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Gastrointestinal Parasites, from my experience as a a professional nurse and biofeedback practitioner, set your body up for disease. What I’m talking about are little creatures hanging around in your bowel, laying eggs and eventually taking little trips to other parts of your body to make you sick.
They may be in the form of worms (large or small), fungus, bacteria or any of their distant relatives. What they want from you is a nice place to live and their fair share of your food while they make you sick.
Most people are totally unaware that they are sharing their bodies with them and are astounded when I do a scan that shows they have a tape worm along with various other worms. The big question people have is where in the world do you get parasites? Well, pets are a prime source since they are low to the ground and lick many things including themselves. So by licking you, they could leave these minute critters or eggs. Many other things we touch could be infected as humans pass them along without good hand washing and the list could go on and on.
Once you are infected gastrointestinal parasites can leave a path of destruction that causes a ripple effect to every place in the body. Their ultimate gift to you is to create disease wherever they are.
When we do not get rid of gastrointestinal parasites where they live in the bowel, we begin to develop health problems. As time goes on, there can be generations and generations of them in the bowel. For example the original parasite lays eggs. Those eggs hatch and become adults who lay their own eggs. This cycle is repeated over and over unless something interferes. Their special hide out is in the deep crevices of the bowel where they live a life of luxury and are hard to get to.
For starters, the bowel has just the right balance or what is called “PH” when it is healthy, that is a balance between being acid and alkaline. It is supposed to be more acid than the the tissues outside the bowel. On the outside of the bowel, the body functions as more alkaline while the inside of the bowel should be acid. This prevents poisons from spilling into the body from the bowel. When there are more and more parasites growing inside the bowel, the “ph” in the bowel rises higher and higher until it has the same “ph” as the body and from here the parasites and the poisons that the parasites give off are pulled into the body from the bowel, rather than being passed out of the bowel in our bowel movements. Once they are outside of the bowel they can move freely into the lymph and blood systems around the bowel, and from there move throughout the body to any organs they choose.
What are their favorite foods?
Eating a poor diet that includes lots of sugar products and wheat products that are rich in gluten along with and not taking in enough minerals is just the train ticket for parasites and toxins to seep into the organs around the gut and start a disease process. This is where you see Candida, (a fungus), growing and where Celiac disease (that is the sensitivity to gluten in wheat) start appearing. Fungus grow too, if we consume excessive amounts of alcohol. A body with a lot of fungus will cause food and alcohol cravings.
Gluten is the glue in wheat and grains and when we eat gluten products such as breads, it wells up in our guts and releases morphine, a substance that makes us feel good. That morphine, similar to an injection doctors give for pain, gives us a high sense of comfort and satisfaction like when we are full, after we eat foods made up of gluten. That’s why we crave more and more gluten foods such as breads and pastries with high wheat content. This is fine until the gastrointestinal parasites are introduced into our digestive system. If you has a sensitivity or intolerance to gluten it will make that sensitivity. The more parasites you have in your gut, the more acid it gets and the parasites love it. When the acid gets to a certain level the parasites start seeping out into the rest of the body. As they do, they run into the Celiac gene and wake it up, and move onto the nervous system, so your body is soon trapped into a state of chronic fatigue that you can’t get out of. From there they just continue through your body making you ill.
Gastrointestinal Parasites: Are they causing your body to attack itself? Many people are ill from gastrointestinal parasites because the body begins to attack itself or “self attack”. This is known as an Auto Immune Attack. Auto immune disease is one of the top ranking causes of illness in our society accounting for 25% of deaths where cancer and heart disease account for 25 and 50% respectively.
The gut lining plays a big role here. The gut lining is covered with “square sugars” much like patio stones or a driveway that’s lined with interlocking stones. It turns out that many food poisoning bugs are also coated in these “square sugars” (or patio stones). So when your immune system sends out antibodies (proteins which function to help remove “foreigners” such as viruses or parasites), against the food poisoning which has the same square sugar make-up, it can set up an attack against your own body because it can’t tell who the square sugar “patio stones” belong to, so it takes both the good and the bad down. This is the auto immune disease we are talking about, where in the fight against an invader (gastrointestinal parasite) in our body, such as a worm or fungus or bacteria, part of our own body attacks itself.
