Common Signs You May Be in Need of a Parasite Cleanse
- Fatigue
- Diarrhoea
- Constipation
- Bloating
- Flatulence
- Low immunity
- Tiredness
- Depression
- Headaches
- Inflammation
- Arthritis
- Hair loss
- Breaking/flaking nails
- Dark circles around eyes
- Teeth grinding
- Increased mucus
- Cravings for sweet and salty foods
A parasite cleanse will support the digestive system, cleanse the gut, and help with a healthy detoxification.
Our body needs all of its nutrition from vitamins and food to keep our immune system in shape. Parasites use heavy metals to disable and hide from the immune system; they coat their bodies in heavy metals to further hide. When parasites die off, the heavy metals are released, which can cause a fungal overgrowth as well as impair the immune system.
Protocol for Parasite Cleanse
Step 1: Open Up Your Pathways (Drainage System)
Opening up your pathways is a must before beginning an intensive cleanse. Drainage is your way of removing waste and toxins, and if your drainage system is not flowing properly, it will continue to build up and recirculate within the body.
This will create uncomfortable detox symptoms, known as Herxheimer (Herxing) Reaction, which can range from mild to severe depending on personal levels of toxicity and overall drainage flow.
Ensure your pathways are open by:
- Regular bowel movements
- Drinking plenty of water
- Working up a sweat and getting the lymphatic system active (e.g., dry brushing, rebounding, sauna blankets, regular exercise)
Step 2: Diet
Avoid alcohol, sugary foods, refined carbs, dairy, and processed foods whilst doing the cleanse, as these can feed parasites and worsen symptoms.
Recommended Foods and Drinks:
- Coconut water (great for killing parasites)
- Pumpkin seeds
- Papaya seeds
- Garlic, cloves, and ginger
- High-fibre foods like green leaves, grains, and legumes (to help detoxification and digestion and prevent toxins from entering the body)
Link for Parasite Cleanse and Binder:
Powerhouse Parasite Cleanse Binder
Parasite Prevention: Do’s and Don’ts
Do’s
- Nourish your stomach acid
- Increase garlic intake
- Consume beta-carotene and vitamin C-rich foods
- Include probiotic-rich foods for a healthy gut
- Take vitamins
Don’ts
- Avoid red meat
Dietary Choices
- Focus on foods rich in vitamins C and B for their immune-boosting properties.
- Monthly gut cleansing and detoxing with a high-fibre diet, including psyllium, beetroot, and flaxseeds.
Daily Garlic Consumption
Garlic contains allicin, a compound with anti-parasitic properties.
Additional Tips
- Nourish stomach acid by avoiding coffee, sugar, alcohol, and refined grains.
- Opt for a whole-foods-based diet.
- Pumpkin seeds are rich in amino acids and can reduce parasite eggs and adult parasite counts.
- Papaya seeds are effective against roundworm eggs and can be used as a natural parasite cleanse for children.
Parasite Symptoms
Parasites can cause a variety of symptoms, including:
- Teeth grinding
- Anxiety
- Irregular sleep
- Skin irritations
- Mood changes
- Muscle pain
These symptoms can all be caused by toxins being released by parasites. Parasites will continue to come back unless you address the heavy metals.
ZEOLITE is a powerhouse for removing heavy metals from the body.
