Blastocystis Hominis Protozoan Herbal Parasite Cleanse

Blastocystis Hominis Parasite Cleanse

A Powerful blend of specific herbs to help remove Blastocystis and other protozoan parasites. Freshly prepared when purchased. Free Shipping and eBook.

Parasites are an umbrella term for a wide range of different species. The protozoan is also known as Protozoa or plural protozoans. If you have a test that comes back positive, it will likely be for Blastocystis hominis or Dientamoeba fragilis, which are Protozoa.

Protozoan or Worms? There is a difference.

Treating worms with herbs to kill human worm infection is not the same as treating Protozoan parasite infections, such as Blastocystis and Dientamoeba. Protozoa are tiny one-celled parasitic organisms that multiply in their human host. Worms or Helminths are visible to the naked eye and often not noticed until they reach adulthood. Roundworms or hookworm are not treated with antibiotics.

Gut issues can be the result of an undiagnosed gut infection. Many cases turn out to be gut protozoan, for example, the parasites Blastocystis hominis and Dientamoeba fragilis. Eliminating protozoan parasites is challenging for the medical profession and natural health practitioners. Treating human protozoan parasite infection is not a clear-cut case for everyone. Some people have success with prescribed medication with no side effects. In contrast, others use herbal parasite cleansing clears, Blastocystis, Dientamoeba and other protozoan parasites.

Antibiotic Resistance

Bacteria and parasites are adapting to antibiotics and have created antimicrobial or antibiotic resistance. An antimicrobial kills microorganisms, stopping them from multiplying. Antibiotics are used against bacteria, for instance, such as H. Pylori. Parasites, still, in some cases, antibiotics are not always successful. Antibiotics can compromise the gut flora and cause gut health problems for people sensitive to their effects. Combining antibiotics reduces the total number of bacteria and dramatically shifts gut microbiota composition.

Antibiotic resistance to antibiotics makes it harder to kill protozoan parasites like Blastocystis hominis or Dientamoeba fragilis. A natural herbal parasite cleansing with specific certified organic herbs can be used before or after conventional medications if you choose to. If you think you may have parasites or worms, find out which ones you are hosting before deciding on any treatment course.

Often, people take antibiotics as a first choice, and they sometimes work, but sometimes they don’t. If you have not had a course of antibiotics for an extended period, this herbal parasite detox cleanse may help. Whichever parasite cleanse or parasite treatment you decide on, we suggest you take an excellent broad-spectrum probiotic before bed. When taking a course of antibiotics, you need as much good gut flora as possible. If you have a compromised gut, discuss your options with your doctor or natural healthcare practitioner before deciding what treatment you want.

Self Diagnoses and Treatment – Don’t Do It

It’s time-consuming and expensive figuring out what’s going on in your body. Treating symptoms is not the answer to ongoing gut problems. It is always best to find out the underlying cause of your health problems to make the right treatment choices that suit you. Many people go through endless tests that come back negative when all they need to do is be tested for parasites and bacterial infections.

I have been diagnosed with a Protozoan Parasite – What is it?

Protozoan – or Protozoa are one-cell parasites that can be found worldwide. Some protozoans are helpful, while others are harmful. They live and thrive in other organisms’ cells, tissues, and mucus environments and cause gastrointestinal tract infections. There are too many to list, but the most common ones are Intestinal protozoa, which come back positive from either a blood or stool test.

Intestinal Protozoa – Common Protozoan One-Cell Parasites

Giardia – is a microscopic one-cell parasite that affects the small intestines. Giardia is picked up from surfaces, soil, food, or water contaminated with faeces from humans or animals. This parasite causes diarrhoea illness known as giardiasis. It is contagious and spreads from person to person. It can survive independently outside of a host as an outer shield protects it. There are different ways of becoming contaminated—for example, ingesting water from swimming pools, spars, and swimming in lakes.

Blastocystis hominis – is a nasty little single-celled microscopic parasite that can be picked up from ingesting food or contaminated water. Stool tests detect this parasite, and symptoms include diarrhoea, abdominal pain or often multiple gastrointestinal problems.

Cryptosporidium hominis – infects the intestines and causes diarrhoea. Cryptosporidium infections can be picked up via farm animals, pets and animals native to Australia. The symptoms include watery diarrhoea and cramping stomach. She was feeling feverish, nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite. Symptoms start to be experienced around the 12th day of being infected.

Cryptosporidium – can be detected from a stool sample. It is passed on via person-to-person contact among families, especially children, swimming in recreational contaminated water, infected animals, drinking contaminated water, untreated bores and wells, and drinking unprocessed milk from affected cows. You can pick it up from unwashed raw fruit, vegetables and salads.

Entamoeba histolytica causing Amoebiasis – occurs when the eggs are ingested. Quickly spreads from person to person and is detected by a stool test and picked up from street food contaminated by being handled by people infected, especially when visiting underdeveloped countries. It can be passed on from babies’ nappies, drinking infested water, eating contaminated raw vegetables and fruit and having oral-anal sex. Some people carry this parasite without experiencing symptoms, passing it on to others.

Dientamoeba fragilis – is a parasite that affects the gastrointestinal tract of humans. Often people show no symptoms of Dientamoeba fragilis. In others, symptoms include loose stools, persistent diarrhoea, gut pain, loss of weight for no apparent reason, loss of appetite, and feeling sick and exhausted. There needs to be a clear understanding of how the Dientamoeba fragilis parasite spreads to others. Still, the transmission is most likely via contaminated food and water ingestion.

Best herbal treatment for blastocysts and other parasites

Natural Herbal Protozoan Parasite Cleanse Freshly prepared certified organic herbs blended with specific herbs that treat blastocysts and other one-cell parasites. A well-balanced, healthy diet may get rid of one-cell parasites naturally. If you have completed a course of antibiotic medication for protozoan infection and retesting results are positive. Our herbal parasite cleanse may help.

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Neem (Azadirachta indica)

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