Do You Have Parasites?

It’s not just a 3rd world problem. Parasites and parasitic infections are common in humans, affecting millions of people worldwide. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that about 25% of the global population has an intestinal parasite infection, and in tropical and subtropical areas with limited access to sanitation and clean water, that number can be as high as 50%. In the United States, the CDC says that over 60 million people are infected with parasites. 

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CDC: 60+ Million Americans Are Infected With Sneaky Parasites

Aug 31, 2023 —

Intestinal parasites in humans are far from harmless: They are a top cause of fatigue, says Ann Louise Gittleman, Ph.D. Gittleman asserts that for eight in 10 women experiencing tiredness, GI issues, brain fog, and other vague symptoms, intestinal parasites are to blame. Functional medicine specialist Leo Galland, MD said “Because symptoms are so varied, parasites are often overlooked as the cause.”

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How can you get rid of parasites?

• Avoiding sugar helps starve parasites, so cut out sugary foods and drinks and loading up on leafy greens, carrots, cantaloupe, mangoes and chicken, which deliver vitamin A and zinc.
• In a study from China, 75% of people who ate ¼ cup of pumpkin seeds eliminated the bugs in one day. 
• Enjoying 2 cloves of garlic and 1 to 2 tsp. of ginger a day can eradicate parasites.
• Black walnut is a traditional Native American remedy for parasites. And modern science confirms its effectiveness. 
• Pair Black Walnut with wormwood. Another time-honored treatment, the herb has been used to eradicate parasites since ancient Egyptian times. 

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