Parazap
by Anita
A couple of days ago I was getting acid reflux coming with a lot of saliva and small parasite bugs were in the saliva and kind of foamy/frothy stuff. This has never happened before, and I was wondering if this is normal or should I go to a doctor???? Hi Anita, Are you referring to Hilda Clark's Parazap parasite cleanse kit, like the one available at Herbal Remedies? The only other Parazap that I'm familiar with is targeted more for cleansing animals of parasites rather than people. :) First, let's address your heartburn. Try adding 1 teaspoon of raw organic apple cider vinegar to a glass of water and drink it before or after meals or whenever you feel the heartburn coming on. Secondly, if you are coughing up parasites, your cleanse has not been completely successful. I don't have any personal experience with Hilda Clark's parasite cleanse, although I've heard good things about it. I would not classify bringing up parasites as "normal." :) It's true that most of us have parasites in us more often than not. However, your body generally keeps them under control by using your natural antibodies and good bacteria. If for some reason your immune system has been weakened - from use of prescription medications, poor diet, drugs, etc. - the bacteria, fungus, or parasite gets a chance to grow out of control. I use and recommend AIM's Herbal Fiberblend. For a full cleanse you need to stick with it for about 3 months. This is a good idea for everyone at least once per year or so. For a severe case of parasitic infection, I also recommend a month of Para 90 capsules, too. It's important that you also build up the good bacteria in your body when you are fighting parasites. You should be taking probiotics every day, something like Florafood. If you decide to see a doctor about your condition, look for a doctor who is knowledgeable in natural health and healing. You'll benefit much more in the long run because they usually have a better understanding of how to deal with parasites safely, naturally, and effectively. I hope you feel better soon. To your good health! Angie |
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