Parasite Cleanse Supplement

What are parasites?

Parasites are organisms that utilize their host for nutrition and survival.

You may be thinking-we live in a first-world country where parasites aren’t a thing, but let me tell you why that thinking is primarily wrong.

1. It is estimated that upwards of 70% of people might have parasitic infestations and they can manifest as various symptoms.
2. There are thousands of different types and species, but 30% are microscopic.
3. if you have viral issues or suspect heavy metals, you likely have parasites based on the science.
4. If your symptoms ramp up around a full moon cyclically, you likely have a parasitic infestation.

Unfortunately, modern science has forgotten what our ancestors and many indigenous tribes have known for centuries: parasite cleansing is necessary for optimal health.  It’s commonplace to de-worm pets, cattle, and horses regularly, but not humans. 

It is estimated that parasites have evolved with us and not all of them are bad news. It is when the body is weakened that they do have the potential to push the immune system into an imbalanced state, and once that happens, many people have trouble overcoming the parasitic infection and with their immunity overall.

While it sounds like woo woo science, it is true that many people’s symptoms ramp up around the full moon. This is due to the parasites’ life cycle in which they are more active and reproducing during full moons. These circadian rhythms affect all of us. During the full moon, we naturally produce less melatonin and more serotonin, which these pesky pathogens are attracted to. There are serotonin receptors on human cells and parasites as well. Parasitic worms use serotonin to help them move. When they have access to higher serotonin levels during the moon’s full phase, they can move around more freely.

How do I know if I have parasites?

Since testing is lacking, it’s really difficult to pinpoint. If you struggle with chronic bloating, fatigue, anxiety, low energy, and other “mystery” symptoms, you may need to dig deeper than just the title of irritable bowel syndrome.

Symptomatology is relied upon by many practitioners, myself included. 

Here are some of the more common nutritional deficiencies parasites might cause:

• Vitamin A: Needed for eye and immune system health
• Vitamin B12: Required for energy, brain function, and DNA production
• Iron: Helps transport oxygen as part of hemoglobin in red blood cells
• Copper: Required for mitochondrial function, as well as bone and collagen strength
• Magnesium: Crucial for over 300 biochemical reactions in your body
• Zinc: Necessary for enzyme function, immune health, and wound healing