Yes. When you start your parasite detox cleanse you will be addressing a lifetime of potential candida fungus and intestinal worms that you probably didn’t know you had. These intestinal fungi / worms are a normal part of life however they must be kept in balance otherwise they can create several issues. Intestinal parasites can go undetected / undiagnosed for years while consuming and stealing vital nutrition from you. Candida and other fungus in your stomach can block nutrition from being absorbed. Parasites and certain foods can create gut permeability, aka. “leaky gut”. Candida and other fungi are caused by an overly acidic diet, poor eating habits, drinking liquids while eating, as well as parasitic waste. The full-spectrum of our ingredients address most unwanted organisms as well as eggs in the intestines.

According to research, tasting what goes into the body prepares the receptors throughout your digestive system to receive what is coming in order to be most efficient. Our powder has a somewhat bitter taste and will signal the receptors of your intestines and stomach accordingly. Parasite Cleanse capsules have no taste and liquid drops dilute or change the taste of what the body needs to receive.

Parasites in humans can cause anemia, low-energy, brain-fog, nutrient deficiencies, dry skin, skin rashes, flatulence, stomach pain, over-eating, food cravings and more! 

No, it is rare that Doctors in the Western world are trained to associate parasitic worms such as fluke worms, pin worms, or round worms as a root cause with any symptoms, disease or illnesses in humans.

At least once every 6-12 months for 2+ weeks at a time. It is also beneficial to do the cleanse again within 3-4 months to kill off any remaining worms / parasites. Don’t let parasitic worms thrive in your body. 

Yes. Our formula uses all natural herbal ingredients only as nature intended. No synthetic additives are ever used in our products. The ingredients we use are: Papaya Seeds, Wormwood, Clove, Black Walnut Hull, Diatomaceous Earth, Pumpkin Seeds

Your body will clear up several symptoms that you could never find the cause of.  You will eliminate toxins, most likely lose weight, have a lot more energy and no require as much food to feel satisfied. Nutrient absorption of key vitamins and minerals will be able to be utilized again through your digestive tract supplying your body with what it needs.

Many misdiagnosed symptoms are because of Parasites in the body, which can create skin rashes, auto-immune symptoms, hair loss, brain fog, confusion, attention deficit, digestive symptoms and more. Doctors are not trained on what most other country’s know and that is to do a cleanse for parasites at least two times per year. 

It is truly upsetting how many patients are clueless about parasites living in their body and can treat themselves naturally as nature intended instead of wasting time and tons of money getting tests by the “for-profit healthcare” racket that has plagued the Western world. If you have never done a parasite cleanse then the time is now. Before starting a cleanse, ensure that you can set time aside to relax in order to see how you are affected by the “die off”. The more symptoms you experience, the more your body actually needed a parasite detox cleanse. Keep a journal through the process and make notes of dates and times, how you are feeling, symptoms, bowel movements and any other thoughts that come up for you. This can be a very spiritual and enlightening experience as you purify your sacred temple, your body!

Yes. Research suggests that parasites do cause several autoimmune diseases. Visit our parasite research study’s page or do a quick search for yourself. 

Yes, all people and pets living in the same space should do their best to cleanse at the same time so that there is no spreading of parasites between people or pets. This is not mandatory however it is a best practice to ensure there is not rapid re-occurrence of infection.

1. Liver:

   • Phase 1 Detoxification: Enzymes in the liver, primarily cytochrome P450, convert fat-soluble toxins into water-soluble compounds through oxidation, reduction, or hydrolysis. This step can make some toxins more reactive, hence it’s followed by Phase 2.
   • Phase 2 Detoxification: Known as conjugation, this phase involves attaching a molecule (like glutathione, sulfate, or glucuronide) to the toxin, making it less harmful and more easily excreted.

2. Kidneys:

   • The kidneys filter blood to remove waste products and toxins, which are then excreted in urine. The process includes filtration, reabsorption, and secretion.

3. Skin:

   • Detoxifies through sweating, which can expel toxins like heavy metals or environmental pollutants. This is why activities like saunas are sometimes used for detoxification.

4. Lungs:

   • Exhale volatile toxins and gases, like carbon dioxide, but also remove other gaseous toxins or pollutants through the breath.

5. Digestive System:

   • Colon: Fibre in the diet helps bind toxins in the gut for elimination through feces.
   • Gut Flora: The microbiome aids in detoxification by transforming some toxins into less harmful substances or by preventing their absorption.

6. Lymphatic System:

   • Collects fluid from tissues, filters it through lymph nodes where toxins can be neutralized or removed by immune cells, and returns it to the bloodstream.

7. Blood:

   • While not a direct pathway for elimination, blood transports toxins to organs where they can be processed or removed. It also carries detoxifying agents like antioxidants.

8. Other Organs:

   • Gallbladder: Stores and releases bile, which contains waste products excreted by the liver.
   • Spleen: Involved in filtering blood, removing old or damaged red blood cells, and some toxin removal.

Liver Support:

• Diet: Consume foods high in antioxidants like berries, nuts, and vegetables (greens, beets, broccoli). Include detox-supportive foods like garlic, turmeric, and cruciferous vegetables which support liver enzymes.
• Hydration: Drink plenty of water to help the liver flush out toxins.
• Limit Alcohol: Alcohol can overwhelm the liver, so moderation or abstaining can help.
• Coffee: In moderation, coffee can stimulate the liver and aid in detoxification.

Kidney Support:

• Water Intake: Adequate hydration is crucial for kidney function, helping to dilute and expel waste.
• Avoid Overuse of NSAIDs: These can harm kidney function with prolonged use.
• Diet: Foods high in potassium (bananas, oranges) and magnesium can support kidney health.

Skin:

• Sweat: Regular exercise or using saunas can promote sweating, which expels toxins.
• Avoid Harmful Products: Reduce exposure to toxic skincare products; choose natural, non-toxic options.

Lungs:

• Clean Air: Reduce exposure to pollutants by improving indoor air quality, using air purifiers, and avoiding smoking.
• Breathing Exercises: Practices like deep breathing can enhance lung function and capacity.

Digestive System:

• Fiber: High-fiber foods help bind toxins in the gut for elimination.
• Probiotics: Maintain a healthy gut flora through fermented foods or supplements.
• Hydration: Water aids in moving waste through the colon.

Lymphatic System:

• Physical Activity: Exercise, particularly movements that involve bouncing or jumping, can help stimulate lymphatic flow.
• Massage: Lymphatic drainage massage can manually move lymph fluid.

General Practices:

• Sleep: Adequate sleep is crucial for the body’s repair and detox processes.
• Stress Management: Chronic stress can impair detox functions, so practices like meditation, yoga, or mindfulness can be beneficial.
• Limit Toxin Exposure: Reduce exposure to environmental toxins (pesticides, chemicals in household products, etc.) by choosing organic foods when possible, using natural cleaning products, and being mindful of plastics and other synthetic materials.
• Nutrient Support: Ensure you’re getting enough of detox-supportive nutrients like B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, and selenium, either through diet or supplements if dietary intake is inadequate.