Parasites

Noting that we can be asymptomatic, we encourage that everyone should do a parasite cleanse once or twice a year.

Our Para Protocol is intended for targeting an array of parasitic infections. It is an effective and natural solution for managing internal pests and treating symptoms of threadworms and pinworms which are the most common type of parasitic infection. When incorporating our Fulvic Humic drops, which is highly encouraged as they act as a Binder, its also an incredible Heavy Metal cleanse.

We recommend a predominantly plant based diet eliminating all Starch, Sugar, Processed Food and Alcohol while taking a course of organic Herbal Supplements like Zeally Herbs Para Protocol Capsules for a set period. Our eBook guide outlines our full diet protocol.

Some express feelings of nausea, light-headedness, bloating, intense cravings and emotional disturbance for the first few days, while others might show absolutely no symptoms at all. These types of symptoms are generally an indication that the formula is working, since the formula agitates parasites.*

Symptoms of a parasitic infection can vary depending on the type of parasite involved, but they may include:

1. Digestive issues: Persistent diarrhoea, constipation, abdominal pain, bloating, and/or gas.
2. Unexplained weight loss or gain: Parasites may interfere with nutrient absorption, leading to weight loss.
3. Fatigue and weakness: Chronic infections can cause fatigue and a general feeling of weakness.
4. Skin problems: Rashes, itching, or skin lesions may occur.
5. Muscle and joint pain: Some parasites can migrate to muscles and joints, causing pain.
6. Changes in appetite: An increased or decreased appetite may be a symptom.

There are some general dietary considerations that we recommend during or after a parasitic infection:

1. Sugar and refined carbohydrates: Parasites thrive on sugars, so reducing your intake of refined sugars and carbohydrates may help create a less favourable environment for them. We suggest eliminating starch and sugar.
2. Dairy: Some individuals with parasitic infections may experience lactose intolerance or sensitivity, so limiting or avoiding dairy products is often a good idea.
3. Processed and high-fat foods: Highly processed foods and those high in unhealthy fats may contribute to inflammation and gastrointestinal distress. A diet focused on whole, nutrient-dense foods is therefore generally recommended.
4. Raw or undercooked meat and seafood: Cooking meat and seafood thoroughly helps to kill parasites that may be present. Avoid consuming raw or undercooked animal products.
5. Contaminated water and food: Be cautious of consuming water or food from potentially contaminated sources, especially in regions where parasitic infections are more common. This can include tank water.
6. Alcohol and caffeine: These substances can irritate the digestive system, so it may be beneficial to limit alcohol and caffeine intake during a parasitic infection.

Yes, parasites can cause weight gain in some cases. Some parasites can lead to increased appetite and food consumption, which may result in weight gain.

Since the Zeally Herbs Parasite Cleanse is used to kill parasites, parasites are almost always dead upon elimination. In only very rare cases do they come out alive.

Surprisingly, most people have parasites. As parasites are increasingly growing as a health topic in our western world, more research is being done. There are a number of respected leaders in medicine who have claimed parasites to be the most undiagnosed condition in America and the western world.

Parasites are a natural part of our human existence. In almost every aspect of life, parasites exist.

The specific methods of transmission depend on the type of parasite. Some common ways people can acquire parasites:

1. Contaminated food and water: Consuming food or water contaminated with parasites is a common way to get infected.
2. Poor hygiene: Inadequate hand washing and poor personal hygiene can lead to the ingestion of parasites.
3. Insect bites: Some parasites are transmitted through insect vectors. For example, mosquitoes can transmit parasites that cause diseases like malaria, while ticks can transmit parasites causing diseases like Lyme disease.
4. Contact with contaminated surfaces: Parasite eggs or cysts can survive on surfaces and objects, and contact with these contaminated surfaces can lead to infections. This includes touching contaminated soil, pet fur, or other materials.
5. Travel to endemic areas: Traveling to regions where parasitic infections are more prevalent increases the risk of exposure. Different parasites are endemic in specific geographical areas.
6. Consumption of undercooked or raw meat: Some parasites, such as certain types of worms, can be transmitted through the consumption of undercooked or raw meat, fish, or seafood.
7. Contact with infected animals: Close contact with infected animals or their faeces can lead to the transmission of certain parasites. This is more common in agricultural settings.
8. Sexual transmission: Some parasites, such as certain types of protozoa, can be transmitted through sexual contact.

Parasites live amongst almost all animals on the Earth. They play a crucial role in consuming or “cleaning up” what no longer lives, so that new life has room to grow. Parasites have a tendency to pass through the colon walls of a healthy animal to search for additional food or spaces to lay their eggs.

The parasites, in nature, will find organs or other areas in the body that are either weakened or contain a toxic build up of waste to nest or feed. There, they will begin to consume the tissue of an already compromised organ, causing further damage to the body.

Since some parasites lay eggs, it is recommended to cleanse on or around the Full Moon of each month, as this is the period when eggs typically hatch.This period is also when parasites are most active, which allows them to be more vulnerable to anti-parasitic herbs.

Following these windows are encouraged but not necessary for a successful cleanse.

Following the parasite cleanse diet is essential during the cleansing process as it plays a crucial role in supporting the effectiveness of the cleanse and promoting overall well-being. Parasites often thrive on processed foods, starches and sugars. Our parasite cleanse diet involves eliminating or drastically reducing the intake of these foods, cutting off the energy source for parasites and hindering their ability to survive and reproduce.

Remember 70% of Parasites are cellular in nature so not actually visible to the human eye. For the remaining 30%, depending on their size and diameter, you may be able to see them if you decide to stir your stool and look for them. Generally, they end up being mixed in with your stool and are not easy to find at first glance. Worms may vary in color, but generally look like long strings, and flukes will look like rice.