Symptoms of dysfunction of the gastro-intestinal tract
Constipation – due to their form and large size, some species of worms can physically block some organs. Abundant worm invasion can cause biliary and intestinal obstruction, which results in rare and obstructed defecations.
Diarrhea – protozoan parasites (they can be seen only under the microscope) excrete substances, excess of which leads to increased elimination of sodium and chlorides from the body, which in its turn leads to frequent and watery defecations.
Flatus and abdominal distension – some species of parasites when living in the upper part of the small intestine cause inflammation of its walls, flatulence and abdominal distension. Gradually, there appears dysbacteriosis, that is, disturbance of natural intestinal microflora; under such conditions food can’t be digested, biochemical reactions run incorrectly, with excessive flatus formation.
Ultrasonic diagnosis of the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas was accompanied by the search for the cause of the anomalies in these organs. In 100% there were found protozoan parasites (lambliae or amoebae). And in 100% of all examined patients there were found viruses of hepatitis (jaundice) in the liver.
Joint and muscle pains- it’s well known that parasites can migrate for the purpose of encysting in the articular fluid and muscles, that is they live there and encyst, form a capsule to protect themselves from pharmacological intervention. When it happens, the person feels some pain, which is often taken for consequences of arthritis, which is very hard to cure. According to the data of the WHO for 1996, up to 90-100% of the whole population of the Earth are infected with trichinosis. It’s a parasitic infection that affects the muscles, in combination with fungi and chlamydiae it often induces arthrosis, arthritis in the intervertebral joints, which leads to changes of the cartilaginous disks, as a result, there appear hernias in the spinal column. Pains and inflammations of joints and muscles can result from malnutrition of tissues induced by some species of parasites or an immune response to their presence in the body.
Anemia – some species of intestinal worms stick to the mucous membrane of the guts and suck nutrients out of the host’s body. If there is a large number of parasites in the body, they can induce a sufficient loss of blood, which results in iron deficiency. Non intestinal species of parasites can cause anemia due to another mechanism – toxins (poisons) that they constantly discharge into the blood can inhibit the work of the bone marrow where red blood cells (haemoglobin carriers) are produced.
Allergy – it’s a well-known fact that parasitism can result in toxicoallergic reactions. Getting into the blood, toxins of parasites are carried all around the body; sometimes, they even get onto the surface of the skin in the form of rash; toxins irritate nerve endings, which leads to itch. Modern medicines for allergy treatment can at best temporarily remove an allergic reaction, while parasites go on effectively supplying the blood with their toxins.
Skin - parasites can cause hives, rash, eczema, and other allergic type reactions. Skin sores, tumours, papillomas and dermatitis can result from presence of protozoan parasites.
Psoriasis, vitiligo – these are diseases caused by worms (filariae) settled in the skin, and trichinae, settled in the hypoderm.
Eyes - when microfilariae penetrate into the organs of sight, there can develop eye diseases – conjunctivitis, itch, keratitis, lacrimation, photophobia. Germs that appear from eggs of the tapeworm can settle in the skeletal muscles, in the heart, hypoderm, eyes, and brain. There comes loss of sight accompanied by various, unpredictable defects in the work of the finest eye optics, as tapeworm larvae cause organic ocular lesions.
Echinococcus can settle in the eyehole, as well as under the eye retina, causing exophthalmos, detachment of retina, lenticular opacity. At ultrasonic diagnostics of the eyeground, the parasite can be taken for a cancerous tumor.
Weight gain - Doctor Donald Kelly believes that ... parasites are the main cause of obesity as they deprive the human body of indispensable nutrients, leaving to it just empty calories… The body starts requiring more and more food as it lacks indispensable vitamins and minerals. It’s quite logical that it’s unreal to lose weight steadily without eliminating the body from parasites.
Weight loss - some parasites, especially when it comes to children, can cause weight loss – due to robbing the body of nutrients, vitamins, minerals; the lion’s share of them is taken from food by parasites.
Chronic fatigue – complaints about weakness, flu-like state, apathy, lack of concentration and a bad memory can be connected with parasites, living in the body, the vital activity of which leads to deficiency of nutrients in the body due to a poor absorption of proteins, fats and vitamins , vitamins A and B12 in particular.
Immunity disturbances - parasites weaken immunity as their presence provokes constant stimulation of the protective system and in the course of time parasites can weaken it greatly. 90 % of parasites live in the lumen of the small intestines, the state of which is responsible for our immunity. That explains the weakness of immunity of those who suffer from helminthosis, which paves the way to secondary pathogenic infections – fungous, viral infections and others…
Children’s diseases.
Children are the most defenceless to an adverse effect of helminthes. The body of a child is not complete in its development, so children’s health disorders are more evident than those of adults.
“Children are often infected with extraintestinal parasites as early as in their mothers’ womb … as the mothers’ placenta doesn’t filter trichomonas and toxoplasmas . Millions of new-born babies leave maternity homes, already infected with toxoplasmosis. What is waiting for them in the future? Epilepsy? Asthma? Retropharyngeal abscess or a complicated form of schizophrenia?” - N. Semyenova.
There’s an opinion that 90% of children dying under the age of 5 years, die of parasites.
Modern medicine has forgotten that if …there’s a disease there must be its pathogen.
