1. health and fitness
2. disease

Parasites
• Parasite:
– “An animal that feeds on or grows in another animal
without giving anything in return”
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• Up to 25 live for a short time or even
permanently in the intestine
• Increase in chronic illnesses is escalating at an
alarming rate with little known solutions
• Environmental toxins (mercury, PCB’
PCB’s, chlorine
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Parasites
Parasites truth
Misconceptions
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• Infected are only from the tropics or 3rd
• Virtually ALL humans have them at some time in their
life
• 300 known species of worms
• They are much more highly developed than humans
• They have been on the earth thousands of years before
world countries
• Conventional medication effectiveness
• Stool tests & blood tests are accurate
• “I couldn’
couldn’t possibly have parasites in me!”
me!”
• They cannot be transmitted via person to
person contact
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man
• Some have both male & female reproductive organs
• They steal nutrients, vitamins, minerals via your blood
supply and interfere with metabolism
• They alter your psyche and emotions
• They are more active and/or multiply depending on the
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Connections
Parasites – some facts
• Organic foods contain more parasites than pesticide controlled
• Antibiotics in meat and antianti-parasitical medicines given to animals
• Raised IgG,
IgG, IgE levels, lowered IgA levels in
reduce HUMAN immune resistance to parasites
food allergies/pollens etc
• Increase in antibiotics, vaccinations, environmental toxins all reduce
• Direct link to fungal infestation, bacterial and
the immune response
• Benzene, asbestos, PCB’
PCB’s, formaldehyde, chlorine, dyes and heavy
metals
• Parasites have a synergy with heavy metals, pesticides and solvents
solvents
etc
• Particularly resistant to therapy are:
virus stresses
• Fungus reduce after killing parasites
• Activity increases adjacent to environmental
toxin mobilisation and load
• Established link to cancer and degenerative
– Ascaris
– Fasciolopsis
– Enterobious
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Parasites – more Facts
Environment
• Worldwide veterinary medicine is reporting increasing resistant parasitical
strains
• Large scale pathological studies in the USA have shown at least 50% of
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cadavers house parasites
21,000 liver flukes in one cadaver
Enterobius vermicularis eggs (human pinworm) were found in 35% of
house dust in one study in Sweden
Parasites hide from light (particularly ultraviolet)
Roast test
They carry concentrated levels of chemicals/heavy metal toxins
They settle in organs with low immunity
They adhere to the hosts antibodies and produce 100’
100’s of different antigens
Interference of cytokine signalling pathways and the immune response
response
• They are capable of destroying cells and organs
• Produce bacterial and viral infections and their
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toxins that are more damaging to cells than the
actual parasite
Anaerobic environment encourages parasite
proliferation i.e. colon, bile ducts, gallbladder,
liver
They reside in densely populated bacterial areas
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Emerging epidemic & behaviour
• They are assured of transmission by concentration in hosts
• Parasites are exquisitely adapted to, evading and modulating the
Psychological behaviour
• Leucochloridium = Sporocyst causes tentacles in the
immune response
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worm that pulsate & forces the snail to look for light at
the end of a leaf where it is more vunerable to being
eaten by a bird
• Fungus & parasite connections
Worms feed off fungus & bacteria in soil
Grasshopper (tricostrongylidia)
Lung fluke (ant)
Fish (galactosomum)
Stickleback (tapeworm)
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• They are capable of anaesthetising phagocytes and use antibodies
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as a food source
They use their enzymes to penetrate the BBB
They house a large amount of chemicals that enable them to
complete their life cycles
They display similar proteins to the host on their surface that
disguise themselves from attack (proteinase inhibitors)
(Proteases = enzymes break down amino acids)
Tapeworms release chemical molecules that act as decoys to protect
protect
them from killer proteins
They target 4 main proteinase classes ie serine, cysteine,
cysteine, aspartic,
metallometallo-proteins
Polymorphic secretions
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1-5 billion infected with roundworm
265 million schistosoma (UNICEF 1998)
Parasites are the missing diagnosis of
many chronic health problems and disease (Dr
Hermann Brueno RSTMH)
Pinworm infection 80% in children
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Parasite Knowledge
Parasites protection
• They are biobio-chemically complex in their
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• Protect themselves through mucopolysaccharides so the hosts
immune system cannot recognise them
reproductive cycles, histories, nutritional
requirements and disease manifestation
Laboratory testing is painstaking, time
consuming (up to 8 hrs)
They kill twice as many people as tuberculosis
100,000 deaths each year
They ensure survival by sexual reproduction
