If that's what you're thinking...maybe it's time to look
at the facts.
According to the World Health Organization, 3.5 billion people
suffer from some type of parasitic infection. Not all of these
people live in third world countries; many in the developed world
have any number of parasitic infections, some of which are so highly
contagious that extremely casual contact with something that has
been handled by an infected person can infect another person.
Parasites the silent invasion, what you
should know about parasite infestation.
According to Dr. Ross Anderson, parasites are one of the most
undiagnosed health challenges in the U.S. -- a statement based
on his 20 years of experience with over 20,000 patients.
Hulda Clark, Ph.D., N.D. states in her book, "The
Cure for All Diseases" that all illness comes
from only two causes - parasites and pollutants. And that parasites
are as rampant as pollutants in today's modern society.
Immature forms of a worm called
ROUND WORM, ALSO KNOWN AS ASCARIS,
CAN GET INTO OUR LUNGS AND MAY CAUSE ASTHMA.
How Parasite Infections are Contracted
It is extremely easy to contract a parasite infection. Contaminated
water is one source of infection. Improperly washed or undercooked
food is a common means of infection. Transmission from pets is
another. Contact with another infected person is also a common
route of infection. Travel can escalate the risks. Antibiotics
pose another problem because they interfere with normal intestinal
flora, some which tend to control certain types of infection.
What Kinds of Problems do
Parasites Create in the Body?
One thing is certain
-- parasites are not conducive to one's health.
While it's sometimes hard to trace the causes of diseases, evidence
has been found that parasites can be the cause of Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Diarrhea, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, poor
eyesight, organ malfunction, heart attacks, skin problems and many,
many other problems. They eventually drain one's vitality and weaken
immunity.
How can they do all
that?
Because those pesky parasites can migrate to any part of the body
- to any organ and/or system, and do a great deal of damage there.
And they seem to always exist in partnership with fungal infections
- most commonly Candida - a debilitating, systemic yeast infection
that affects both males and females (systemic means it lives in
the blood and cells of the entire body).
How many parasites
can be in the human body?
Helminths (worms) species reported from human hosts by Taxonomic
Group:
Acanthocephala 7 species
Nematoda 138 species
Nematomorpha 24 species
Platyhelminthes 173 species
Digenea 113 species
Eucestoda 57 species
Turbellaria 3 species
TOTAL 342 species
Source: Journal of Parasitology 85:379-403 Dr. D.W.T. Crompton
(Crompton, D.W.T. [1999] How much human helminthiasis is there
in the world?)
Get
to know your parasite enemies:
What are the symptoms
of parasites?
Listed below are the most common symptoms of parasites. Some of
these symptoms may be indicative of other ailments. But these symptoms,
as listed in "The Medical Advisor" (Time/Life Books,
Alexandria, Virginia) can be a strong indication of parasites.
They can include any combination of the following:
chronic diarrhea
chronic diarrhea or/alternating with constipation
nausea
intestinal cramps
dizziness
changes in appetite
vomiting
fowl-smelling gas
indigestion
bloating
multiple food allergies
loss of appetite
weakness and fatigue
itching around the anus - especially at night (indicating pinworms)
restlessness and difficulty sleeping
sore and aching intestines
weight loss (although not necessarily)
itching on the soles of the feet - sometimes accompanied by a rash
coughing bloody sputum in some cases
fever followed by loss of appetite
palpitations (indicating hookworms)
anemia
fatigue
muscle pain
conjunctivitis
facial swelling around the eyes (indicating trichinosis)
Wheezing and coughing, followed by vomiting, stomach pain and bloating
(suggesting ascariasis
or threadworms).
Cancer is a fungus
For about 100 years, the fundamental theory behind cancer has been
based on the hypothesis that it is a malfunctioning of the genes.
This point of view implies that cancer is intracellular. My point
of view however is that cancer is a fungal infection, and therefore
an extra cellular phenomenon.
Based on years of scientific and clinical research,
at the centre of every cancer tumour is a common fungus, Candida
albicans.
CANDIDA
RESPONSIBLE FOR CANCER
Symptoms of Fungal
Exposure (Mycotoxicosis)
Susan Lillard-Roberts
Mold toxicity is often the end result with constant exposure to
mold of a toxic substance. A common misconception among allergists
who are untrained in this type of toxicity levels in humans, which
is technically not their area of expertise unless they have trained
specifically in environmental medicine with their background in
immunology, is to do general allergen testing. Most tests usually
result in an unequivocal result, a 2+ or less. This induces some
physicians to order allergy shots, regardless. These shots are
absolutely worthless (and could possibly be harmful) to a person
who has been heavily exposed to these mycotoxins as they are already
in a state of toxicity. If anything, this could exacerbate the
problem. Because many doctors are not trained in this field, they
may try to "guess" at a diagnosis.
