Detox

Treating your whole body and removing all parasites at the same time is crucial. These organisms are resilient and strong. Without treating the whole body, you can and will become re-infected. Parasites are being extensively researched by world-renowned institutions because the link to other diseases is clear

Why do you still need to do a liver detox if your gallbladder has been removed?
Your liver is now going to run bile directly into your intestine
Why do you still need a liver detox if your gallbladder is removed?
When the gallbladder is removed, bile made by the liver can no longer be stored between meals. Instead, the bile flows directly into the intestine anytime the liver produces it.
Do you have the following symptoms?
Severe pain in the upper right or middle of your abdomen
Tenderness in the abdomen, especially the right upper part
Abdominal pain that lasts several hours
Pain that may extend under the right shoulder blade or behind
Pain that worsens after eating a heavy meal, especially fatty or greasy food
Pain that feels dull, sharp or crampy
Pain that increases when you take a deep breath
Heartburn, indigestion and excess gas
Chest pain
A feeling of fullness in the abdomen
Nausea
Vomiting
Fever, ranging from low grade to severe
Shake with chills
Stool of an unusual color (often lighter, like clay)
Dark urine (often described as tea-colored)
Can Parasites Make You Gain Weight?
Do you struggle with bloating, gas, constipation or other digestive problems
Because parasites come in so many shapes and sizes, they can cause a very wide variety of problems. Some consume your food (from inside your body), leaving you hungry after every meal and unable to lose weight. ... Some lay eggs that can cause itching, irritability and even insomnia.
Mood disorders
Strong cravings for processed foods and sugar
Anemia or iron deficiency (worms can cause enough blood loss to cause anemia or iron deficiency)
Skin diseases such as hives, rashes, eczema, itchy dermatitis, acne, ulcers, sores, lesions, etc.
Recurrent yeast infections such as Candida
Bleeding gums
Headache anxiety nervousness
Teeth grind and drool during sleep
Food allergies / food sensitivities
Poor Appetite
Sexual dysfunction
Chronic fatigue
Unhealthy food cravings
Persistent digestive problems (cramping, bloating, gas, etc.)
Hungry all the time
Sore / stiff joints
Breathing problems Itching - especially around the mouth, nose and anus
Memory problems