Understanding Parasites and Their Symptoms

So today we're gonna talk about the warning signs that can help you detect

if there's parasites in your body.

But I have some news to break with you.

Regardless of what you're doing health-wise, chances are you have

parasites in your body right now. They're just not creating any problems.

Now, what is a parasite? A parasite could be either a

virus, a worm, a bacteria, or a

fungus that has a very different relationship with your body.

It's not a friendly bacteria or a friendly microbe.

It basically leaches things from you, creates problems for you,

but in return, it's, there's no benefits at all.

So that relationship is more pathogenic.

Now, of course, there's even people that are parasitic.

They leech off other people. They don't exchange

back with people. They just keep taking and taking

and taking, and you probably

know some people like that. But as far as microbes go,

as long as you have a

relationship where there's exchange, then there's no problem.

But these parasites are literally robbing your nutrients,

okay?

And so let's go through some of the symptoms that you're going to experience.

The first big symptom has to do with your digestion, and all of

these digestive reactions from parasites are mainly due to your own

immune system trying to kill off these unfriendly microbes, okay?

And so you're gonna have usually diarrhea.

Like, what would be positive about diarrhea?

Well, it's a way of flushing out parasites.

So diarrhea is one of the most common symptoms or signs that you have

parasites, especially if it's, uh, kind of right after maybe

a long trip going out of the country and you accidentally drank the water

from some place where you don't have the immunity like other

people do. Other symptoms related to immunity

is nausea,

okay? You feel nauseous. Uh, that symptom

is related, again, to your immune system reaction to

killing off the parasite. You can also have a lot of bloating.

You can have a lot of gas. You can even have, uh, constipation.

Now, the next symptom that you may experience from having

parasites,

uh, has to do with fatigue,

mainly from the parasites robbing

your nutrients. They're competitive.

They're gonna eat up all the nutrients in your small intestine and

leave you deficient. So you're gonna feel tired, you're gonna

feel lethargic, you're gonna feel wore out.

You're just g- not gonna have the energy that you need.

Not to mention the fatigue coming from the immune system working really hard to

kill off the parasite, and it could be, like, high levels of histamines too.

Histamines are kind of, uh, fatigue poisons that occur in

immune reactions. Now, another common symptom with parasites

is itchiness in your private parts.

Now, you can also have itchiness throughout

your whole body,

but that would be a common symptom of parasites.

Another common symptom would be mood changes, right?

It's gonna affect your mood.

You might feel irritable. You may have blood sugar problems

simply because what these microbes are doing to your chemistry.

You will probably have skin changes eventually, especially if you have

a, a worm infection. Like, if it's ringworm or roundworm, you

may have some skin problems. You might have, uh, redness

or some type of rash if you had a tick bite,

as in Lyme disease.

Many times you may also have a craving for milk

sugar, okay? As in ice cream or sweets.

The worst thing you could do if you have a parasite infection or even a

candida infection is to continue to consume, uh, milk sugar or

any sweets at all. Now, with some people, depending on how long you've had

this parasite infection, you may find that your appetite

either goes up or goes down, depending on

the stage of this infection. You can completely lose your

appetite, or probably in the beginning of this

infection, you have more of an

appetite because you're not able to benefit from the nutrients in the

food that you're eating because they're robbing it.

But the other thing too, with infections in general,

is that one defense mechanism that your body has

against infections is losing your appetite

and going on a fast,

which indirectly strengthens your immune system to fight this thing

off better. Like a lot of animals, for example, when they get infections,

they lose

their appetite as well. So this idea of eating more to nourish

your body

isn't always the best thing when it comes down to your immune system.

Now, you may also have brain fog as a common

symptom from parasites, from

both the immune reaction as well as some of the

byproducts, th- or the toxins that some of these parasites

are giving off as your immune system is killing them.

And you may also experience allergies,

excessive sneezing

from having a parasite infection.

You always want to find out when did these symptoms start

and what happened just

before the symptom. In practice, I had a fairly large number of nurses

that would come in, and many times I've noticed

that nurses tended to

have more parasites. One common cause of

getting an infection is being in a hospital,

which apparently is the worst place to go if you're trying

to avoid infections

because you have all the sick people there, right?

And you have this concentrated group of sick people

with all these pathogens floating around.

Parasites are very, very common. About three billion people a year

in the world get parasitic infections.

I think over two hundred thousand people die from parasites.

This is why it's so important to understand that your

immune system is your best weapon.

You need your immune system to keep these parasites and

pathogens in check. That's what it's there for,

and one of the primary

modes that these pathogens have against you is

suppressing your immune system to block nutrients like zinc,

uh, vitamin D. and other nutrients so they can have the

unfair advantage. But you really need to put attention

on the immune system. So if you don't have this in consideration,

you can be

susceptible to,

I don't know, accidentally destroying your immune system

as you're trying to

destroy the pathogen or the disease.

So really put attention on the importance of

your immune system in any treatment that you get.

Because as soon as you suppress your immune system,

you're more susceptible to more infections, more

problems, and this definitely relates to your

microbiome

in your gut. The microbiome in your gut is probably responsible

for at least 75 to up to 80% of

your immune system. So above everything, try like heck

to keep those, uh, microbes alive and keep them very happy and

friendly, and make sure that relationship doesn't change to

being unfriendly because the environment is so

stressed out. I mean, there are like over 300,000

different types of parasites. So they're all around us.

We can't avoid them, and we can't live in a sterile

environment, so the

greatest, uh, weapon is just to take care of our immune system.

So what is the best antidotes to parasites, okay?

Well, it would be those natural antidotes

that have very powerful

anti-parasitic effects,

um, yet have the least side effects, okay?

So I'm gonna go through them right now, and there's four of them,

and there's a lot of other things as well, but these are plant-based.

See, plants are also susceptible to parasite

infections, and they've been

for eons, uh, developing certain

strategies and certain chemicals that kill off parasites,

and we can piggyback on those plants, consume them

for that benefit for our own parasites.

And so the number one antidote to parasites is garlic.

So you wanna eat plenty of garlic. Number two,

wormwood extract. Okay, wormwood extract, a

very potent anti-parasitic, and it's a good dewormer

as well. And the next one is clove. Okay?

There are certain phytonutrients in clove that have potent

anti-parasitic effects. Then you get the famous black

walnut hull extract. It's extracts from those outer

covering of the black walnut, okay, which is

very, very, uh, pungent and very, very potent against parasites.

You don't see a lot of parasites

around the hulls, even for animals.

Uh, for example, the cattle that I'm raising,

you can use apple cider vinegar

as a dewormer instead of a drug that's a dewormer.

So why is that important? Because anything that gives you, uh,

more acid in

your stomach can help kill off parasites.

Probably one of the reasons why people get parasites in the first place is the pH

of their stomach is not acid enough to kill off the

parasites that are in your foods. So

that stomach acid is another really important, uh, barrier

to keep the microbes from surviving.

Now, since we're on the topic of parasites

and digestive

problems, and especially this one called diarrhea,

um, there's some slightly different remedies

involved with diarrhea to

stop the diarrhea that I think would be very important for

you to learn

about, and I put that video up right here. Check it out.