They shape the hosts sex lives &
hormonal/nervous system
• They have amazing adaptability skills to avoid detection &
eradication
• They are capable of interfering with ALL the body systems of the
host
Have an affinity to weak organs, can destroy cells
They can coco-adapt with different species in the human body
They excrete their own metabolic wastes, bacterial toxins, viruses
viruses as
well as heavy metals & environmental toxins when broken down
• They manipulate the cell membrane to form extensions by using
two key molecules of the host cell to attract water to the site thus
enabling penetration
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Adhesion
• They have hooks & suckers that enable them to survive and multiply
multiply that
ensure their food supply
• Worms have a structural similarity to the villi of the small intestines
intestines
• They have to penetrate a diverse range of host tissue barriers to
to be able to
• Cell Penetration
feed off the hosts nutrients
• Their saliva contain anti haemostatic, antianti-inflammatory and immuneimmune•
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suppressive properties to deceive the host
Serine proteinase is dede-activated to allow a constant blood flow (hookworm)
Cysteine is needed to help production of digestive enzymes and HCL
Aspartic acid involved in pepsin production
MetalloMetallo-proteinase protects against clostridia
Proteases are enzymes that break down amino acids
They generally neutralise enzyme systems of the body
Egg excretion is dependent on immune response
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Protozoa
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Protozoa species
70% of parasites
Invisible to the human eye
Feed off nutrients in red blood cells
Split amino acids
Produce cysts so they can survive stomach acid
and are easily passed from one species to
another
They are capable of destroying various tissues &
cells of the host
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• Single cell organisms
• Giardia lamblia
• Trichomonas
• Entamoeba histolytica
• Toxoplasmosis gondi
• Plasmodium
• Pneumocystis carinii
• Leishmania
• Cryptosporidium
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Nematodes
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Cestodes
Multicellular
Ascaris lumbricoides (roundworm)
Necator americanus (hookworm)
Ancylostoma duodenal (hookworm)
Enterobious vermicularis (pinworm)
Strongyloides (dwarf threadworm)
Trichinella (threadworm)
Filaria (heartworm)
Worms have adapted to overcome enzyme
secretions in the host
They shed their skins several times during life
cycle
They graze the mucosal surface of the host
• Tapeworms are the oldest known parasites
• Scolex (head) that attaches to the intestinal wall (as long
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Taenia saginata (beef tapeworm) Taenia solium (pork
tapeworm) Diphyllobothrium (fish tapeworm) Dipylidium
caninum (dog tapeworm)
They can grow at a spectacular rate of equivalent to 11-8
million in size in the space of 2 weeks
Unattached worms respond by swimming upstream in
the intestine to where food is more nutritious
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Trematode
Ascaris
• Flukes
• Larvae changed to cysts that are ingested
from vegetables, fish, meat or crustaceans
• Fasciolopsis buski (intestinal fluke)
• Schistosomas (bladder flukes)
• Clonorchis sinensis (liver fluke)
• Fasciolopsis hepatica (liver fluke)
• Paragonimus (lung fluke)
• Most common you will
find in practice
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Ascaris
• Estimated over 25% of the world’
world’s population are
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infected (unknowingly) with Ascaris Lumbricoides
(roundworm) larvae and eggs
One female can produce up to 200,000 eggs each day
Female lives up to a year & can house 27 million eggs
In the small intestine it can grow into an adult worm
Penetrates stomach veins
Frequent cause of low stomach acid (inhibits pepsin)
Migrates to the lungs
Commonly found in the ears, nose, throat
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Symptoms
Ascaris
• Upper abdominal discomfort
• Eye pain
• Night sweats
• Itching
• Low appetite
• Constipation
• Chest infections
• Ear aches
• Sinusitis
• Implicated in most bronchial infections
and also cause lymphatic hyperplasia
• Asthma
• Viral conditions, pancreatic/bile duct &
rectal blockage, epilepsy, retarded growth
in children, rheumatoid arthritis,
fibromyositis,
fibromyositis, irritable bowel, psoriasis,
depression, high cholesterol, diverticulitis,
crohn’
crohn’s, colitis, ulcers, cancer
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Ascaris & connections
Ascaris
• Larvae is so resistant that when it begins
to migrate it is very difficult to stop
• Normally not found in stool samples for 60
days after initial infection
• Tests also with:
– Milk, mercury, mycobacteria smegmatis &
mycobacteria tuberculinium,
tuberculinium, geotrichum
candidum,
candidum, coxsackie B4, mercaptan,
mercaptan, malonic
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They feed on B12 (anaemia)
Sensitive tongue
Ascaris & giardia lamblia = LBP
Tests more often on the GB, CS, Pan, Liv
Neurodermatitis Sk & cows milk allergy (Lung)
Eggs have been found in both the ear & urinary
tract
Chlorination & sterilisation are almost fruitless
They can survive in soil for up to 5 years
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Ascaris
Ascaris
• Ascaris infestation in intestine.
