Are you carrying parasites around in your body?

[Guest guest]

http://www.gcnm.com/colon_cleansing_detox.html?ovchn=GGL & ovcpn=GifamGoogle & ovcrn\

=parasites & ovtac=PPC

 

Are you carrying parasites around in your body?

 

This is unfortunately a lot more frequent than most would like to

believe. According to United Nations data:

 

" Overall, about 1.5 billion people have roundworms, making it the

third most common human infection in the world. Whipworm infects 1

billion people… More than 1.3 billion people carry hookworm in their

gut, and 265 million people are infected with schistosomes. " (10)

 

It is true that most of these infections occur in developing

countries, but the rate of parasitic-related disorders in North

America is skyrocketing. An astounding number of people would test

positive for parasites. This is from the Parasitology Department of

the University of Cambridge, England: " Pinworm. An extremely common

nematode infection, particularly in temperate areas such as Western

Europe and North America… It has been estimated that the annual

incidence of infection is over 200 million, this probably being a

conservative figure. Samples of caucasian children in the USA and

Canada have shown incidences of infection of 30% to 80%, with similar

levels in Europe. "

 

Humans can actually play host to more than a hundred different types

of parasites, ranging from microscopic ones to tapeworms that are

several feet long. Contrary to popular belief, parasites are not

restricted to our colon alone, but can be found in any other part of

the body - in the lungs, the liver, in the muscles and joints, in the

esophagus, the brain, the blood, the skin and even in the eyes!

 

" Parasites are the missing diagnosis in the genesis of many chronic

health problems, including diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and

endocrine system. Most individuals would be truly amazed if they knew

the extraordinarily high number of Americans who are unknowingly

infected by parasites… " – Dr. Hermann R. Bueno, Fellow of Royal

Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene of London

 

It is extremely easy to come in contact with parasites. Contaminated

water, undercooked meats, improperly washed fruits and vegetables, are

just some of the common sources of infections. Transmission from pets

or other infected persons is also quite common. Overuse of antibiotics

further adds to this problem as this can interfere with normal

intestinal flora and lower the body's resistance.

 

Fiber supplements help to get rid of parasites, but they are not

enough. We need to use specific herbal formulas to deal with this

issue. Some of the most potent herbs for parasite cleansing include

Black Walnut hulls, Wormwood, Pau D'Arco, Garlic, Yellow Dock, Pumpkin

seed, Male Fern root, False Unicorn, Fenugreek, Grapefruit Seed

extract and Prickley Ash bark.