The Facts About Parasites
Many times a patient will go see their primary care physician when they are "not feeling right." After the doctor performs a physical exam, orders blood work, the results return a few days later and are reported "within normal limits." Yet, you know something is out of balance within the body. Maybe, you experience symptoms like dull headache, fatigue, brain fog, abdominal bloats, cramping or even IBS-like symptoms with alternating bouts of diarrhea and constipation. In addition, you may have noted your skin itching more or frequent outbreaks of eczema or dermatitis.
This story happens more often than you know. Everyone is prone to contracting parasites, as parasites are very opportunistic organisms. Parasites contribute to chronic and degenerative health problems by secreting toxins and stealing vital nutrients from the body. Parasites can also exaggerate existing health problems.
So, the next time you are just "not feeling right" or experiencing symptoms that just don't seem to disappear, entertain the possibility of parasites and openly discuss it with your health care provider. Below, you will discover more real facts and pertinent recommendations to help you maintain optimum health.
Parasitic Infections Are More Common Than You Think
There are over 1,000 known human parasites that can live in your intestinal tract, blood, or organs including your brain and lungs. Most people are not aware that they may have an infestation of parasites (often more than one type) nor are they aware of the dangers posed to their health by parasites. Gastrointestinal complaints such as pain, diarrhea, nausea, and perianal itching are common symptoms in many intestinal parasitic infestations. Other symptoms may be slight inflammation of the abdomen as well as unrelated pains and aches.
Although most parasitic infections come from our food and water sources, parasites may also be transmitted by human or animal contact. Our pets carry parasite eggs in their fur and we can contract parasitic infections by touching them, then touching our mouths, eyes, or nose without washing our hands first. This infection can be transmitted even further when we touch a doorknob or some other commonly touched surface in the home. Those who live in the same household may all have the same parasitic infections, whether they are currently symptomatic or not. Children can be very susceptible to parasites since they handle pets often as well as play in sand boxes and dirt.
Parasitic eggs can also be ingested by handling stool and not washing hands. As time goes by this person will undoubtedly touch their fingers to their mouth, nose, eyes, or they will touch a commonly used surface. Also, eating undercooked meat/seafood or unwashed fruits/vegetables grown in contaminated soil or irrigated by contaminated water can cause parasitic infections.
Some common parasites that live in the human hosts are: Protozoan, Flukes (flatworms), Roundworms and Tapeworms. Some diseases and conditions that can be caused or made worse by parasitic infections are: gastrointestinal discomforts, pneumonia, malaria, toxoplasmosis, and obstruction of the appendix (appendicitis) or pancreatic ducts (pancreatitis) just to name a few.
Human parasitic infections are more common than you think and often under diagnosed. In fact, it is estimated that 85% of population already has contracted parasites. Prevention is of utmost importance. Cooking meat and fish thoroughly and practicing good hygiene are two ways to help prevent a parasitic infection.
Växa's Parasitin helps to remove most major intestinal parasites, including tapeworms, roundworms, flukes and protozoans. Parasitin is a Homeopathic parasite cleanse, designed to rid your body of a wide range of human parasites. Also helpful is Colon-Aid, which helps to kill and expel worms, and inhibit the adhesion of disease cells such as bacteria, fungi and parasites. ReFlora, which contains a special complex of 10 different and beneficial bacteria, plus phytomedicinals and other nutrients, can help the body restore healthy bacterial flora and remove toxins (important due to ammonia being secreted by dying parasites.
This story happens more often than you know. Everyone is prone to contracting parasites, as parasites are very opportunistic organisms. Parasites contribute to chronic and degenerative health problems by secreting toxins and stealing vital nutrients from the body. Parasites can also exaggerate existing health problems.
So, the next time you are just "not feeling right" or experiencing symptoms that just don't seem to disappear, entertain the possibility of parasites and openly discuss it with your health care provider. Below, you will discover more real facts and pertinent recommendations to help you maintain optimum health.
Parasitic Infections Are More Common Than You Think
There are over 1,000 known human parasites that can live in your intestinal tract, blood, or organs including your brain and lungs. Most people are not aware that they may have an infestation of parasites (often more than one type) nor are they aware of the dangers posed to their health by parasites. Gastrointestinal complaints such as pain, diarrhea, nausea, and perianal itching are common symptoms in many intestinal parasitic infestations. Other symptoms may be slight inflammation of the abdomen as well as unrelated pains and aches.
Although most parasitic infections come from our food and water sources, parasites may also be transmitted by human or animal contact. Our pets carry parasite eggs in their fur and we can contract parasitic infections by touching them, then touching our mouths, eyes, or nose without washing our hands first. This infection can be transmitted even further when we touch a doorknob or some other commonly touched surface in the home. Those who live in the same household may all have the same parasitic infections, whether they are currently symptomatic or not. Children can be very susceptible to parasites since they handle pets often as well as play in sand boxes and dirt.
Parasitic eggs can also be ingested by handling stool and not washing hands. As time goes by this person will undoubtedly touch their fingers to their mouth, nose, eyes, or they will touch a commonly used surface. Also, eating undercooked meat/seafood or unwashed fruits/vegetables grown in contaminated soil or irrigated by contaminated water can cause parasitic infections.
Some common parasites that live in the human hosts are: Protozoan, Flukes (flatworms), Roundworms and Tapeworms. Some diseases and conditions that can be caused or made worse by parasitic infections are: gastrointestinal discomforts, pneumonia, malaria, toxoplasmosis, and obstruction of the appendix (appendicitis) or pancreatic ducts (pancreatitis) just to name a few.
Human parasitic infections are more common than you think and often under diagnosed. In fact, it is estimated that 85% of population already has contracted parasites. Prevention is of utmost importance. Cooking meat and fish thoroughly and practicing good hygiene are two ways to help prevent a parasitic infection.
Växa's Parasitin helps to remove most major intestinal parasites, including tapeworms, roundworms, flukes and protozoans. Parasitin is a Homeopathic parasite cleanse, designed to rid your body of a wide range of human parasites. Also helpful is Colon-Aid, which helps to kill and expel worms, and inhibit the adhesion of disease cells such as bacteria, fungi and parasites. ReFlora, which contains a special complex of 10 different and beneficial bacteria, plus phytomedicinals and other nutrients, can help the body restore healthy bacterial flora and remove toxins (important due to ammonia being secreted by dying parasites.
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