Human nutrition has a great impact
health. It also affects parasites. A scattered, mixed and sweet diet is an ideal place to grow parasites from viruses to worms. The diet should include plenty of greens, vegetables and herbs that have an antiparasitic effect.
Calamus
It has the strongest antiparasitic properties, manifesting itself in the organs of the nervous system (plasma, bone marrow, speech apparatus), reproductive system, liver and pancreas. Eliminates parasites from the head, eliminates sinusitis, epilepsy, deafness, hysteria, memory loss. Calamus juice can be used to clean and disinfect.
Altai
The root is used. It has the strongest antiparasitic effect on single-celled parasites living in blood, plasma, muscles, brain, nerve tissue and genitals. It has a beneficial effect on parasites in the respiratory, urinary, digestive and nervous systems. The range of destructive effects on parasites is wide - from protozoa and viruses to multi-meter tapeworms. Marshmallow has a high silicone content - an element of life.
Reyhan
Its antiparasitic properties are similar to those of marshmallows. It is very convenient to use dried vegetable powder when cooking.
Cranberry
All parts of the plant have an antiparasitic effect. Carrots are most commonly used. Dried and ground barberry can be added to salads, first and second courses. Destructive for liver parasites. Improves the filtration capacity of the liver, promotes the breakdown of fats, cleanses the blood.
Carnation
The spectrum of antiparasitic effects is wide - round, tapeworm and flatworms, protozoa, bacteria, fungi and viruses. The antiparasitic effect of cloves is manifested in plasma, brain, nervous and reproductive systems. The use of cloves for pharyngitis, sinusitis, laryngitis, toothache and impotence helps the body get rid of parasites and has a healing effect. Cloves disinfect the entire lung, stomach and lymphatic system.
Karatat
Even after heat treatment, cold-pressed pomegranate juice kills oral Trichomonas, bacteria, parasites, fungi - the penis and candidiasis. Pomegranate has an anti-parasitic effect on all organs and systems of the human body. It is made from tinctures, decoctions, powdered pomegranate, oil pomegranate seeds. Pomegranate products are easily combined with cinnamon and cloves.
Elecampane
Use plant roots and flowers. Antiparasitic effect manifests itself in the respiratory, digestive and nervous systems, in all organs except the male reproductive system. Elecampane cleanses the blood and lungs of parasites, stimulates detoxification and regeneration of lung tissue. Elecampane is combined with ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, marshmallow and comfrey.
Oregano
During flowering, the aerial part of the plant collected in infusions and tea collections is used. Has an antiparasitic effect on bacteria and protozoa.
St. John's wort
Very often used in combination with oregano. Its anti-parasitic properties are mainly manifested in the gas exchange organs and the respiratory system.
Strawberry
The leaves of the plant are used. It is a powerful tool against parasites of the urogenital system.
Willow
The bark of the tree is used. Has antiviral effect. In practice, it is used as an anti-febrile and analgesic agent.
Ginger
The root of the plant is used. It is known for its broad-spectrum antiparasitic effect against helminths, viruses and fungi. Harmful to intestinal and respiratory parasites.
Hissop
It is a deep cleansing tool known since ancient times. A small amount of hysop leaves can be added to salads, first and second courses. Hyssop is a powerful tool against worms and fungi.
Calendar
The bactericidal effect has long been known. The flowers of the plant are used to make tea collections. Sliced fresh or dried flowers can be used for cooking. Broad-spectrum antiparasitic effect.
Viburnum
Used berries, branches, plant leaves. Has antiparasitic effect on bacteria, protozoa and viruses. Kakule seeds are used. It has antiparasitic properties in the circulatory system, as well as in the digestive, respiratory and nervous systems. Harmful to many types of parasites - from fungi and viruses to tapeworms.
Cardamom
Cardamom is an excellent cleanser for the stomach, small intestine and lungs. It is very delicate. Widespread in food and used for a long time, it is a mild antiparasitic agent for children. Goes well with dill.
Coriander (coriander)
Greens and seeds are everywhere. A broad antiparasitic feature.
Cinnamon
It does not lose its antiparasitic properties even after heat treatment.
Stinging nettle
You can collect from early spring to late May. Antiparasitic properties of a wide range of skin, hair parasites to lung and intestinal parasites.
Water pipe (pepper, horseradish)
The leaves of the plant taste like horseradish and mustard, exhibit a broad antiparasitic property and are known for their phytoncide activity.
