It is very possible that someone reading these words is experiencing symptoms to which there is no logical explanation for and that these symptoms are directly linked to a parasitic infestation, or the harboring of living organisms within the body.<\/p>\n
Parasites are often associated with traveling to or living in a third world country, where lack of proper sanitation is thought to encourage infestation. Yet, parasites are alive and well, thriving in our country and know no economic or class boundary. They can infect anyone, even those who are conscientious of proper hygienic practices.<\/p>\n
Parasites range in size from incredibly small microorganisms to being a foot long. Sadly, cases of infestation often go undiagnosed by medical doctors who are not trained in recognizing their symptoms or in detecting them. Also, the irregular patterns of the parasites themselves give rise to undiagnosis.<\/p>\n
Many factors have led to the increase of parasites in our country. We have become a more global society. Air transportation has made travel to foreign countries faster and easier. Our \u201cland of the free\u201d has encouraged immigration. Also, much of our produce is grown in other countries, ones with less hygienic practices.<\/p>\n
Other factors include:<\/p>\n
It would be advisable for most people, under guidance of a health care professional, to be tested for and undergo a program to eradicate parasites on a periodic basis. Some people benefit from single compounds, such as garlic or black walnut, while some benefit from more comprehensive formulas.<\/p>\n
For more research on parasites, read, Guess What Came to Dinner?, by Ann Louise Gittleman<\/p>\n