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RISING WOMEN EXPERT ADVICE...
What are parasites and how do you get rid of them?
Parasites come in many forms, from microscopic to very long as in tapeworms.
They can be picked up from anywhere in the world, though many more exist in
the hot, tropical areas versus the colder climates. They can be picked up
through contaminated water and food. You can be a meat-eater or a
vegetarian, it doesn’t matter. Parasites can be picked up from vegetables,
fruit, meat, etc.
One of the factors to lessen your exposure is to wash all fruits and veggies
in a peroxide solution using 35 percent food grade peroxide. Check your
bottle for proper dilution and mixing directions. With meat, it has to be
cooked enough to kill the eggs or cysts. Usually with meat it is the worms
you are concerned about. Hence, don’t eat pink pork, pink ground beef or
pink chicken or turkey. Steaks and roasts can be slightly pink or could be
even rare. The factor is “handling by contaminated hands” and anything
ground is handled more, so it must be cooked more thoroughly. With poultry
the main concern is with Salmonella, which is a bacteria.
Parasites are attracted to “garbage dumps” so you must keep your body clean.
Do a colon cleanse two times per year. Fall and Spring are the best times
for this. Make sure the cleanse includes Bentonite Clay, Psyllium, Ground
Golden Flax, and some herbs or mixtures there of, to take for parasites such
as Caprylic Acid, Black Walnut, Wormwood, Cloves, Elecampane, Garlic,
Quassia and Mandrake. There are many things that can be used to get rid of
parasites including some very good homeopathic remedies and it is recommend
that you be tested in order to determine exactly what will work for you.
The best advice is stay away from refined foods and preservatives and eat
organic foods, however even if you do all these things you could still get
parasites. Look for signs of tiredness, itchy nose, hang nails, cravings for
sweets, nail-biting, trouble sleeping, etc. You could have diarrhea, but you
may not. Sometimes people become constipated with parasites. The big thing
is to do something about it early because it can take up to 1 year to have
your gut turned around if you let it go on for a long time; like more than 3
months. The parasites set up “house” in your guts so they have a nice place
to eat, sleep and reproduce! Gross but true! Take care of your parasites
before they take care of you!
For more details & advice on parasites & an effective cleanse, contact
Monica Hirai, owner of Hirai Health Services at 403.276.5756. To learn more
about Monica’s services, visit
www.hiraihealth.com
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