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Ascaris
• Cause of intestinal obstruction.
Co infections
Toxin release & treatment
• Toxins released = formaldehyde, chlorine,
• Mycobacteria tuberculinum is a very strong
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hereditary toxin. WHO confirms its connection
with asthma
If Geotrichum candidum tests on 998 treat and
avoid white flour and the cows milk allergy will
disappear unless there is low immunity
Ascaris,
Ascaris, Enterobious & severe fungal infection
are nearly always evident in autoauto-immune
compromised patients
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papain, wormwood, LL-cysteine,
cysteine,
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clove oil, walnut, pumpkin seeds, high dose B12
vitamins, CoCo-enzyme Q10
Feeds on cows milk products and B12
Powerful pharynx
Low protein diet
Dental foci in the lower jaw & lymph as well as
tonsils harbour ascaris
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Ascaris Lifecycle
Eurytrema Pancreaticum
• Wheat allergy
• (pancreatic fluke) = Diabetes,
Endometriosis, ME, carbohydrate
metabolism, dyspepsia, candida,
candida, blood
sugar imbalance, Crohn’
Crohn’s, epilepsy
• Mould toxins
• Pesticides
• Mercury
• Al, Pan, Tw,
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Eurytrema
• Treat coxsackie viruses, methyl alcohol &
propanpropan-2-ol with this fluke
• Eurytrema,
Eurytrema, Enterobious,
Enterobious, Ascaris,
Ascaris, Mycosis = liver
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to pesticides, mercury, methyl alcohol and
malonic acid
Treatment green walnut tincture, digestive
enzymes, noni juice, antifungal diet
Complete eradication is sometimes only
achieved after mercury detoxification
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Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm)
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• 1-2 billion people infected worldworld-wide
• Adult is 5 -10 mm long
• After copulation male dies & female
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produces 10,000 eggs. She then dies and
the juvenile is developed in 6 hours
• Commonly found in the caecum,
caecum, ilio caecal
valve & appendix but generally populate
the small intestine
• Matures into an adult in about 4 weeks
• Co exists with Dientamoeba fragilis
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Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm)
Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm)
• PeriPeri-anal itching is a classic symptom as the female lays
• Menstrual difficulties, hormonal imbalances, uterine
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problems, nymphomania,
Endometriosis
Appendicitis, hyperactivity in children, bedwetting, TMJ,
upper back pain, vaginal problems
Feeds on hormones!
Transmission and reproduction is higher during hosts
reproductive cycle
Can cause major nervous system disruption
Linked to foci in the upper jaw and TMJ
• Commonly being found in vaginal discharge & they tend
to settle in the ovaries
• If conducting an anal examination you can see them
glow under a fluorescent light in the early morning!
• Infection from water, infected hands and overpopulated
areas
• Teeth grinding, nightmares, bedwetting are common
• Abdominal pains in children (appendix)
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Pinworms
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Pinworm connections
Male.
