I started to research parasites many years ago after a trip to India where I got a nasty dose of Giardia. Since then, I have found that it is one of the main causes of cancer in the body.

I am a cancer survivor. When I was 35, I had a basal cell carcinoma on my left leg. Long story but things changed when I got rid of the parasites and cleansed my body.

I now make Parasite cleanses for all of my clients. If you would like to order some, it takes a few weeks to make so order now!

Here is a list of some of the effects of parasites:

Physical Effects

1. Digestive Problems:
   • Chronic diarrhea or constipation
   • Bloating and gas, especially after meals
   • Abdominal pain or cramping
   • Nausea or vomiting
   • Sudden, unexplained weight loss or weight gain
   • Increased food cravings, especially for sugary foods
2. Nutrient Deficiencies:
   • Iron-deficiency anemia due to blood loss (common in hookworm infections)
   • Vitamin B12 deficiency
   • General malnutrition from poor nutrient absorption
3. Immune System Suppression:
   • Increased susceptibility to infections
   • Chronic fatigue syndrome
   • Slow recovery from illnesses or injuries
4. Skin Issues:
   • Rashes, itching, and hives
   • Eczema or psoriasis flares
   • Sores or lesions on the skin
   • “Crawling” or tingling sensations under the skin (e.g., from certain parasitic infections)
5. Respiratory Problems:
   • Shortness of breath or wheezing (especially in lung-affecting parasites)
   • Chronic cough or asthma-like symptoms
6. Joint and Muscle Pain:
   • Muscle pain and stiffness
   • Arthritis-like symptoms
   • General body aches
7. Sleep Disorders:
   • Insomnia or restless sleep
   • Night sweats or chills
   • Teeth grinding (bruxism), especially in children

Emotional and Psychological Effects

1. Mood Swings:
   • Sudden or intense mood changes
   • Fluctuating feelings of anger, sadness, or irritability
2. Anxiety:
   • Generalized anxiety or unexplained worry
   • Panic attacks or heightened fear responses
3. Depression:
   • Feelings of despair, sadness, and apathy
   • Low energy and motivation
   • Reduced interest in activities once enjoyed
4. Emotional Instability:
   • Heightened emotional sensitivity, leading to overreaction to minor stressors
   • Feelings of isolation or disconnection from others

Mental and Cognitive Effects

1. Brain Fog:
   • Difficulty concentrating or focusing
   • Forgetfulness or memory problems
   • Feeling mentally “clouded” or detached
2. Poor Coordination:
   • Decreased motor skills and coordination
   • Difficulty performing fine motor tasks
3. Reduced Cognitive Function:
   • Slowed thought processes
   • Reduced problem-solving abilities
   • Challenges with decision-making and organization
4. Hyperactivity or Restlessness:
   • Trouble sitting still or relaxing
   • Feeling of constant physical or mental agitation
5. Impaired Social Functioning:
   • Increased irritability in social settings
   • Withdrawal from social activities due to low energy or mental distress

Hormonal and Neurochemical Imbalances

1. Hormonal Imbalance:
   • Dysregulation of adrenal glands, potentially leading to adrenal fatigue
   • Altered menstrual cycles or increased PMS symptoms in women
   • Lower testosterone in men, affecting mood and libido
2. Neurotransmitter Imbalance:
   • Reduced serotonin (affecting mood, digestion, and sleep)
   • Changes in dopamine levels, possibly leading to low motivation or pleasure

Overall Systemic Effects

1. Chronic Fatigue:
   • Persistent exhaustion that doesn’t improve with rest
   • Physical and mental burnout
2. Autoimmune Symptoms:
   • Triggers or worsens autoimmune conditions (e.g., lupus, rheumatoid arthritis)
   • May increase inflammation throughout the body
3. Chronic Inflammation:
   • Persistent low-grade inflammation
   • Pain, swelling, and redness in affected tissues and joints
4. Metabolic Dysregulation:
   • Blood sugar imbalances, leading to cravings and energy crashes
   • Potential metabolic syndrome or insulin resistance
5. Appetite Changes:
   • Increased appetite, often with cravings for carbs or sugar
   • Decreased appetite or aversion to certain foods

Summary of Major Contributing Factors

Parasites disrupt the gut microbiome, alter nutrient absorption, and may release toxins that burden the body’s detoxification pathways. This can lead to a broad range of physical and mental effects, as well as emotional shifts, due to the close link between gut health and the nervous system. Addressing parasitic infections can often result in the improvement of both physical symptoms and emotional well-being.

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