Human nutrition has a great impact on the human body
health. It also affects parasites. A messy, mixed and sweet diet is an ideal breeding ground for parasites, from viruses to worms. A large amount of vegetables, vegetables, and herbs with anti-parasitic effects should be added to the diet.
calamus
It has the strongest anti-parasitic properties and is manifested in the nervous system organs (plasma, bone marrow, language organs), reproductive system, liver and pancreas. Exhaust parasites from the head, relieve sinusitis, epilepsy, deafness, hysteria, and memory loss. Acorus calamus can be used to purify and disinfect water.
Altai
Use root. It has the strongest anti-parasitic effect on single-celled parasites living in blood, plasma, muscle, brain, nerve tissue and genitals. Effectively acts on parasites in the respiratory system, urinary system, digestive system and nervous system. The destructive effects on parasites range from protozoa and viruses to multi-meter tape parasites. Marshmallow contains high content of silicon-a life element.
Basil
The anti-parasitic properties are similar to marshmallow. It is very convenient to use dried vanilla powder when preparing food.
Barberry
All parts of the plant have anti-parasitic effects. The root is the most commonly used. Dried and ground barberry can be added to salads, first and second dishes. Has a destructive effect on liver parasites. Improve the filtering capacity of the liver, promote fat decomposition and blood purification.
Carnation
The range of antiparasitic effects is wide-round, banded and flat worms, protozoa, bacteria, fungi and viruses. The anti-parasitic effect of clove is manifested in the plasma, brain, nerve and reproductive system. Using cloves to treat pharyngitis, sinusitis, laryngitis, toothache and impotence can help the body to get rid of parasites and has a healing effect. Clove actually disinfects the lungs, stomach, and lymphatic system.
Garnet
Even after heat treatment, the pomegranate juice obtained by cold pressing can kill oral trichomonas, bacteria, parasites, fungi-Penicillium and Candida. Pomegranate can fight parasites in all organs and systems of the human body. The infusion, decoction, and powder are made of pomegranate, and the oil is made of pomegranate seeds. Pomegranate products are easily mixed with cinnamon and cloves.
Elecampane
Use the roots of plants and flowers. The anti-parasitic effect is manifested in the respiratory system, digestive system, nervous system, and all other organs except the male reproductive system. Elecampane removes the blood and lungs of parasites and stimulates the detoxification and regeneration of lung tissue. Elecampane is combined with ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, marshmallow and comfrey.
Oregano
The above-ground part of the plant, collected during flowering, used for steeping and tea collection. It has antiparasitic effects on bacteria and protozoa.
St. John's Wort
It is often used with oregano. Its anti-parasitic properties are mainly manifested in the gas exchange organs and respiratory system.
Strawberry
Use plant leaves. A powerful anti-urinary and reproductive system parasite agent.
willow
Use bark. Show antiviral effect. In practice, it is used as an antipyretic and analgesic.
ginger
Use the rhizome of the plant. It is known for its broad-spectrum antiparasitic effects on worms, viruses and fungi. It has an adverse effect on intestinal and respiratory parasites.
Hyssop
It has been a famous deep cleanser since ancient times. A small amount of hyssop leaves can be added to salads, first and second dishes. Hyssop is a powerful medicine against worms and fungi.
Calendula
Its bactericidal effect has long been known. The flowers of this plant are used to make tea collections. Chopped fresh or dried flowers can be used to prepare meals. Broad-spectrum anti-parasitic effect.
Pod burn
Used berries, branches, plant leaves. It has antiparasitic effects on bacteria, protozoa and viruses. Use cardamom seeds. It exhibits anti-parasitic properties in the digestive system, respiratory system, nervous system, and circulatory system. It has an adverse effect on many types of parasites-from fungi and viruses to tapeworms.
Cardamom
Cardamom is an excellent stomach, small intestine and lung cleanser. It is very gentle. It has been widely used in food for a long time and is a mild antiparasitic agent for children. It matches well with fennel.
Cilantro (Coriander)
Its vegetables and seeds are everywhere. Broad anti-parasitic properties.
cinnamon
Even after heat treatment, it will not lose its anti-parasitic properties.
nettle
You can collect it from early spring to the end of May. It has a wide range of anti-parasitic properties-from parasites on the skin and hair to parasites on the lungs and intestines.