Susam
The seeds contain oil, which has a strong antiparasitic effect on skin and subcutaneous tissue parasites. Sesame seeds are used in food with a wide range of antiparasitic properties - in the respiratory, digestive and urogenital systems (in women). Black seeds have the strongest antiparasitic effect.
Turmeric
A powerful antiparasitic agent with a broad spectrum of action (from head parasites to skin parasites). Dried rhizome powder is widely used for cooking. The taste is uniquely exotic and gives them antiparasitic properties.
Laurel is noble
The leaves and seeds contain aromatic oils with strong antiparasitic properties. As a spice, bay leaf is used completely in the first and second dishes.
Incense
It has features similar to those of Mira. Harmful to parasites of the respiratory system and brain.
Burdock
The root of the plant is used. Affects parasites living in the blood, respiratory organs, genitourinary and lymphatic systems. Can be used for fresh food, in dried form is an excellent addition to spices and herbs for first and second courses.
Clover
Grass is used. You can make a salad from young plants. You can prepare dried herbs and powder from it for year-round use. Can be used as an antiviral product. Clover has a diuretic and antipyretic effect, kills parasites in open wounds. In the plant collection it is combined with dandelion, nettle, parsley, horsetail.
Raspberries
Berries and leaves are used. Young raspberry leaves are very sensitive and can be eaten. Raspberry leaves and berries have antiparasitic effect against parasites in the circulatory, digestive and reproductive systems. Berries cooked with sugar lose their antiparasitic properties.
Mother and stepmother
Mother and stepmother leaves are an excellent addition to salads. Has an antiparasitic effect on parasites in the circulatory system.
Juniper
Juniper leaves and fruits contain an aromatic oil that has antiparasitic properties. Crushed juniper berries and leaves can be added to salads, first and second courses. The main shock properties of the sequence are manifested when exposed to larvae, viruses and fungi that live in the respiratory tract and are activated when the body is hypothermic.
Field mint, lemon balm (lemon mint, not mint)
Demonstrates antiparasitic properties in parasites of the respiratory system and urogenital system.
Karahindiba
Collected in May-June. It has the strongest anti-parasitic properties in the circulatory system, as well as in the filters - the liver and kidneys.
Comfrey
The roots and leaves of the plant are used. The antiparasitic effect of comfrey manifests itself in the blood, muscles, brain, nervous system, and most importantly, affects the parasites of the respiratory system. Comfrey is a powerful tool that restores the tissues of the organs eaten by parasites.
Hot red pepper
Fruits are used. The strong antiparasitic effect of red hot pepper has long been known. Removes parasites from the digestive tract; the respiratory system kills them in the blood. Almost all parasites living in these systems - from viruses to large tapeworms and fungi - do not withstand the attack of red pepper.
Black pepper, pepper, pepper
Fruits are used as spices. The essential oils of pepper have antiparasitic effects on the digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems. Black pepper is one of the most powerful foods that kills intestinal worms and fungi. Black pepper oil can be infused into the nose to improve the nasal mucosa and fight worms in the brain. Helps destroy parasites that cause erysipelas and boils, destroys herpes viruses. Mixed with honey, it has a strong effect on fungi and worms in the lungs.
Parsley
The seeds, roots and leaves of the plant are used. The antiparasitic effect of parsley is manifested in the blood, muscles and plasma. Has the strongest antifungal and antibacterial effect on the urogenital and digestive systems. From it you can prepare infusions (from herbs and seeds), decoctions (from roots), always add to fresh food and powders from dried herbs and roots. Parsley products are especially effective against parasites that are activated when the body is cold and overworked. Fresh parsley juice (2 teaspoons in the morning on an empty stomach) is an excellent antiparasitic remedy for trichomoniasis and chlamydia.
Tansy
Tansy is used in the treatment of worms. External use - used to treat itching, fleas and lice. We must not forget that tansy is a poisonous plant and the dosage must be observed. In case of parasites of the digestive tract, amenorrhea and nausea, use an infusion of pink flowers. Pour a teaspoon of crushed dried herbs in a glass of boiling water and cover for about 15-20 minutes. After this time, strain the mixture and in divided doses throughout the day.
Plantain
Only young, slender leaves are used, which should be taken in the first half of summer. Pyogenes living in the blood are known to have a strong effect on flora and parasites.
