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What are Parasites?
            Parasites are organisms that live off a host.   “Parasite” comes from the Greek word meaning “one who eats off the table of an other.” Recent medical studies estimate that 85% of the North American population has at least one form of parasites living in their bodies.  Some believe this figure may be 95%.  Contrary to popular belief, parasites exist in every country in the world and not just Third World countries.
            There are over 100 different parasites that can live in human bodies, yet medical tests are available for only 40-50 types.  5% Medical testing procedures catch only 20% of actual cases of parasites.  The clinical testing procedures detect about 1%.  Common varieties include fish tapeworm, roundworms, pinworms, whip worms, hookworms, single celled protozoa, trichinae, and flukes.
 

How big are  Parasites?
            Parasites may be large and visible to the eye, such as worms, or small and microscopic in size, such as protozoa and amoebae.  We would be better off if parasites were only as prolific as rabbits, yet they are not.  Parasites can release tens of thousands of larvae eggs at a time.  Fish  tapeworms can grow 33 feet or more.  Parasites can occur anywhere in the body and may be difficult to detect.  Recent studies revealed that 25% of the World’s population is infected with 
  roundworm, which can be the size of a pencil.  Whipworms grow to a length of 3-5 centimeters.  Trichinae are small to microscopic parasites found in the muscles of infected animals.  The most commonly known parasite may be the tapeworm.  Pet owners are familiar with them.  They appear as tiny rice-like shapes spotted around the animal’s anus.  Pet owners are highly likely to contract them as well. 

Why are Parasites Bad?
            The parasites live within our bodies feeding off our energy, our cells, the food we eat or the supplements we use.  The parasites may reside in your body for decades.  The microscopic parasites can be the most dangerous.  They can affect various areas of your body via the bloodstream.  They may get into joints and eat the calcium linings of your bones leading to arthritic tendencies.  Alternatively, they can cause infections in liver, brain, or lungs.  Larger parasites are usually located in the digestive tract where they reproduce by laying eggs. 
             Large and small parasites emit secretions, which are poisonous in our body and must be neutralized.  At light levels, these poisons can be very debilitating.  At low levels, the toxins stress the immune system to the point where a variety of health challenges may develop.   Hookworms will migrate down the digestive track and attach themselves to the intestinal walls, then proceed to ingest their host’s nutrient rich blood.  Tapeworms also live in the intestines and absorb nutrition through their skin.  People with weakened immune system tend to feel frequently tired, referred to as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.  On a world-wide basis, worms outrank cancer as man’s deadliest enemy. 
 

How would I get  intestinal parasites?
             Parasites can be contracted through contaminated water and foods such as: fruits, vegetables, grains, seeds, nuts, and ANY raw or undercooked animal flesh.  Other ways are: shaking hands, community facilities, petting animals, sharing someone else’s drinking container, kissing, intimate sexual contact, walking barefoot, drinking water from lakes, rivers, streams and creeks or even by inhaling dust!  If you eat animal flesh, be warned.  If the meat is tough or gritty you are likely to be ingesting the trichinae parasite!  Pinworm is the most common of the roundworm-type found in the USA.  They are passed along in crowded areas such as schools, day care, and mental hospitals.  The transmission is easy and the possibility of re-infection is high, that’s why I recommend all family members AND PETS be treated for parasites at the same time.
 

How can I minimize contracting parasites?

Limit all animal flesh consumption. Wash hands after cutting animal flesh. Avoid drinking untested city of wild water supplies. Boil camping water for tooth brushing and cleaning. Wash hands often when exposed to public facilities. Wear gloves when changing the litter box. Use natural detergents on dishes and when bathing. Disinfect naturally with Young Living Essential Oils. Learn about the uses of colloidal silver and hydrogen peroxide. Lower refined carbohydrates and sugars. Eat more organic, raw, and fibrous fruits and vegetables. Purchase a high-quality parasite cleanse 2-4x a year. Cleanse all pets and household members together. Purchase a high-quality intestinal cleanse 2-4x a year as well. Purchase your Colonic equipment for regular colon irrigation. Do not become paranoid, just be smart and cleanse regularly.

 

 

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