Parasites Inside Dont be whats For Lunch!

It is estimated that more than one billion humans are infected with intestinal parasites .1 Over 15% of all cancers in humans are parasitesrelated.2 It is also estimated that every fourth human is infected with intestinal parasites.3 Parasites are an eternal health problem with all living organisms. Parasites are creatures designed by nature to keep the earth clean. This is natures way of ensuring survival of the fittest. The common approach for parasites makes use of a poison/toxin based approach, and is thus not an ideal solution. Additionally at some level our bodies risk being poisoned by this toxic approach, creating various side effects for minimal effect. This approach does not break the parasite life cycle. Ideally we would like the blood stream empowered to kill and remove the harmful parasites and worms, thus keeping them under control at all times. It ishould be the blood that does the work. The use of herbal approach is a method to supply the blood stream with essential plant based minerals that the liver and blood use to oust the worm or parasites. This is an on going process. We need a balance of good & bad bacteria within our bodies, but not worms. Worms and parasites are destructive and of no value to our better health. They always detract from our health. To concentrate on just killing parasites with out taking into consideration the entire body as a whole is not a wise choice. In the process of eradicating a possible worm, or parasite problem you may inadvertently experience various detox related symptoms and the odds are

your cleanse is going faster than your elimination organs can keep up with. It is for this reason that the 5 Elimination Organ Approach should be pursued cleansing these five vital organs whilst working with an effective parasite approach. The effects of parasites on their hosts are almost as numerous as are the kinds of parasites, and vary with the susceptibility of the individual concerned, his physical condition, and complication with other infections. In general it may be said that a parasite damages its host in one or more of three ways: (1) By robbing the host of food which has not yet been assimilated and utilized, (2) By mechanically injuring its tissues or organs, (3) By the formation of excretions or " toxins which act as poisons and neuro poisons. The third type of injury, by excretion of toxic substances, is done to some extent by practically all parasites. It is this ability that often leave us feeling worse for the experience. In external parasites the damage is usually done by an excretion, usually of the salivary glands, which prevents the coagulation of blood, and tends to inflame the tissues with which it comes in contact. In the case of internal parasites the toxic substances are probably in most cases the waste products of the parasites, voided into or absorbed by the blood or neighboring tissues. In many cases these toxins have specific actions on particular tissues or organs, so that parasites in one part of the body may do their chief damage to an entirely different part. Intestinal worms, for instance, may produce considerably greater derangements of the blood or of the nervous system than of the intestine. It is for this reason that makes exact identification of the true cause of the problem so elusive.

The power of the blood of vertebrate animals to react against invading organisms or poisons by producing substances which will destroy them is one of the most wonderful adaptations in all the realm of nature.

It is this quality that we will embrace and make use with our Basic Parasite and Worm Elimination approach or even with the Advanced Parasite and Worm Formulae, so as to remove the common parasites that afflict our lives that cause a myriad of subtle symptoms. To learn an effective way to remove human parasites and worms, click here for an entirely unique and non toxic approach using advanced natural parasite formulaes. 1. World development report 1993: Investing in health. Published for the World Bank, Oxford University Press; 1993, p. 79. 2. Anand P, Kunnumakara AB, Sundaram C, Harikumar KB, Tharakan ST, Lai OS, Sung B, Aggarwal BB. Cancer is a preventable disease that requires major lifestyle changes. Pharm Res 2008;25(9):2097-2116. 3. Watkins WE, Pollitt E. 'Stupidity or worms': Do intestinal worms impair mental performance?. Psychological Bull 1997;121(2):171-91.