• Formaldehyde
• House dust mite allergy
• Sinusitis
• Behavioural, ADD, hyperactivity, poor IQ
Female lip
& concentration problems in children
• PCOS
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Fasciolopsis buski (intestinal fluke)
• Toxin release = isoiso-propylpropyl-alcohol,
alcohol,
benzene, formaldehyde, aflatoxins,
aflatoxins, PCP,
xylol,
xylol, toulene,
toulene, chlorine, PCB, phosphoric
acid
• Lays upwards of 25,000 eggs per worm
per day
• Transmitted through uncooked beef
• Test on Od,
Od, Co, Liv,
Liv, Sp, Cs
• Kurzbak on the thymus
• Occiput
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Morphologic structures of
Fasciolopsis buski
Fasciolopsis buski (intestinal fluke)
• Redia,
Redia, cercariae,
cercariae, eggs
• Geopathic stress,
cancer,
endometriosis, IBS,
MS, muscular
dystrophy,
arthralgias,
arthralgias, HIV, poor
metabolism, hepatitis
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Faciolopsis Hepatica (Large Liver
fluke)
Fasciolopsis hepatica (Liver fluke)
• Crohn’
Crohn’s disease, MS, myopathy,
myopathy,
• Causes upper right abdominal pain (bile ducts)
endometriosis, joint pains, circulation
problems, strong allergies
• Likes chlorine, alcohols and lead
• Treatment = Juglandis (wormwood, clove,
walnut) chlorella, Vitamin B2, nicotinamide
300 mg
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• Od,
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crohn’s and ulcerative colitis,
(thickens blood) poor circulation, ME, MS,
candida,
candida, hormone problems
Found in liver, kidneys, spleen & gallbladder
Thickens bile ducts
Toxins released = chlorine, alcohols, pesticides
Vitamin B2 and nicotinamide
Test on Od,
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Fasciola hepatica
Trichinella (threadworm)
• Pork allergy
• Depression, acne, muscle pains, IBS, acid
intolerance
• ImmuneImmune-compromised patients, Rheumatoid
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arthritis, Fibromyalgia
Mycosis infections
Lactic acid & ascorbic acid intolerance
Tinnitus & aspirin
Treat on 998 first, then 191
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Trichinella
Trichinella
• The larvae bore a hole into the intestine wall
• Threadworm
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using an enzyme (a protein that eats through
the wall) then rides along the bloodstream until
it reaches a muscle where it forms into a cyst (a
pearl like structure)
Inside the cyst the larva transforms into the
scolex.
scolex. Each segment can house hundreds of
eggs
It can stay dormant for years! In the stomach
the cysts are safe from digestive acids
Has been reportedly found in the tongue
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Larvae
Giardia lamblia
• The larvae and development stages of
• IBS, diarrhoea, ME, weight problems
parasites cause more stress in the body
than the egg stage
• NonNon-vaccinated children are normally said
to be parasite free
• Levels of antibodies with food allergies
(IgE)
IgE) correspond to the level of parasite
activity
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(particularly fat intolerance), poor digestion,
small intestine, gallbladder problems,
cholesterol, low blood pressure, eye conditions
Destroys mucus membranes that lead to food
intolerance – particularly makes patients lactose
and gluten intolerant
Can be the cause of multiple food allergies
initially starting with wheat
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Giardia lamblia
• Infection mainly by water, food and pets and
oral/anal sexual practices
• You can pass 1 million cysts each day
• Blood type A, low stomach acid and candida
patients are more vunerable
• In treating Giardia lamblia trozophytes,
trozophytes, food
intolerances improve very quickly!
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rizol,
glutamine
Tests nearly always on Gb,
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Salmonella (bacteria)
Salmonella
• Egg intolerance, diarrhoea, digestive disorders,
• Bacteria
weight problems, influenza
• Endometriosis, menopausal irregularities,
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earache, nervous disorders, particularly
depression, bulimia
Joint problems
Test on Co, Jt,
Jt, Liv,
Liv, Sp, Gb,
Gb, Si, St
Treatment = ParaPara-Rizol,
Rizol, tumeric,
tumeric, walnut and
fennel
Treat salmonella with egg and Thiother
Salmonella typhimurium is the most common
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Ancylostomas (hookworms)
Ancylostomas
• 500 million infected worldwide
• 10 mm in length. Produce up to 25,000 eggs per day. 54
million eggs
• Hookworm
• Colitis, crohn’
crohn’s, anaemia, poor absorption, fibromyositis,
fibromyositis,
IBS, rheumatoid arthritis, bronchitis
• Mouth of the worm has teeth that clamp into tissues
• Juveniles stay in the host’
host’s skin and migrate (sometimes
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Cause scarring in the intestine mucous membrane by
frequently changing suction sites
Neutralises clotting so as to keep blood flow as nutrients
Attracted to the host by heat
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Hookworm in action!
