Tacklig Parasites

Parasites LOVE sugar.  They also love our food.  They can cause us to become nutritionally deficient, fidgety and irritable and thus it is important to clear them from the digestive tract.

There are many parasite cleanses on the market... two that may be helpful are:  

Para Cleanse

Humaworm

It is important to note that when you kill parasites, they release toxins which can make a person feel sick for a short period of time, until these toxins are expelled.  It is valuable to drink a lot of water, especially lemon water during the cleanse, and to avoid the following foods during the cleanse:

Sugar, refined carbohydrates, fruit juices, dairy and caffeine.

In order to keep the toxins moving through it is advisable to take fibre or some kind of binder that binds the toxins such as CITRUS PECTIN or ZEOBIND    Make sure the bowels are moving well during the cleanse.  If you are not having at least one complete bowel movement each day, you're more inclined to feel unwell during the cleanse.

It is helpful to have colon hydrotherapy sessions during a parasite cleanse.



*Be sure to consult with your health care practitioner before embarking on any new health improvement program, including a parasite cleanse.*

Colon Cleanse

This pathogenic bundle came out following a colonic that followed a fleet enema within 24hours prior to the colonic.

Fleet enemas are very helpful in ridding the colon of impacted stool and parasites.  The fleet enema is a sodium solution.

Colonics are great at flushing out parasites, toxins and dry, hard stool that has been in the large intestine for too long.  It is a valuable part of a detox protocol.  

It is good to keep in mind that flushing out toxins with a colonic or enema tends to mobilize toxins from other parts of the body as it's normal for the body to send toxins to the digestive tract to eliminate them.  In order to help these toxins get there without recirculating and being deposited elsewhere, it is beneficial to take a binder such as apple pectin, citrus pectin (such as Pectasol C, zeolite or charcoal.   These binders attach themselves to toxins and escort them out of the body.  

This exhibit was flushed out with a colonic.  It resembles a rope parasite, likely with some biofilm and other pathogens attached.