Parasite detox

[jodes86baldwin]

Been reading up and seeing a lot about parasites and detoxing the body of them. Has anyone any advice on this or done this being on levothyroxine?

Also want to do a heavy metals detox. Any advice welcome.

[humanbean]

The only parasites common in the UK that I'm aware of are threadworms, also called pinworms. I've read that an estimated 50% of the world's population has threadworms. You can buy treatment for them in pharmacies without a prescription in the UK. The one I tried myself is mebendazole.

bnf.nice.org.uk/drugs/meben...

bnf.nice.org.uk/treatment-s...

It apparently kills more parasites than just threadworms.

The main brand of mebendazole available here is Ovex, although there may be others.

boots.com/ovex-family-pack-...

I tried Ovex 2 or 3 times at one of those times in my life where I was experimenting with anything and everything because I was so desperate to feel better. Ovex didn't make me feel better, but then it didn't make me feel worse either.

[jodes86baldwin in reply to humanbean]

I think that's where I'm at, u just want to try anything to make myself feel better, although I'm starting to think that maybe this is just it. This is me now 37 fat and tired 😫

[TruthWillSetUFree]

Hi Jodes, I live in the US where they say parasites are uncommon and I beg to differ. My husband has been passing parasites for MONTHS now. Liver flukes (which reside in the biliary tract and liver) and a few other types of parasites too. I don’t know what all I’m allowed to say on here but everything he has done to kill and flush them has been natural. There is a recipe on YouTube for a garlic, lemon, honey concoction and this has proven to be as, if not more, effective than the other things he has done. I’m happy to share more offline. I hope you get to the bottom of it!

[Contra21 in reply to TruthWillSetUFree]

Please send to me , I feel like I have them but drs say no 9 years of hell