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Necator americanus
Strongyloides (Parasitical worm)
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• Mercury inin-toxification,
toxification, depression, rheumatoid arthritis,
1 billion infections worldwide
Anaemia
Bleeding
Weight loss
Upper abdominal pain
Itchy skin
Nullify the activity of metalloproteinases that aid intestinal tissue
repair
• Female hookworms migrate into the large intestine from the small
intestine after conventional medication (flagyl
(flagyl))
• Treatment: B Vits,
Vits, papain regime. 191, 340, 922, 923, 530
fibrofibro-myositis,
myositis, asthma, pneumonia
• Bloating with greasy stools, diarrhoea, anaemia, urinary
tract infections
• Can stay in body for a lifetime with no obvious
symptoms.
• Larvae migrate to the lungs where they are coughed up,
swallowed and reproduce in the small intestine
• Test with mercury & heavy metals
• Ns, Jt,
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• Larva
• Bladder Parasite
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Schistosomas haematobium
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Schistosomas
• Adult 10 mm in length
• Anaemia
• Bladder & kidney problems (including cancer), colitis, uterine
problems (endometriosis), MS, chlamydia,
chlamydia, cystitis, IBS
• Bladder wall calcification due to egg induced inflammation
• Enlargement of liver and spleen. 30 – 60 day incubation period
before symptoms appear.
• Can live in the host for 20 – 30 years. Produces up to 1,000 eggs
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Creates blood in the urine due to tissue damage
More infective in the dark
Granulomas in the liver can lead to tumours
Treat on 50hz with chlamydia
Olekomposit oil, walnut, juglandis
Bl,
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Intestinal problems colitis etc
Multiple sclerosis
Eye problems (protein spots)
Co, Liv,
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Sulphur medication
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Castor oil
Crayfish
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Clonorchis sinensis (Chinese Liver
fluke)
Toxoplasmosis Gondi (Protozoa)
• Intracellular parasite
• Autoimmune disorders, rheumatism, low back pain,
• Crohn’
Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis
• Liver, bile ducts, spleen
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• Symptoms = Hepatitis, food allergies, viruses
• They thicken the bile duct lining which causes
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problems, (goitre) lactic acid intolerance in most cases
Can be ingested via house dust. Causes reaction within
hours in some cases or lies dormant for years with no
symptoms in others
In France and Austria all expectant mothers are tested
for toxoplasmosis
Mental illness
Cysteine,
Cysteine, 197, 191
Ns, Ly
Connected to strong allergies
inflammation of the liver
• Tissues become fibrous and lead to tumours
WHO recognised carcinogenic
• Stores ethylene glycol
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Dicrocoelium dendriticum
• Lancet fluke
• Cow & sheep are intermediate host,
transmission via undercooked meat
• Commonly found under stones in streams
• Cancer
• Lives in bile ducts
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Paragonimus westermani
Lung fluke
• All types of lung disorders
• Coughing
• Pancreas, CNS i.e. headaches, epilepsy,
P. carinii classed as fungus
Aids
Asthma
Can migrate to the brain
Cortisone
Fibro syndromes in the lungs
Remedies
Myrrh for P. carinii
Papaya regime for P. west
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Trichomonadas
Trichomonas (Protozoa)
• Testing & treatment = stimulate on 198 you will
• 180 million infected
find them or Kurzbak on lower bladder
worldwide (10% in India)
• High dose cranberry capsules, garlic, propolis,
propolis,
• Infections in the lower
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candida),
leucorrhoea, frigidity in
older women, prostatitis
& prostate related
problems in older men,
hypersexual activity in
young men
Must treat both partners
to gain complete
remission
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(Bactoflora)
Bactoflora) can take upwards of 20 therapy
treatments to completely clear
Known cause of still birth
Sexually active people test for trichomonadas,
trichomonadas,
entamoeba histolyticia,
histolyticia, giardia lamblia,
lamblia,
pinworms
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Taenia Saginata (Beef Tapeworm)
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• Grows up to 12 metres!