If we can clean up the gastrointestinal parasites in the gut, we can eliminate almost all of the illnesses that are occurring. In addition we can reduce the ability of the heart to deteriorate and the ability for cancers to grow in a body which can occur after a food poisoning bug. By treating gastrointestinal parasites and healing the food poisoning they create, we can have a profound effect on many organ systems in the body, such as our nervous system, our lymph system , our endocrine system (adrenals, thyroid, etc.) as well as having an effect on our mood control.
Wait, what do you mean by “mood control”?
Well, another “curse” of gastrointestinal parasites is that they can affect the serotonin and dopamine levels in the gut. Serotonin, a chemical that’s always present in our body and has many functions, but in this case it has to do with our moods. Serotonin is found among other places in the body, in the lymph nodes of the gut lining. When we’re happy and content our serotonin levels are high. When we’re pessimistic and unhappy our serotonin levels are low. Serotonin makes our gut “happy”. In addition to Serotonin, Dopamine is found in the gut lining and is a substance we associate with pleasure and it plays a key role in our concentration and decision making ability. Dopamine is also at the root of our internal mental reward system that motivates us to accomplish goals. When dopamine levels are low, our brain’s reward system stops working and we no longer feel a sense of satisfaction when we accomplish a goal. That feeling of not caring whether things get done or not. Additionally, low dopamine levels lead to poor concentration and difficulty making decisions.
When our serotonin and dopamine levels are low after prolonged chronic infestations of parasites, it is difficult to be motivated to get well. Last, but not least, these two substances are important in helping the bowels to move forward and move the poisons or gastrointestinal parasites out of the body through our bowel movements.
Worms (gastrointestinal parasites) tend to use a lot of dopamine so there is less to help the bowel movement and less to help us to be motivated to do things. If you’ve ever noticed having a tight neck or tight shoulder muscles it may be due to parasite infestation using up the dopamine instead of allowing the dopamine to be converted to the hormones that it needs to do its work such as adrenal hormone, thyroid hormone or pineal hormone. This has a negative effect on your entire body and even though the infection or infestation of gastrointestinal parasites is in the gut, the spill over effect can come to the brain and may interrupt sleeping patterns or it may interrupt the normal function of body organs.
It is important to look at your body as a whole and see if you are noticing negative changes. How are you feeling? Does your digestion work well. Are you fatigued and irritable? Gastrointestinal parasites could be at the bottom of that.
In my practice I have noticed in asthma clients that a high parasite count often goes hand in hand with asthma or breathing problems. As parasites give off their toxins, these toxins can be absorbed into the lung causing difficulty in breathing. A good parasite cleanse often makes a noticeable difference.
The following symptoms may be a big clue as to whether you have gastrointestinal parasites.
What to do about gastrointestinal parasites? There are a couple of options if you want help. One idea is to visit a Doctor and have a lot of tests and get a prescription to treat the symptoms. However, parasites often move under the radar in medical testing and are not picked up in those tests. Medical testing could include blood and urine tests, stool examination, X-rays, ultrasound studies and, uncommonly, taking fluid from the bowel, Ouch! Other tests may be required, depending on the parasite and the disease.
A much simpler and less expensive thing to do is get a quantum biofeedback scan, never having to leave your home. As a professional nurse and biofeedback expert for nearly ten years, I frequently evaluate the status of parasites in one’s body with a simple biofeedback distance scan. You will get good information from this scan and save yourself a lot of money. To find out how to get a scan for gastrointestinal parasites go to my site at: http://www.futuristicwellness.com/wellness-services
I believe a good starting place is a trip to your local health food store or look on line for a good 21 day gastrointestinal parasite cleanse. Doctors who practice natural medicine usually sell cleanses as well.
Look at what you are eating. Does it include lots of vegetables and natural foods like garlic. Health food stores carry a variety of bowel support items such as black walnut, grapefruit extract and pumpkin seeds. These would be helpful in conjunction with the cleanse. Supplements like zinc, beta carotene, selenium along with vitamins A, C, & E give extra support to the body. I can often see if those would be helpful after doing a scan.
Using green algae salt is helpful and making a stir fry with rice pasta, using olive oil and garlic along with various vegetables is great. Since I often see a deficiency in sulfur in clients with gastrointestinal parasites, MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) or other sulfur products may be helpful.
Use foods that will create natural bacteria in your bowel such as yogurt. Drink plenty of water.
Bottom line, never think that gastrointestinal parasites are a simple little thing, they can have a profound effect on your entire body.
See how you can get a biofeedback scan for gastrointestinal parasites to get on your road to health while saving yourself a lot of money http://www.futuristicwellness.com/wellness-services
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