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Constipation – due to their form and large size, some species of worms can physically block some organs. Abundant worm invasion can cause biliary and intestinal obstruction, which results in rare and obstructed defecations.
Diarrhea – protozoan parasites (they can be seen only under the microscope) excrete substances, excess of which leads to increased elimination of sodium and chlorides from the body, which in its turn leads to frequent and watery defecations.
Flatus and abdominal distension – some species of parasites when living in the upper part of the small intestine cause inflammation of its walls, flatulence and abdominal distension. Gradually, there appears dysbacteriosis, that is, disturbance of natural intestinal microflora; under such conditions food can’t be digested, biochemical reactions run incorrectly, with excessive flatus formation.
Ultrasonic diagnosis of the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas was accompanied by the search for the cause of the anomalies in these organs. In 100% there were found protozoan parasites (lambliae or amoebae). And in 100% of all examined patients there were found viruses of hepatitis (jaundice) in the liver.
Joint and muscle pains- it’s well known that parasites can migrate for the purpose of encysting in the articular fluid and muscles, that is they live there and encyst, form a capsule to protect themselves from pharmacological intervention. When it happens, the person feels some pain, which is often taken for consequences of arthritis, which is very hard to cure. According to the data of the WHO for 1996, up to 90-100% of the whole population of the Earth are infected with trichinosis. It’s a parasitic infection that affects the muscles, in combination with fungi and chlamydiae it often induces arthrosis, arthritis in the intervertebral joints, which leads to changes of the cartilaginous disks, as a result, there appear hernias in the spinal column. Pains and inflammations of joints and muscles can result from malnutrition of tissues induced by some species of parasites or an immune response to their presence in the body.
Anemia – some species of intestinal worms stick to the mucous membrane of the guts and suck nutrients out of the host’s body. If there is a large number of parasites in the body, they can induce a sufficient loss of blood, which results in iron deficiency. Non intestinal species of parasites can cause anemia due to another mechanism – toxins (poisons) that they constantly discharge into the blood can inhibit the work of the bone marrow where red blood cells (haemoglobin carriers) are produced.
Allergy – it’s a well-known fact that parasitism can result in toxicoallergic reactions. Getting into the blood, toxins of parasites are carried all around the body; sometimes, they even get onto the surface of the skin in the form of rash; toxins irritate nerve endings, which leads to itch. Modern medicines for allergy treatment can at best temporarily remove an allergic reaction, while parasites go on effectively supplying the blood with their toxins.
Skin - parasites can cause hives, rash, eczema, and other allergic type reactions. Skin sores, tumours, papillomas and dermatitis can result from presence of protozoan parasites.
Psoriasis, vitiligo – these are diseases caused by worms (filariae) settled in the skin, and trichinae, settled in the hypoderm.
Eyes - when microfilariae penetrate into the organs of sight, there can develop eye diseases – conjunctivitis, itch, keratitis, lacrimation, photophobia. Germs that appear from eggs of the tapeworm can settle in the skeletal muscles, in the heart, hypoderm, eyes, and brain. There comes loss of sight accompanied by various, unpredictable defects in the work of the finest eye optics, as tapeworm larvae cause organic ocular lesions.
Echinococcus can settle in the eyehole, as well as under the eye retina, causing exophthalmos, detachment of retina, lenticular opacity. At ultrasonic diagnostics of the eyeground, the parasite can be taken for a cancerous tumor.
Weight gain - Doctor Donald Kelly believes that ... parasites are the main cause of obesity as they deprive the human body of indispensable nutrients, leaving to it just empty calories… The body starts requiring more and more food as it lacks indispensable vitamins and minerals. It’s quite logical that it’s unreal to lose weight steadily without eliminating the body from parasites.
Weight loss - some parasites, especially when it comes to children, can cause weight loss – due to robbing the body of nutrients, vitamins, minerals; the lion’s share of them is taken from food by parasites.
Chronic fatigue – complaints about weakness, flu-like state, apathy, lack of concentration and a bad memory can be connected with parasites, living in the body, the vital activity of which leads to deficiency of nutrients in the body due to a poor absorption of proteins, fats and vitamins , vitamins A and B12 in particular.
Immunity disturbances - parasites weaken immunity as their presence provokes constant stimulation of the protective system and in the course of time parasites can weaken it greatly. 90 % of parasites live in the lumen of the small intestines, the state of which is responsible for our immunity. That explains the weakness of immunity of those who suffer from helminthosis, which paves the way to secondary pathogenic infections – fungous, viral infections and others…
Children’s diseases.
Children are the most defenceless to an adverse effect of helminthes. The body of a child is not complete in its development, so children’s health disorders are more evident than those of adults.
“Children are often infected with extraintestinal parasites as early as in their mothers’ womb … as the mothers’ placenta doesn’t filter trichomonas and toxoplasmas . Millions of new-born babies leave maternity homes, already infected with toxoplasmosis. What is waiting for them in the future? Epilepsy? Asthma? Retropharyngeal abscess or a complicated form of schizophrenia?” - N. Semyenova.
There’s an opinion that 90% of children dying under the age of 5 years, die of parasites.
Modern medicine has forgotten that if …there’s a disease there must be its pathogen.
NEXT>>
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