• But normally only 1 worm
• 590 million eggs per year
• No obvious symptoms
• All tapeworms generally carry viruses i.e.
formaldehyde, chlorine, PCB’
PCB’s, ethylene,
solvents
• Heavy metals
• Pinworm, flukes
• Secondary infections include:
trichomonadas,
trichomonadas, gardnerella,
gardnerella, proteus
• Candidas
coxsackie,
coxsackie, epsteinepstein-barr,
barr, herpes, influenza
viruses
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Taenia solium (Pork tapeworm)
Taenia SaginataSaginata- no hooks &
Taenis Solium - hooks
• Allergy to pork & ascorbic acid
• Weight loss, anaemia, bowel disorders, constipation, can block
entire intestinal tract, viral conditions, epilepsy, headaches
• Can grow up to 7 metres!
• All dogs have them!
• Adult sometimes steals up to 75% of B12 before it is absorbed by
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Fibromyalgia & lactic acid intolerance
Feeds off your carbohydrates & amino acids
50,000 deaths per year
Brain cysts are not uncommon
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Amoebas
• Film Amoeba
• Iodamoeba butschlii carried by pork tapeworm
• Diarrhoea, appendix conditions, IBS
• Entamoeba histolytica infection is a 100%
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with human faeces
If undetected can cause colitis
Treat with curcuma (tumeric
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(tumeric),
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Eye worm, in 5 year old
Loa Loa
• Ht, Sk,
Sk,
• Watery eyes
• Acne & skin complaints
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Dirofilaria immitis
Dirofilaria immitis
• Transmitted by mosquitos to cats and dogs
• Symptoms are generally mild – causes bronchial
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and heart irregularities
Can be seen on xx-ray
Can cause granulomatous lesions in the lungs
Symptoms improve quickly after treatment
Ht, Cs, Lung
Raised ILIL-10
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small intestinal fluke
Dirofilaria
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Psoriasis
Potatoe allergy
Geotrichum candidum
Lindane pesticide
Psoriasis Arthritic = Very strong mycosis with
heavy metal involvement
Alflatoxins
Sk,
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Lym, Jt
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Echinococcus
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Echinococcus Lifecycle
E granulosus
Transmission via dogs
Various strains
Common in horses in Ireland
ME
E multilocularis = Cancer
Survives freezing (below 56 degrees C)
Liv,
Liv, Lym,
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Trichuris trichiura (whipworm)
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Trichuris (whipworm)
• 600 million
• Causes intestinal & joint problems
• Anaemia, colitis, coughing with bloody
• Appendix
• Gallbladder
• Small intestine
• Lungs
phlegm
• Test on Co, Si, Gb,
Gb, Lu, Jt,
Jt, Cs
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Trichuris in appendix
Trichuris in intestine
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The cause of a breast lump!
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Cutaneous larva migrans
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Warning!
• Please look away now if of a nervous
disposition!!
• This gentleman was involved in a minor
R.T.A. unfortunately for the attending
traffic policeman he had been ignoring a
rare cancerous growth which had eaten
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Detoxification
Immune System
• When treating parasites beware of
• Vaccinations are an assault on the immune
Herxheimer’
Herxheimer’s reaction
• Laxatives and detoxifiers = psyllium
husks, flax seeds, pumpkin seeds,
bentonite clay, beetroot, apple pectin,
comfrey root, papaya extract
• Worms – Milk and crushed garlic in an
enema for colonic irrigation
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system because of their contents that later often
lead to a real vulnerability to viral/bacterial
infections, which reduce aerobic metabolism
Further weakening occurs via antibiotic/steroid
abuse and exposure to environmental toxins
This slows down metabolism leading to
infestation of parasites that activate fungus
The fungi then live on and sometimes inside the
parasite
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• Purged stool test = Epsom salts! Sample is put in
Ai = pathological information
A = acceptance of parasite
H = symbiotic
Di = diseased
H+Di = psychosomatic cause
998 = allergic component
80% = Ai
10% = Allergy/toxin
10% = Symbiotic
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container with formaldehyde to preserve it for
examination
Mucosal swab = immunoimmuno-fluorescent stains
String test = using a gelatin capsule containing a string!
