Parasites can be found in various forms and thrive in almost every system of the body, especially in the human intestine. Some of them feed on red blood cells and can cause anemia in the body, while others eat your food and make you hungry all the time.
The latest statistics from the World Health Organization indicate that parasitic infections are a common problem affecting more than 3.5 billion people worldwide.
There are a number of symptoms that indicate the presence of parasites in the body, including:
1- Skin problems such as rashes, sores, eczema, urticaria and dry skin.
2- Mental condition and anxiety, including anxiety, depression, forgetfulness, nervousness, insomnia, mood swings, fatigue, apathy and exhaustion.
3- Menstrual problems, water retention, reproductive problems, prostate problems, cysts, fibroids and urinary tract infections.
4- Diarrhea, because parasites tend to attack the lining of the intestines, causing abdominal problems, including diarrhea.
5- Anemia.
6- Muscle problems including muscle and joint pain, muscle spasms, navel pain, hands and feet.
7- Sleep disorders.
8- Weight and appetite problems, such as loss or increase in appetite, prolonged obesity, and the inability to lose or gain weight.
9- IBS is the most common indicator of parasites in the body that stick to the lining of the intestines, causing inflammation.
Ways to remove parasites from the body
Eliminate sugar and processed foods Because parasites prefer sugar and products derived from it, eliminating these foods from your diet will help starve and eventually eliminate the parasites.
Eat foods and herbs that create an environment hostile to parasites. It is recommended to eat foods such as berries, ginger, papaya, raw cabbage, coconut oil, and pomegranate seeds that help eliminate parasites.
Make sure you have more fiber in your diet as it is able to eliminate parasites from the body and is especially useful in the case of worms.
The easiest way to find out if you have parasites in your body is to have your stool tested by a medical professional.
