosphoricum 6D; 1. Tinosporia Cordifolia, (Chiraeta)2. Andrographis Paniculata, (Kalmegh)3. Azharyctica Indica, (Neem)4. Ocimum Sanctum. (Tulsi) (all in mother tinctures). One should take bitters in their food as the bitter taste kills intestinal worms. One should also restrict sugar and sweets as they both fuel acidity and nourish the worms. One should also avoid non vegetarian food until one is clear

of the worms. Waste of animal products, excluding milk, tend to stay long in the intestinal tract and putrify. It is always best to go under the care of a homeopath as the attempt to kill the worms can lead to severe symptoms such as seizures if the worm infestation is particularly heavy. Moreover the homeopaths also use anti-tubercular remedies intermittently to boost up the constitution as well as to permanently solve the problem. One should be very careful about the entire process of food selection, digestion, absorption and elimination if one is to stay clear of intestinal worms. The very simple stool test will reveal both your acidic/alkaline nature as well as the type of worms you are suffering from. Regards,Jagannath. _____ ,

"califpacific" <califpacific wrote:>> http://www.toolsforhealing.com/CD/Articles/A/AreYouClearofParasites.html> > > Are You Clear of Parasites?> by Dr. Ross Anderson> Sunday, February 25, 1996> > > I believe, the single most undiagnosed health challenge in the history> of the human race is parasites. "Our ideal is not the spirituality that withdraws from life but the conquest of life by the power of the spirit." - Aurobindo.

June 8, 2006

Too right Jagannath - Hulda Clarke's entire cancer curing studies and treatments are based on clearing out parasites and she has had enormous success with this - I think the FDA have banned her - so she must be good.

Jane

Dear Friends,

Parasites, I feel are an intrinsic part of our body. We would not survive without them. But why do they become vicious?

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June 10, 2006

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