How to Treat Parasitic Infections

There are many options available to treat parasites. First we should cleanse the intestinal tract, second modify the diet, and third we need substances that help eliminate parasites. Contact me for a custom plan to treat your specific parasitic condition.

**DISCLAIMER: The information below is meant for educational purposes only. Do not attempt to perform an anti-parasite regimen without the help and guidance of a Board Certified Naturopathic Doctor. Failure to do so could result in serious injury or death. 

**Herbs

Herbs have been used for thousands of years all over the world to eliminate parasites:

**Essential Oils

Essential oils have been used since ancient times to help rid the body of parasites. Oils may be applied on the stomach and feet or directly on the problem. Some may be taken internally.

**Homeopathy

Homeopathy is also widely used in treating parasites. The following homeopathic remedies should be explored and considered for treatment:

**Cell Salts

Tissue salts are also an option for treating parasites.

**Rebuilding Health

After ridding ourselves of any kind of scavengers and clearing our body of them, it is time to consider rebuilding our health. It is important to eat fresh organic nutrient dense clean food in order for the body to have a chance to heal itself. (ALWAYS SEEK PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE ON A REBUILDING HEALTH PLAN)

If lung flukes were an issue: Natural Vitamin A, E, and Lung Formula (an herb formula for the lungs).

To repair the liver: Goldenseal, goldenrod, cloves, B-Complex, Vitamin E with maple syrup and calcium.

After blood flukes or spirochetes: One gallon Hyssop tea a day for 2 days and no food.

For protozoa: Two teaspoons liquid chlorophyll in 4 ounces water 2 times a day and minerals.

To rebuild the intestines: A good probiotic is very important to keep the intestines healthy.

**Herbs to help rebuild after a parasitic infection:

Prevention

Since parasites are difficult to find and often more difficult to treat, the best solution is to prevent them in the first place. We need to keep up our defense systems to avoid offering an open invitation to these opportunistic critters. Our best defense is a strong immune system, which we must maintain. We must also be aware of the risks of parasitic infection in our everyday lives and learn to avoid them.

• Good personal hygiene is important.
• Avoid water-borne disease by drinking only filtered water.
• Treat all foods in a special cleansing bath (vinegar and water)
• When traveling get pre-travel information on food, water, and other hygienic practices.
• Practice safe sex and avoid certain sexual practices.
• Deworm all pets and wash hands after petting them. Only clean up messes with gloves on.

Parasites cannot infect a healthy body in a healthy environment.

This is Part 7 of your parasite education. Go back to learn if You Could Have Parasites. To learn more, continue on to learn about Protozoa, Nemotoda (Roundworms), Cestoda (Tapeworms), Trematoda (Flukes), and Spirochetes. Download my FREE Parasites Booklet.