The more I research, the more I believe parasites can be a big cause for B12 deficiency. Most doctors never consider this. If they do, they might run the 3 day stool test which is notoriously inaccurate.
I never really realized that parasites can not only be in the gut but also the organs, muscles, eyes, and brain. Prescription drugs for them can drive them deeper.
We all have parasites to greater and lesser degrees. If you've ever traveled, had pets, eaten undercooked fish or meat, gone barefooted, or had food poisoning, among other things, you're at greater risk.
I'm using herbal treatment along with a frequency machine and it's been quite fascinating to see the die off. From what I've read, it's important to be dedicated to treating them for a year because of the life cycles. Also very important to treat all pets in the home as well.
There are lots of different protocols out there. Lots of info online and I've found 3 excellent Facebook parasite pages. There's also a great blog by a mom with a PhD in engineering who went to many MDs without success. She did end up working with an MD in St. Louis who specializes in parasites. She also developed her own protocol after working with him to finish healing her whole family.debugyourhealth.com/
Agree with i done reaserch also on gut and bowel I found that the absorbing foods creates issues with bile ducts causing b12 and neurological issues Gp s don't listen , if ppl are wealthy they have b12 each week
As with many animals though, aren’t a certain level of parasites essential for health, being part of the natural lifestyle. A friend working in the cryptosporidium unit in Wales once said ‘never put your own poo under the microscope’ 😳 From what I have discovered treating reptiles, sterile gut can cause it’s own serious symptoms to the point that the faeces of younger healthy animals are required to bring healthy levels back in animals that have had various antibiotic treatments etc. Obviously that’s not a recommendation for humans, but you get the gist😉
yes agree when you think about it all our wastes from humans animal world goes into sea then eat fish same we drink our own urine in filtered water said this for years
I think that's true with bacteria. The problems occur when the bad outnumbers the good. Healthy bodies with good stomach acid are better at killing parasites. But being infested with hookworms, tapeworms, and liver flukes is never a good thing. Native Americans used black walnut hull to keep parasites at bay. And until the 1930s or so, it was a matter of course to do a parasite cleanse every year.
I have a friend who worked in a hotel ,where she was allowed to eat anything she fancied . She was very partial to smoked salmon which she eat daily ! After a couple of years on this one-sided diet , she developed severe B12 deficiency . After investigations it turned out the she had a serious Infestation of fish tape worm ! It seems that if the smoking process is not thorough enough , these tapeworms can survive it! Anyhow the tapeworms were quickly despatched with anti-parasitic medication . . Sushi raw fish can also be a source . Freezing does kill them . The tape worms deplete the victim of B12 .
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