Parasites

MALE FERN

Historical Uses:
Male Fern has been used in traditional medicine for the treatment of tumors and worm infections.
It was found to be particularly useful for tapeworms.

It has also been used to treat wounds, ulcers and varicose veins.
In Chinese medicine, Male Fern extracts are used to treat recurrent bloody nose, heavy menstrual bleeding and wounds

Contraindications:
Male Fern should be avoided during pregnancy and in cases of cardiac disease or impaired liver function.

Adverse reactions:
Potential toxicities associated with excessive consumption.

Dosage: 40 to 80 drops two to three times per day (mornings and evenings) until results.
Repeat every six months.

Use with a good bowel management program.

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1. START WITH A GENTLE CLEANSING:
Pre-program: it is best to use a lower bowel cleanse first such as Chinese Tiao-He-Cleanse (10 days) to loosen and start removing old fecal material that may be present, making a happy home for parasites.

2. CONTINUING WITH THE KILLING OF PARASITES:
Fight parasites with Para Cleanse with Paw-Paw, an ideal foundation for treating intestinal parasites. Take the contents of one cello packet twice a day 15 minutes before your morning and evening meals with at least 8 oz. pure water. Continue the program for 10 days, eating a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables.

3. FINALLY... STRENGTHEN THE INTESTINAL DEFENSE SYSTEM
Post-program: be sure to use probiotics such as Acidophilus, Bifidophilus or Probiotics Eleven after the strong herbs of an antiparasitic just as you would after using antibiotics. This assures that healthful bacteria, which may also have been killed, are replanted.

Notes: 1. Always drink plenty of (mineral) water (Evian or Celtic) when on a cleansing program.
2. Since family members often share parasites with each other, best results are obtained when all family members use the same program at the same time.

Herbal Liquid Support
Suggestion from Four Winds Nutrition

Paracom

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Therapies: Aromatherapy, Cleansing Programs, Fast or Juice Fast and Gut Healing Diet

Herbs: Aloe Vera, Anamu, Black Walnut, Cascara Sagrada, Garlic, Golden Seal, Horsetail and Pau d'Arco

Herbal Formulas: All Cell Detox, Artemisia Combination, Gastro Health, Herbal Pumpkin and LBS II

Herbal Extracts: Paw paw Cell-Reg

Nutraceuticals: Sunshine Heroes Whole Foods Papayazyme, Para-Cleanse

Essential Oils: Cinnamon, Irmon, Neroli, Pine Needle and Wild Oregano

About Parasites
There are many types of parasites that can make your body their unsuspecting host. Besides various worms (like tapeworms and ringworms), there are microscopic, single-celled organisms like giardia, H. pylori, candida and amoebas, which can all be considered parasites. In fact, there are over 1,000 organisms that are known to be parasites in human beings.

Many of us think that parasites are something that only affect people living in third-world countries. However, this simply isn't the case. Parasites are far more widespread in North America than most people are willing to believe. In fact, if single celled organisms are included, probably 80-95% of us have at least one form of parasite inside our body, which may, or may not, be affecting our health.

Parasites can be very hard to diagnose. A stool analysis may or may not reveal their existence, because even if parasites are present, they may or may not be present in any particular stool sample. Fortunately, they do leave telltale signs of their presence-chronic fatigue or illnes that just doesn't seem to get better, nervousness, teeth grinding, diarrhea, ulcers or digestive pain, extremes of appetite, weight loss or gain, anemia, itching (especially in the rectal area) and lowered immune response. These are some of the more common symptoms. If you have pets or animals and they have parasites, there is a high probability that you may, too. It's also easy to pick parasites up when traveling. so if you've experienced a change in health after traveling, it could be parasites.

There are many types of parasites that can make your body their unsuspecting host. Besides various worms (like tapeworms and ringworms), there are microscopic, single-celled organisms like giardia, H. pylori, candida and amoebas, which can all be considered parasites. In fact, there are over I ,OOO organisms that are known to be parasites in human beings.

Many of us think that parasites are something that only affect people living in third-world countries. However, this simply isn't the case. Parasites are far more widespread in North America than most people are willing to believe. In fact, if single celled organisms are included, probably 80-95% of us have at least one form of parasite inside our body, which may, or may not, be affecting our health.

Parasites can be very hard to diagnose. A stool analysis may or may not reveal their existence, because even if parasites are present, they may or may not be present in any particular stool sample. Fortunately, they do leave telltale signs of their presence-chronic fatigue or illnes that just doesn't seem to get better, nervousness, teeth grinding, diarrhea, ulcers or digestive pain, extremes of appetite, weight loss or gain, anemia, itching (especially in the rectal area) and lowered immune response. These are some of the more common symptoms. If you have pets or animals and they have parasites, there is a high probability that you may, too. It's also easy to pick parasites up when traveling. so if you've experienced a change in health after traveling, it could be parasites.

Even when diagnosed correctly, parasites can be hard to eliminate. It takes powerful medications to kill parasites, and typically these medications are toxic to healthy tissue as well. Even some of the stronger antiparasitic herbs have some toxicity. However, our approach to parasites is going to be only partially effective if we just focus on trying to kill them.

One way to coax an unwanted guest to leave is to stop being a good host. In the body, this translates into altering the biological terrain to make it unfriendly for parasites. When one does this, smaller doses of less toxic antiparasitic remedies can be very effective in getting rid of them. This is where herbs can excel over chemical drugs. While they may not be as strong as drugs at directly killing the parasites, they are exceptionally good at helping to alter the host environment to make it unfriendly to parasites.

If you've been diagnosed as having parasites, then you certainly want to serve up an eviction notice for the critters. However, it may be helpful to do a periodic parasite cleanse even if you haven't been diagnosed with parasites. For instance, if you have pets or animals, probably a good practice to do the Para-Cleanse program at least once a year, just for prevention. It's also a good idea to do a parasite cleanse after traveling (especially to third world countries). Another time to try a parasite cleanse is if you have chronic health problems that you can't seem to get rid of no matter what you do.