Stomach Parasites - How To Keep Them Away

Stomach parasites are organisms that live by feeding upon another organisms. Stomach parasites live inside the human stomach and feed on our cells, energy, blood and the food we eat. Stomach parasites vary in terms of size - worms can reach 12 meters, while protozoa are single celled organisms that are only visible under a microscope. Parasites are transmitted from one person to another, but they can also be transmitted from pets, raw or rare meat, contaminated fruits and vegetables, insects, or unfiltered water.

Common Symptoms of Stomach Parasites

Most stomach parasites cause quite noticeable symptoms, like rectal itching or diarrhea. The worse thing about stomach parasites is that through the bloodstream they can travel through the human body and affect other organs causing symptoms often labeled as non-parasite related. That's why a stomach parasitic infection can often go out undiagnosed. Here is an example - a roundworm infestation in the stomach can give the appearance of a peptic ulcer. The main symptoms of stomach parasites are diarrhea or constipation, bloating, cramps, nervousness, fatigue, anemia, muscle cramps, brain fog, bed-wetting, pain the umbilicus and colon health problems.

Methods of Detecting Stomach Parasites

Stool analysis is the most widely used method of detecting parasites. However, stool tests results can show a false negative if the parasite lives in the small intestine or elsewhere in the body. If the parasites are in the liver, heart or lungs, a stool test would commonly result in a false negative.

In case you have been diagnosed with stomach parasites, your health care provider make a treatment protocol for you to follow. The most important steps in treating stomach parasites include cleansing the digestive system, making a few dietary changes, administering supplements such as Paratrex to help remove the parasites, reintroducing the friendly bacteria to the system with Latero-Flora, and making the necessary lifestyle changes to avoid reinfection.

ParaGONE is an internal cleanse that contains 16 herbs for parasites and yeast. ParaGONE is a broad spectrum anti-parasitic, anti-microbial and anti-fungal cleanse. The ingredients in ParaGONE include: black walnut, undecylenic acid, grapefruit seed extract, quassia, wormwood, bismuth citrate, caprylic acid, cape aloe gel, garlic, pau d'arco, clove, pumpkin seed, pippli, rosemary, thyme, marshmallow and orange peel.

ParaZyme is a digestive enzyme supplement that helps to rid the body of parasites. ParaZYME contains hydrochloric acid, the body's first line of defense against parasites in the stomach. It also contains protease, which helps to digest the walls of worms which makes the worm more susceptible to the herbs in ParaGONE.