Watercress (pepper, horseradish)
The leaves of this plant taste like horseradish and mustard, exhibit a wide range of anti-parasitic properties, and are known for their bactericidal activity.
sesame
Its seeds contain oil, which has a strong anti-parasitic effect on the parasites of the skin and subcutaneous tissues. Sesame is used in food and has broad anti-parasitic properties-in the respiratory system, digestive system and genitourinary system (female). Black seeds have the strongest anti-parasitic effect.
turmeric
A powerful antiparasitic agent with a wide range of effects (from head parasites to skin parasites). Dried rhizome powder is widely used in cooking. It makes their taste particularly peculiar and gives them anti-parasitic properties.
Laurel Nobility
The leaves and seeds contain aromatic oils, which have strong anti-parasitic properties. As a spice, laurel is definitely used in all first and second dishes.
Fragrant
Has similar properties to myrrh. It has an adverse effect on parasites in the respiratory system and brain.
Burdock
Use the root of the plant. Affect parasites living in the blood, respiratory organs, genitourinary system and lymphatic system. It can be used in food fresh, and in dry form it is an excellent addition to spices and herbs in the first and second dishes.
Alfalfa
Use herbs. You can make salads from young plants. For year-round use, you can prepare dried herbs and powders from them. Can be used as an antiviral product. Alfalfa has diuretic and antipyretic effects and can kill parasites in open wounds. It is combined with dandelion, nettle, parsley and horsetail in the herbal series.
blueberry
Use berries and leaves. The young raspberry leaves are tender and edible. Raspberry leaves and berries have anti-parasitic effects on parasites in the circulatory system, digestive system and reproductive system. The berries cooked with sugar have lost their anti-parasitic properties.
Mother and stepmother
The leaves of the mother and stepmother are a great addition to the salad. It has antiparasitic effects on parasites in the circulatory system.
Juniper
Juniper leaves and fruits contain aromatic oils with anti-parasitic properties. Crushed juniper fruits and leaves can be added to salads, first and second dishes. The main shock properties of juniper are manifested when exposed to larvae, viruses, and fungi that live in the respiratory organs and are activated when the body is hypothermic.
Peppermint, lemon balm (lemon mint, not peppermint)
It has antiparasitic effects on parasites in the respiratory organs and urogenital system.
Dandelion
Harvested from May to June. It shows the strongest anti-parasitic properties in the circulatory system and its filters-the liver and kidneys.
Comfrey
Use the roots and leaves of the plant. The anti-parasitic effect of comfrey is manifested in the blood, muscle, brain, and nervous system, and mainly acts on parasites in the respiratory system. Comfrey is considered to be a powerful potion that can regenerate organs and tissues eaten by parasites.
Hot pepper
The fruit is used. The strong anti-parasitic effect of red pepper has long been known. It expels parasites from the digestive organs; the respiratory system kills them in the blood. Almost all parasites living in these systems—from viruses to large tapeworms, and fungi—are unable to withstand the attack of red peppers.
Black pepper, five spice powder, chili
The fruit is used as a spice. The essential oil of pepper fruit has antiparasitic effects in the digestive system, respiratory system and circulatory system. Black pepper is one of the most effective foods to kill intestinal worms and fungi. Black pepper oil infusion can be dripped into the nose to heal the nasal mucosa and fight worms in the brain. Helps destroy the parasites that cause erysipelas and boils, and destroy the herpes virus. Mixed with honey, it has a strong effect on fungi and worms in the lungs.
parsley
Use plant seeds, roots, and leaves. The anti-parasitic effect of parsley is manifested in blood, muscle, and plasma. It exhibits the strongest antifungal and antibacterial effects in the genitourinary system and digestive system. From it, you can prepare infusions (from herbs and seeds), decoctions (from roots), constantly added to fresh food, and powders made from dried herbs and roots. Parsley products are particularly effective against parasites, which are activated when the body is cooled and overworked. Fresh parsley juice (drink 2 teaspoons on an empty stomach in the morning) is an excellent antiparasitic agent for the treatment of trichomoniasis and chlamydia.
Tansy
Tansy is used to treat worms. External use-used to treat scabies, fleas and lice. It should be remembered that Tansy is a poisonous plant and the dosage must be observed. In the case of gastrointestinal parasites, amenorrhea and nausea, use tansy infusion. Pour a teaspoon of crushed dried plants into a cup of boiling water, close the lid and let stand for about 15-20 minutes. After that, filter the mixture and drink it in divided portions throughout the day.
banana
Only young, delicate leaves are used and must be picked in the first half of summer. It is well known that it has a strong effect on the purulent flora and parasites living in the blood.
