Here's How to Get Rid of Intestinal Parasites Naturally
There's
a good chance that you may have parasites. Despite what the majority of
people believe, parasites come in many different shapes and sizes and
exist in abundance beyond the borders of impoverished countries with
poor health care. Recent research carried out presented quite shocking estimates as to just how prevalent
parasitic organisms are in many parts of the world.
Parasites
are usually microscopic and often spread through food and water. The
report states that there are several million people who are
infected with parasites. Of these, more than 300,000 are
infected with Trypanosoma cruzi, the host that causes Chagas
disease, resulting in heart and brain complications. Furthermore,
hospitals see more than 1,000s cases of Taenia solium tapeworm every year, while more 60 million people are chronically infected with Toxoplasma gondi.
1. Garlic
Garlic is severely potent to parasites and it's especially effective in flushing out parasites such as roundworms and giardia.2. Onion
Onions contain sulfur compounds that are deadly to parasites. Onion juice is particularly effective for treating intestinal worms such as threadworms and tapeworms. Drink 2 tsp. of onion juice twice daily for around 2 weeks.
3. Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
4. Pumpkin Seeds
Studies have proven that pumpkin seeds have a natural anthelmintic effect on the body's digestive system, meaning that they are able to cure intestinal parasites. They don't kill the parasites outright, but they do help flush them from your body. The reason for this is that they become paralyzed by the compounds present in the seeds, making them unable to cling on to the lining of the intestines.
5. Pineapple
This tasty fruit contains the digestive enzyme bromelain that helps to clear up certain parasitic infections, such as tapeworms.
6. Papaya Seeds
7. Almonds
Almonds have an anti-parasitic
effect that helps to soothe intestinal irritation and discourage
parasitic growth, according to a study published in The Journal of Ethnopharmacology. This is down to the high concentration of fatty acids in almonds.8. Wormwood
Wormwood is a decorative plant that is more commonly known as an ingredient in absinthe. It also has many different health uses. Apart from the ability to aid digestion, gallbladder problems, low libido, and loss of appetite, wormwood can fight off roundworms, pinworms, and other worm-type parasites. It is commonly ingested as a tea or tincture, but most recommend against ingesting it in essential oil form.
9. Aloe Vera
This herb is well-known for its medicinal benefits for all sorts of symptoms, ranging from burns to frostbite, but it can also be used to flush out stubborn parasites. It's available in many different forms, the most popular being gel, juice, powders, and tablets. Pregnant women and young children should consult a doctor before ingesting aloe.
10. Epazote
This herb is native to Central and South America and is helpful in the kitchen as well as in medicine. It's believed to help reduce flatulence and flush out parasites such as hookworms and tapeworms. The leaves of this herb should be ground and soaked in tea for ingestion. Don't use the seeds as these are poisonous!
11. Male Fern
You should err on the side of caution when using this plant, as it can be toxic. But, if used in the right quantities, it's one of the most effective parasite cures in the herb world. Since it can be deadly if taken in large dosages, it's recommended that you consult a physician before use.
12. Oil of Oregano
This oil is a very effective
parasite cure. Simply add a few drops to a glass of water and take the
mixture three times a day. Many people combine oil of oregano with lemon
juice to add some vitamins and taste.13. Pomegranate
We're not talking about the fruit here, although that has many health benefits as well. The bark of the pomegranate tree is often used to treat diarrhea and dysentery, but it is also very effective at flushing our parasites. Again, you should consult a doctor and dose yourself carefully before ingestion to avoid vomiting.
14. Black Walnut Tincture
The laxative effect of this herb helps the body to flush out unwanted parasites, while other compounds in the herb are thought to kill off parasites by enriching the blood with oxygen. It's recommended that you avoid black walnut heartwood, and those who are pregnant or sick should avoid it altogether. As this is a potent remedy, you should use it under the guidance of a healthcare professional.
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posted by G S Iyer at 10:53 PM
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The
seeds are also rich in antioxidants, making them a powerful antiaging
addition to your diet. The high levels of iron and magnesium are
incredible energy-boosters, making perfect for pre or post-workout
snacking. They help prevent the formation of kidney stones and are an
excellent source for zinc, potassium and phosphorus.
Clean the seeds
- You have to clean the seeds meticulously until there are no signs of
pumpkin guts. The best way to do this is to put the seeds & guts
into a big bowl of water and break it apart with your hands. The seeds
will float to the top.
