We All Have Parasites. Yes, as much as we don’t want to think about it, it’s true. Even healthy individuals have parasites.
It’s practically impossible to not come in contact with parasites. They are in just about everything from our food to our carpets. And fact, parasites will always exist. They’re part of nature’s cycle of life.
Where Do the Parasites Come From?
Parasites are everywhere: doorknobs, keyboards, restrooms, shopping carts, fingernails, water, air, food, pets, the floor, etc. In order to keep ourselves from being affected by them, we must stay in tip-top shape — because once they’re inside of you, they multiply like crazy. For example, roundworms can lay 300,000 eggs in one day! Tapeworms can grow to be 30 feet long. Single-celled amoebas can actually eat the brain.
Consequently, no one is totally immune to them — not even the healthiest people alive. Yet, we can keep our bodies in very good condition and create a non-ideal environment for them.
However, having parasites doesn’t necessarily mean they’re negatively affecting you.
Just as we are suppose to have a balance of fungus, viruses, and bacteria in our system, so too with parasites.The difference is that when they are kept in balance, they’re not doing much harm. They are doing their job. What we don’t want is an infection of parasites.
Signs You May Have a Parasite Infection:
- Mood disorders
- Weight Gain or Obesity
- Strong cravings for processed and sugary foods
- Anemia or iron deficiency (worms can create enough blood loss to cause anemia or iron deficiency)
- Skin ailments such as hives, rashes, weeping eczema, itchy dermatitis, acne, ulcers, sores, lesions, etc.
- Recurring yeast infections like Candida
- Bleeding gums
- Headaches
- Anxiety
- Nervousness
- Teeth grinding and drooling during sleep
- Food allergies/food sensitivities
- Loss of appetite
- Sexual dysfunction
- Chronic fatigue
- Unhealthy food cravings
- Persistent digestive problems (cramps, bloating, gas, etc.)
- Hungry all the time
- Sore/stiff joints
- Breathing problems
- Itching – especially around mouth, nose and anus
- Memory problems
The tricky thing with parasite infections is that they can cause just about any known symptom. Hence, that’s ultimately why parasites are often the culprit behind almost every known medical condition.
In order to keep them in check, we must practice good hygiene and eating a clean diet. But sometimes you are exposed to them in places that are out of your control. Because of that, I recommend doing a parasite cleanse twice a year to keep things in check. The good news is, doing a Parasite Cleanse is easy!
The Accelerated Parasite Cleanse
Learn how the Accelerated Parasite Cleanse can help rid your body of parasites in 30 days.
Sara Banta
Sara Banta is a Stanford University Graduate with a Degree in Economics and Psychology, and a certified Natural Supplement Expert & Graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Sara is the Founder of Accelerated Health Products and host of the health & wellness podcast, Accelerated Health Radio.