Artemisia
Use the ground part-grass. The antiparasitic effect is manifested in the circulatory system, digestive system, respiratory system, genitourinary system (female) and nervous system. The range of action is wide enough: round and banded worms, bacteria, protozoa, fungi and many types of viruses. An excellent treatment is the wormwood decoction, which includes collecting herbs (boiled and persisted); and dried herb powder. Wormwood can be consumed even during pregnancy: it can enhance the strength of the fetus and help the placenta filter out the smallest parasites: Leptospira, Toxoplasma, and Chlamydia. Wormwood can be used with ginger and mint.
rhubarb
The main anti-parasitic effect is manifested in the excretion and digestive system parasites. Rhubarb and its dishes (infusion, jelly, powder) can kill hepatitis virus, dysentery bacillus, various fungi and purulent cultures. The effect of rhubarb on intestinal parasites is similar to that of flaxseed.
Rose flower
Use plant flowers with broad-spectrum anti-parasitic effects. Rose essential oil is harmful to fungi and many types of worms. Rose petals, whether fresh or dried, can be infused with honey or water to produce rose water. The anti-parasitic effect of roses is reflected in the circulatory system, genitourinary system (female) and nervous system.
Chamomile
A wide range of effects on parasites-from large tapeworms to hepatitis viruses. The anti-parasitic effect is manifested in the digestive system, respiratory system and nervous system.
sandalwood
The anti-parasitic effect is manifested in the circulatory system, digestive system, respiratory system and nervous system. It has a destructive effect on protozoa migrating in the blood of larvae, parasites in lung tissue, and parasites in the urogenital system (destroying chlamydia and trichomonas), killing skin parasites and penetrating the nervous system. Parasites (shingles), defeat Neisseria gonorrhoeae, herpes and other viruses.
Plum
Use the inner surface of the bark. The anti-parasitic effect is manifested in the nervous system, digestive system, respiratory system and circulatory system. Decoctions, syrups (parasites that act on the lungs) and powders are prepared from the bark of plums. Plum skin contains hydrocyanic acid, which can eliminate parasites in the lungs and lymphatic system. Bitter almonds and almonds are suppliers of essential oils, which have a regenerative effect on the tissues eaten by the parasites. The irritation (cough, bronchitis, whooping cough, bronchospasm and heart palpitations) ceases. Plum skin infusion, taken orally, cleans the blood vessels of the eyes.
Licorice
The anti-parasitic effect is reflected in all tissues of the human body: nervous system, digestive system, respiratory system and genitourinary system. As an anti-parasitic agent, licorice is effective against intestinal worm invasion, pulmonary parasites (cough, bronchitis, sore throat, laryngitis, ulcer-the result of the migration of parasite larvae in the blood), cystitis-parasite urogenitalSystemic disease (painful urination).
Yarrow
The anti-parasitic effect is manifested in the circulatory system, respiratory system and digestive system. It is used for everything from herpes viruses, protozoa (chlamydia and trichomoniasis), purulent bacteria to flat and round worms. It goes well with mint (for women), lemon balm (for men), sage and chamomile.
Dill
Use leaves, stems, and seeds. Effectively and destructively act on parasites in the digestive system, liver and pancreas, genitourinary system, skin, and circulatory system. Dill oil can kill fungal and purulent infections.
fennel
Anti-parasitic properties are manifested in the digestive system, urinary system and nervous system. Take 1 teaspoon of fennel seeds after meals.
- The mixture of fennel seeds, fennel and coriander (1: 1: 1) helps digestion by expelling parasites from the intestines. -The seeds of fennel and coriander (1: 1) are used as food against parasites in the urinary system.
- Fennel seeds help clean the parasites in breast tissues and increase lactation of lactating mothers.
Horsetail
Horsetail grass has a strong effect on parasites in the respiratory system and urinary system (male and female). It even helps with sexually transmitted diseases. It is a blood purifier. Horsetail is the carrier of silicon-the element of life. It can strengthen the nervous system and bones. It adsorbs viruses (flu, hepatitis, etc. ).
garlic
The anti-parasitic effect is reflected in all organs and systems of the human body. Garlic has a very wide range of effects-there are no parasites that it cannot eliminate.
Wise man
Sage has anti-parasitic properties in the respiratory system, circulatory system, digestive system and nervous system. It has an adverse effect on various types of parasites-influenza viruses, hepatitis; protozoa and bacteria; flat, round and banded worms, countless groups of fungi.
Echinacea
The anti-parasitic properties of Echinacea are manifested in the circulatory system, lymphatic system and respiratory system. In the East, Echinacea is considered a plant with antiviral, antibacterial, antiseptic, analgesic, anti-worm and anti-fungal properties.