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Parasites

 

New research shows that parasites not only control the behavior of

their hosts, they can change entire ecosystems to suit their needs.

 

August 2000 Cover

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" Hookworms sink their teeth into the intestinal walls of more

than a billion people every day to drink their fill of blood. "

 

 

 

Hulda Clark's book The Cure for All Cancers sold millions of copies.

She, like many others before her, was convinced that parasites are a

critical factor in the development as well as treatment of cancer.

 

When living in India, I read something in Tibetan medicine about

miniature copper colored forms of life that normal eyes cannot see

that are pathologically linked to cancer. Writing almost at the same

time in Europe instead of the Himalayas, Hildegard of Bingen,

described her violet salve and said that the " vermes " will lick the

salve and die. The word " vermes " has been translated " viruses, " but a

viral link to cancer remains a subject of debate, and one professional

translator I know feels that " vermes " could also be translated " lice, "

not perhaps what we think of when we say parasite, but nevertheless

something small and aggravating. The Tibetans and Hildegard possessed

a remarkable clairvoyance and were able to witness internal operations

of the body that scientists have yet to discover.

 

Some years ago, I was loaned a darkfield microscope by someone who

drew the blood and allowed me to watch what was happening to the blood

for weeks on end. I became so fascinated by parasitology that I read

over 3000 pages in medical textbooks. The gist of what I learned is

that parasite infections are rampant, affecting about 3.5 billion

people on the planet.

 

There are countless different types of parasites and the dangers and

symptoms are different from one parasite to another. Some of these

live for 30 years, and as I explained to one person, " a parasite is

something that has first dibs on your dinner. " The pictures in the

parasitology books are as shocking as watching the Godfather, but one

cannot close ones eyes in the hopes that the truth will somehow disappear.

 

What the textbooks do not discuss is any direct linkage between cancer

and parasite infection. This idea is unique to certain schools of

thought. What I might propose is avoiding overgeneralizations and

attempting instead to look at what a parasite infection might do. To

make the context of this suggestion clear, I might say that while

mercury poisoning may undermine health and make it harder to defend

against certain pathogenic organisms, it may or may not " cause "

cancer. Likewise, parasites live in very curious relationships to

their hosts that may or may not exacerbate the risk of cancer.

 

Hulda Clark put most of her emphasis on one particular type of

parasite, a fluke. It is nasty, but merely one of 3000 possibilities.

Some parasites can enter the body through extremely casual contact, as

minor as handling a pencil touched by an infected person. Some

parasites are ingested and depend on the right set of circumstances to

survive.

 

Parasites adapt almost miraculously to their hosts and are therefore

apt to thrive on the nutrition that is best for the host. I have spent

considerable time with herbalists, veterinarians, and doctors

discussing the various behaviors of parasites. I think it's worth

discussing what would make for a realistic protocol.

 

First, one needs to eliminate the parasites. Pharmaceutical medicine

uses such dangerous drugs for this that textbooks often have

statements to the effect that unless the parasite infection is

life-threatening, the cure may be worse than the disease. This is not

true of herbal treatments, but some of the treatments are more radical

than others.

 

My personal preference is to take something anti-parasitic at the time

of the full moon. Most of the parasites that respond to the treatment

will die in the first few hours. Some may decay within the body and

some may be flushed out. If they die in the body, they will be

decomposed by bacterial action. This means that there will be symptoms

of infection while the decay is occurring. Eventually, the white blood

cells eat the bacteria and dissolve the fibrin that the bacteria was

unable to digest. I have observed this in the microscope when working

in Germany and observing the mechanism of action of various parasite

protocols.

 

Not all parasites may die during the first assault. Moreover, because

parasites lay eggs, tens of thousands of them, there is almost always

a need to repeat the cycle of treatment. Moreover, some parasites may

have perforated organs so there is a need to regenerate damaged

tissues and heal from the infection, which could have been present for

decades.

 

Parasites also tear up membrane linings in the intestines, they suck

blood, they deposit excrement in the body that puts off an ammonia

gas, and so on and so forth. I believe it is important to use

rejuvenative tonic herbs once completing the parasite protocol. I

usually suggest that people think of devoting a year and a half to

liver regeneration; but many people also need heart, lung, kidney,

colon, or brain herbs.

Photograph taken in Germany of parasite consuming erythrocytes.

 

It is extremely difficult to find proper supervision for this kind of

program. Medical doctors tend on the whole to ignore the possibility

that parasites are the cause of the complaints for which people

consult them. Laboratories seldom run proper tests on the specimens

submitted to them for examination. Patients end up taking matters into

their own hands and are therefore also put in situations in which they

have to interpret for themselves what their own needs are. I know, I

lived in Asia for many years and was medically evacuated once and

seriously ill on other occasions as well.

 

My own sense is, if in doubt, start one of the regimes to see if it

seems to shift anything in a positive direction. If it does, work on

the premise that what you are doing is helpful . . . and keep going.

If you can find someone to supervise this work, great, but I think you

are going to be frustrated if you look in the normal places. Try a

doctor from a Third World country to see if he or she is more

sympathetic to your questions and need for answers.

 

For more on parasites and a parasite protocol, see my other web site:

 

http://www.kitchendoctor.com/parasites.html