The “Black Plague” ravaged Medieval Europe and killed
25 million people in just 5 years (1347 to 1352). The “Plague” was
caused by a single cell parasite called Yersinia Pestis. You’ve
heard the children’s rhyme, “Ring around the rosy (sign
of the plague on the skin) pocket full of Posies (to hide the sent
of death), ashes, ashes, (the corpses had to be burned) we all fall
down (everyone died)”.
There were 2 forms of “Plague”, Bubonic Plague (death
rate, 30-75%) & Pneumonic Plague (death rate 90-95%). Spread
to humans by the Oriental Rat Flea, it took 1-7 days for plague
signs to become visible. Death came 24 hours later.
Today microscopic parasitic organisms invade our bodies either
by contact on the skin or via oral ingestion. A parasite derives
it’s food and nutrition from you the host. Toxoplasmosis
can easily be spread from cats to humans and is carried
by 40% of all cats and 35% of the U.S. population. As per
Science News by J. Raloff.
It’s important to periodically rid the body
of parasites.
Parasitic
Infestation of the Body
"Fish and game
and other meats can be contaminated with bacteria,
viruses or parasites that can cause illness..."
New York Department of Health
Health Advisories
Chemicals in Sportfish and Game
2003-2004
Parasite
Glossary
Humans can host over 100 different
types of parasites. Here are some of the most common
parasites found in man.
Hookworm:
Hookworms attach themselves to the intestinal wall using buccal capsule
teeth. At maturity a Hookworm may lay more than 30,000 eggs a day.
Tapeworm:
Tapeworms are a type of flatworm that can colonize animal and human digestive
tracts.
Heartworm:
The adult worms are large, measuring up to 10 inches long, and they typically
live in the right heart and pulmonary artery.
Roundworm:
Its mouth consists of three, independent lips, each equipped with small piercing projections.
Protozoa: Perhaps
the most common parasite Amoeba: Several
species are commonly found in man. Giardia: Swimmers are
very susceptible to Giardia. Toxoplasmosis: Effects
35% of the U.S. public
Are
Parasites Present in Your Body?
1) Have you been bitten by mosquitos?
2) Bloated, grumpy or gassy after meals?
3) Always hungry?
4) Drank stream or river water?
5) Face licked by a cat or dog?
6) Eaten at a Sushi bar?
7) Eaten at a salad bar or buffet?
8) Abdominal, uterine or leg cramps?
9) Eaten food off the floor?
10) Pains in the abdomen?
11) Sinus problems?
12) Constipation and or diarrhea?
13) Restless or rough sleep?
14) Crave sugar, sweets or breads?
15) Swam in the ocean, lake
or water skied?
16) Had Parasites before?
17) Experience anal itching?
18) Frequent yeast infections?
Check your total POSITIVE
responses below:
0-2 Unlikely unless you answered yes to either
#1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 15 or 16. 3-5 Extremely high probability. 6 + Without question.
Para
Cleanse
Para Cleanse is a remarkable
blending of Eastern and Western
herbs. Many think it is the
most effective product of
it's type. If you compare
other products in its category
to it, you will find a vast
difference.
Always use a colon formula (ideally Colon Booster) with Para Cleanse as the garbage
must be taken out or it backs up.
Colon
Booster
Odd as it may sound some find Colon Booster (used separately)
mild, yet others find it aggressive. Generally if you
find either extreme the case use less or more of the
product accordingly.
Colon Booster is a unique blend of herbs not found in other products. The Para
Cleanse was created to be used with Colon Booster. Together, they are very
strong. For many when they are separated they are much weaker.
Nevertheless, if you are looking for an alternative to our Colon Formula, Colon
Booster may be the perfect fit.
Click on the brochure image to download
the brochure in PDF format.
For
Your Further Study
Become an expert in the subject of
parasites. Ask your practitioner what to read and study
or start by reading these books.
Parasites
The Enemy Within Hanna Kroeger
from $3.95
Parasite
Rex Carl Zimmer
$11.20
Guess What
Came To Dinner Ann Louise Gittleman
$10.17
Herbs
in Para Cleanse
China
Bark
Shield Fern
Black Walnut Hulls
Quassia Bark
Pumpkin Seed
Chinese Wolfbane
Petroselinum Cripsum
Fedegoso
Grapefruit Seed
Wormwood
Garlic
Cayenne
Cloves
Today microscopic parasitic organisms invade our bodies either
by contact on the skin or via oral ingestion. A parasite derives
it’s food and nutrition from you the host. Toxoplasmosis
can easily be spread from cats to humans and is carried
by 40% of all cats and 35% of the U.S. population. As per
Science News by J. Raloff.