Wormwood
The air part is used - grass. Antiparasitic effects are manifested in the circulatory, digestive, respiratory, urogenital (in women) and nervous systems. The spectrum of action is quite wide: round and tapeworms, bacteria, protozoa, fungi and many types of viruses. A perfect remedy is a decoction of wormwood, including a collection of herbs (bring to a boil and insist); and dry vegetable powder. Wormwood can also be consumed during pregnancy: it strengthens the fetus, helps the placenta to filter out the smallest parasites: leptospira, toxoplasma, chlamydia. Wormwood can be used in combination with ginger and mint.
Rhubarb
The main antiparasitic effect is manifested in parasites of the excretory and digestive systems. Rhubarb and foods made from it (infusions, jellies, powders) kill hepatitis viruses, dysentery bacilli, many fungal species and pyogenic cultures. Rhubarb is similar to flaxseed in its effect on intestinal parasites.
rose petals
The flowers of the plant, which have a wide range of antiparasitic effects, are used. The essential oil of the flower is harmful to fungi and many helminth species. Both fresh and dried flower petals can be inoculated with honey or water to extract rose water. The antiparasitic effect of the flower manifests itself in the circulatory system, urogenital system (in women) and the nervous system.
Chamomile
A wide range of effects on parasites - from large tapeworms to hepatitis virus. Antiparasitic effect manifests itself in the digestive, respiratory and nervous systems.
Sandalwood
Antiparasitic effect manifests itself in the circulatory system, digestive, respiratory and nervous systems. It affects the blood of larvae, parasites in lung tissue, protozoa migrating in the genitourinary system (destroys chlamydia and Trichomonas), defeats skin parasites, parasites that penetrate the nervous system (zone), gonococci, herpes. and other viruses.
Plum
The inner surface of the shell is used. Antiparasitic effect manifests itself in the nervous, digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems. Plums, syrups (affect the parasites in the lungs) and powders are made from plum peel. Apricot peel contains hydrocyanic acid, which cleanses the lungs and lymphatic system of parasites, and bitter almonds and apricot kernels are a supplier of essential oils that have a restorative effect on the tissues eaten by parasites. Irritation (cough, bronchitis, whooping cough, bronchospasm and palpitations) stops. Internally taken plum peel infusions cleanse the eye vessels.
Biyan
Antiparasitic effect manifests itself in all tissues of the human body: the nervous system, digestive, respiratory and urogenital systems. As an antiparasitic agent, licorice is effective against parasites in the lungs (cough, bronchitis, sore throat, laryngitis, ulcers - the result of blood migration of parasitic larvae), helminthic invasions in the intestine, parasitic urogenital lesions (painful urination).
Yarrow
Antiparasitic effect manifests itself in the circulatory system, respiratory and digestive systems. Used for herpes viruses, protozoa (chlamydia and Trichomonas), pyogenic bacteria to flatworms and roundworms. Combines well with mint (for women), lemon balm (for men), sage & chamomile
Dill
Leaves, stalks, seeds are used. It has an effective and destructive effect on parasites in the digestive system, liver and pancreas, genitourinary system, skin, circulatory system. Dill oil kills fungi, pyogenic infection.
Dill
Antiparasitic properties are manifested in the digestive, urinary and nervous systems. Take 1 teaspoon of dill seeds after meals.
- A mixture of fennel seeds, cumin and coriander (1: 1: 1) helps digestion by removing parasites from the intestines. - Dill and coriander seeds (1: 1) are taken as food to fight parasites in the urinary system.
- Dill seeds help cleanse breast tissue of parasites and increase lactation in lactating mothers.
Horsetail
Horsetail has a strong effect on parasites in the respiratory and urinary systems (men and women). It even helps with sexually transmitted diseases. It is a blood purifier. The ponytail is a carrier of silicone - an element of life. Strengthens the nervous system and bones. Adsorbs viruses (influenza, hepatitis and others).
Garlic
The antiparasitic effect is manifested in all organs and systems of the human body. The spectrum of action of garlic is very wide - there is no such parasite that can not destroy.
Sage
Sage has antiparasitic properties in the respiratory system, circulatory system, digestive and nervous systems. Harmful to various types of parasites - influenza viruses, hepatitis; protozoa and bacteria; flat, round and ribbon worms, a large group of fungi.
Echinacea
The antiparasitic properties of echinacea are manifested in the circulatory system, lymphatic and respiratory systems. In the East, echinacea is considered a plant that exhibits antiviral, antibacterial, antiseptic, analgesic, anthelmintic and antifungal properties.