Why YOU need to cleanse from candida & parasites?
According to a pioneer in the area of parasitic infections, “A parasite is an organism that derives its food, nutrition and shelter by living in or on another organism.” The medical dictionary describes it as this; “A plant or animal that lives upon or within another living organism at whose expense it obtains its nourishment.” The term "parasite" came from the Greek "parasitos" (para-, along side of + sitos, food) meaning "eating at the side of, as at the same table." The sense of the term later changed to that of a poor friend or relative who lived at the expense of another. Not until the 18th century did "parasite" come into English as a biologic term. The study of parasites is parasitology.
Parasites are a common way of life for humans and other animals, humans may host up to 100 different types of parasites. It is estimated that in North America 70% of the population is infested with these creatures. You would expect that in more undeveloped countries, where this would be a daily occurrence to find people infested with parasites. We have more travel in and out of the country through the airlines and many people coming in and out of the country legally and illegal than ever before. We can also include the military personal coming home from God knows where. The hidden invaders greatest gift is YOU, not knowing that uninvited guest have just hitched a ride.
It’s important to periodically rid the body of parasites.
Parasite Glossary
Hookworm: Hookworms attach themselves to the intestinal wall using buccal capsule teeth. At maturity a Hookworm may lay more than 30,000 eggs a day.
Tapeworm: Tapeworms are a type of flatworm that can colonize animal and human digestive tracts.
Heartworm: The adult worms are large, measuring up to 10 inches long, and they typically live in the right heart and pulmonary artery.
Roundworm: Its mouth consists of three, independent lips, each equipped with small piercing projections.
Protozoa: Perhaps the most common parasite
Amoeba: Several species are commonly found in man.
Giardia: Swimmers are very susceptible to Giardia.
Toxoplasmosis: Effects 35% of the U.S. public
Are Parasites Present in Your Body?
1) Have you been bitten by mosquitos?
2) Bloated, grumpy or gassy after meals?
3) Always hungry?
4) Drank stream or river water?
5) Face licked by a cat or dog?
6) Eaten at a Sushi bar?
7) Eaten at a salad bar or buffet?
8) Abdominal, uterine or leg cramps?
9) Eaten food off the floor?
10) Pains in the abdomen?
11) Sinus problems?
12) Constipation and or diarrhea?
13) Restless or rough sleep?
14) Crave sugar, sweets or breads?
15) Swam in the ocean, lake or water skied?
16) Had Parasites before?
17) Experience anal itching?
18) Frequent yeast infections?
Candida or as you may know it by - YEAST!
An on going yeast infection is a good sign that your body is probably acidic. In this acidic state is where all "BAD" bugs flourish. They multiply and take over along with other anaerobic bacteria. Your health is on a downhill spiral until you decide to take control of your life and do what needs to be done.
We are here to help. Get on a program and take the action needed to get your body back in balance and in an alkaline state. YOU CAN DO IT!