Blood test
Urine test
Scotch tape test for ringworm
Cat scans
Biopsy
Basically the more sophisticated the detection
procedures such as adding concentration, flotation,
appropriate preservatives & specialised permanent
stains, the more likely the positive findings
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Generally on 197, 191. OD, CO, JT, SI, LIV, CS
Worms nearly always show on the SI
Flukes on the liver
Generally when the liver cannot cope well with
toxins you find more here than anywhere else
Otherwise refer to Alan Baklayan parasite sheet
and tests as shown
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meridians, stimulate on 192/198 to bring them
out to play if they are hiding or use the impulse
generator for 2 to 4 minutes
Then test & treat on 998, 197, 191
They are in intracellular tissues as well as extraextracellular
When detoxifying heavy metals, environmental
strains, pesticides etc., sometimes parasites will
fight for survival and go intraintra-cellular
Normally best to treat synergistically
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How & Why
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Antibiotic induced colitis
• Cause is Clostridium difficile,
difficile, clostridium
Explosion of international travel
Contamination of water supplies
Increase in day care centres
Increase in refugee & immigrant populations from
endemic areas
Popularity of house pets
Popularity of exotic foods such as sushi etc
Antibiotics & immunosuppressive drugs
The “sexual revolution”
revolution”
The parasites unique ability to adapt to the changing
environment
perfringens,
perfringens, staphylococcus aureus
• Hookworm
• Ascaris
• Fasciolopsis
• Denditricum
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Coeliac disease
1. Frequently occurs between age 6 months to a
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year when switched from a milk diet to a
cereal one
Symptoms include : anaemia, pale face colour,
developmental delay, foul smelling stools
(yellow colour), bloated abdomen
Weight loss, inability to digest fats, mouth
ulcers, bone loss, poor protein digestion
Hypersensitivity to gluten, enzyme defects
Causes = lamblia,
lamblia, toxoplasmosis, deep seated
fungal i.e. Geotrichum,
Geotrichum, cryptococcus
neoformans,
neoformans, viruses, bacteria
Folic acid, B12, Vit A supplementation
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Crohn’
Crohn’s disease
• Normally lower ileum affected
• 20 to 40 year olds
• Increased risk of cancer
• Hereditary dominance factor
• B12 deficiency
• Arthritis & gallstones develop
• Secondary bacterial infections
• Strong psychological factor (a holding on)
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Ulcerative colitis
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Kurzbak testing
95% of cases rectum is inflamed (proctitis
(proctitis))
20 to 40 year olds
Psychological stress, smokers more susceptible
Diarrhoea, bloody slimy stools, pain in the lower
abdomen, adhesions
Joints, skin, eyes, urogenital tract, anaemia, B12
deficiency
Ancylostoma,
Ancylostoma, clonorchis sinensis,
sinensis, fasciolopsis
hepatica, salmonella, ascaris
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• This allows you to test directly on the
organ or area of focus by bypassing the
meridians
• Very useful in detecting parasite strains,
bacteria & hidden toxins
• Impulse generator excellent for opening
up ALL cells, particularly intraintra-cellular
parasites
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Treatment
Papaya regime
• Regime = no food for 2 hours then every
hour for 6 hours
• 1000 mg papain,
papain, 500 mg LL-cysteine,
cysteine, 300
mg wormwood – then eat a low protein
diet
• 6 day regime, then 10 days off
• Repeat as necessary
• Zapper & Medicines
• Juglandis
• CoCo-enzyme
• L- cysteine
• Olekomposit oil
• Wormwood
• Pumpkin seeds
• Caraway oil
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Food allergies, pollens & parasites
• Elimination of all parasites leads to
strengthening of metabolism and often
food allergies do not test anymore
• Are food allergies a result of an immune
system reaction to parasites?
• Treating & eliminating parasites does lead
to a reduction of food sensitivity if not
elimination
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References
• Parasite Rex: ISBN 00-74327432-00110011-X
• Parasites –The Hidden Cause of Many
Diseases by Alan Baklayan,
Baklayan, ND
• Treatment of chronic inflammatory
intestinal disorders by Alan Baklayan
• Promising outlook in the battle against
parasites by Alan Baklayan
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• Parasites have coco-evolved with the human
immune system and have much to teach
us
• Treat them all with respect!
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