In laymen's terms, molds produce mycotoxins. These substances,
although unseen by the naked eye, are ingested and then enter the
body through the skin, mucous and airways. Once ingested, mold
has the requirements to colonize and spread. In doing this, it
can compromise the immune system and damage everyday processes
of the body. Mold and yeast are interchangeable only in their dimorphic
state, which is often a big misconception, although both are fungi.
There has been a theory of a connection between Autism Spectrum
Disorder onset and Candida Albicans in the body. New studies are
being conducted during the first quarter of 2006. Updates will
follow.
Fungi, which include yeasts, moulds, smuts and mushrooms, are
responsible for causing four types of mycotic (fungal) disease:
Warn
people of deadly fungus symptoms
1. Hypersensitivity - an allergic reaction to moulds and spores;
2. Mycotoxicosis - poisoning by food products contaminated by
fungi
3. Mycetismus - the ingestion of preformed toxin (toadstool poisoning)
4. Infection (systemic) - (Mycotoxicosis; the subject below)
The following are a list of the most common symptoms of fungal
exposure (bear in mind, people never fit all of below criteria).
Most people with some forms of Mycotoxicosis meet at least 8 (recent
symptoms) of the following criteria:
Fibromyalgia/mps (and several correlated symptoms)
Respiratory distress, coughing, sneezing, sinusitis
Difficulty swallowing, choking, spitting up (vomiting) mucous
Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
Burning in the throat and lungs (similar to acid reflux and often
misdiagnosed as such)
Asthmatic signs; wheezing, shortness in breath, coughing, burning
in lungs, etc.
Irritable bowel syndrome, nausea, diarrhea, sharp abdominal pains,
stomach lesions
Bladder, liver, spleen, or kidney pain
Dark or painful urine
Dirt-like taste in mouth, coated tongue
Food allergies/leaky gut syndrome/altered immunity
Memory loss; brain fog, slurred speech, occasionally leading to
dementia
Vision problems
Swollen lymph nodes
Large boils on neck (often a sign of anaphylaxis)
Yellowing of nails, ridges, or white marks under nail
Thyroid irregularities, sometimes leading to complete dysfunction;
adrenal problems
Headaches
Anxiety/depression, heart palpitations - confusion, PTSD
Extreme blood pressure, cholesterol, or triglycerides irregularities
Ringing in ears, balance problems (very common), dizziness, loss
of hearing (aspergillus niger)
Chronic fatigue (also included under this classification directional
confusion)
Intermittent face flushing; almost always systemic, Called the
Mylar Flush (neurological))
Night head sweats, and drooling while sleeping, profuse sweating
Multiple chemical sensitivity; only upon exposure to Stachybotrys
and Chaetomium
Nose bleeds (stachybotrys)
Bruising/scarring easily; rash or hives, bloody lesions all over
the skin (Often systemic, see images; skin)
Reproductive system complications; infertility, changes in menstrual
cycles, miscarriage
Sudden weight changes (Detoxifier genotypes tend to gain weight,
non-detoxifier genotypes tend to lose weight)
Cancer
Hair loss, very brittle nails, temporary loss of fingerprints (in
rare cases)
Joint/muscle stiffness and pain
Irregular heart beat/heart attack
Seizures, inadvertent body jerking, twitching, inadvertent facial
movements or numbness in face
Hypersensitivity when re-exposed to molds, which can lead to anaphylaxis
Anaphylaxis upon re-exposure to mycotoxin producing molds
Death, in extreme cases
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Not an Easy Problem
to Solve
The bad news is that Parasites/Fungi are NOT an easy problem to
solve. After all, they're very happy with the steady stream of
nutrients, accommodations, and warm cozy breading ground their
hosts provide. Their survival depends upon robbing you of nutrients.
Naturally, they are going to put up a fight if you challenge them!
The truth is, they tend to die slowly and cause much distress as
they go, no matter what method is used.
According to Dr. S. Scott, an infectious disease expert, as parasites
are dying off, they release loads of extra toxins (through their
excrement). Wanting to escape the now unfriendly environment, they
try to burrow deeper into the intestines, causing sharp pains and
cramps. And when they do die, their dead carcasses create a toxic
burden that your body has to work extra-hard to eliminate. Obviously,
this causes quite a bit of discomfort until the situation is cleared
out.
Not only that, parasites harbor their own smaller parasites, germs
and infections (protozoa, amoebae, bacteria, viruses, etc). As
they are dying, they release the microbes and germs they harbored
into your body and bloodstream - giving your body even more to
fight off.
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