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Parasite cleanse

Toxic Squatters

 

If you think parasitic infection only happens to people who live in

developing countries or unhygienic environment. This is wrong!!

 

Studies show more than 80% of us (children and adult) who live in

developed countries have some type of parasite or worm living inside

our body. They live inside our colon and small intestine. Some can

penetrate into our internal organs (lungs, liver, gallbladder, stomach

etc). And some can get into our brain too which is very unfortunate.

Well, it does sound scary but this is the fact.

 

Parasites are organisms that derive nourishment and protection from

other living organisms known as the host; the host as being you and

me. The parasites live a parallel life inside our bodies, feeding off

our own energy, the food we eat or our own cells and organs. THEY LIVE

OFF YOU AND EAT YOU! Then they lay eggs and live with us generation by

generation for many years.

 

We are consistently being infected with parasites. They are common

organisms can be found everywhere in our environment. They can be

transmitted through many different ways daily such as:

 

• Through consumption of food, eating under-cooked or improperly

washed food

• Through drinking water (even in the developed countries)

• Breathing air through your nose and mouth

• Direct contact through skin cells e.g. Walking barefoot on soil

• Insect bites

• Physical contact with an infected person

• Contact by your own pets

 

Parasites are of different types and range in size from tiny,

single-celled, microscopic organisms to larger, multi-cellular worms

e.g. tapeworms can grow to 20-30 feet long. Most of them cannot be

seen without a microscope. So we don't even know when and how they

invade our body.

 

Finding parasites is difficult for physicians because the very best

laboratory tests are capable of detecting only 50 or so of the 1,000+

species of parasites. This means there's a good chance that whatever

we have will avoid detection. (I know of a woman who actually saw

worms in her stool, yet was told by her doctor that the previous tests

proved there was no sign of parasites.)

 

And even when we know that there are parasites within us, our doctors

can't do much about them. Our standard medicines are not very

effective, and they often have unpleasant side effects. They'll kill

some parasites, but many times the internal invaders will simply move

to another part of the body. Given that parasites are so difficult to

find and dispose of, it's no wonder they can remain in the body for

years, even decades.

 

Am I infected??

 

Parasitic infection can cause mild discomfort through to severe. Some

people may not have any symptoms at all or a few aches and pains are

mistaken as something else from your self-diagnosis.

 

There are a huge variety of parasites and they behave differently

inside our body. There are over 300 species from human hosts. They

find shelters in our alimentary tract, cavities, organs, tissues,

skins and circulatory systems. Depends on which part of the body they

have invaded, the symptoms and damage caused will vary on the type of

parasitic infections.

 

Acute parasitic infections often cause diarrhoea, fluid loss,

irritable bowel syndrome, intestinal cramping, gas, bloating and

constipation.

 

The condition will move from acute to chronic.

 

• Parasites suck and live on the nutrients we ingest. As a result,

they cause anemia and deficiency of iron, vitamin A, B12. Sudden food

craving, especially sweet is the most common symptoms. Unsatisfied

appetite for food. Difficulty in gaining and losing weight.

 

• They affect our nervous systems. Symptoms include restlessness,

nervousness, insomnia, depression, forgetfulness. They also cause

brain damage if they get into our brain.

 

• Many allergies are caused by parasitic infection. Eosinophils (a

type of white blood cells) will increase abnormally causes

inflammatory conditions or sensitivity to food and environment. You

may have food intolerance, eczema, rashes, chronic skin infection and

asthma.

 

• Itching in anus, nose, ears and eyes is also a sign.

 

• Shoulder, back and muscle pains.

 

• It is possible you could have candida. Parasites often allow candida

to grow in their nesting area. They destroy friendly bacteria that

stop candida growth. Both candida and parasites cause damage to the

intestinal tract. The cause is microscopic tears or holes that allow

toxins materials in the intestinal tract to leak into the blood steam.

 

• Sinus inflammation or infections can be caused by Parasites or

Candida. They can also take up residence in all those little nooks and

crannies, and they are the hardest to eliminate. Mycoplasmas infecting

the sinus will cause a drainage with a bad nasal odours. Polyp or

tumours, which bulge out into the nasal passage may also be filled

with parasites. It is important to clear the nasal passages so you can

breathe in more oxygen. Self-examination of the nasal passages is

possible with a flash light held in the front of the nose and looking

in the mirror. You should see a clear airway almost to the throat. If

you can only see in about an inch, problems may exist.

 

If you have one or more of these symptoms have been treated but not

totally cured, you might be infected by parasites and worms. Perhaps,

most people do not think these symptoms are unusual or problematic or

often too shy to talk about it but these conditions are slowing

hurting us.

 

They release toxic substances which re-absorb into our body. They

destroy cells, invade our organs and weaken our immune system. You can

never feel good as long as they live inside you!!

 

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