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Written by Dr. Elizabeth Laskonis Chicagohealers.com practitioner, ND, MH, CNC, CNHP -

What are parasites?

A parasite is an organism that lives in or on another organism, to the detriment of the host organism. The parasites that live inside the human body feed on our cells, our energy, off the food we eat, even outside the supplements we take. There are many varieties of parasites. They fall into several categories. Here are some common parasites: amoeba, arthopods, bacteria and nano-bacteria, tapeworms, flukes, fungi, mold, mildew and slime molds, Microzymas, mycoplasmas, nematodes, worms Pin, pray, protozoa, worms round Somatodes, spirochetes, Tapeworms, viruses and yeasts. Some are visible under a microscope. Some may be passed in the stool and be fairly important. The parasites produce thousands of eggs, and have several stages of life, ranging from 3-24.

Here is a brief description of some of the known types of parasites:

Arthropods of six to eight feet creatures such as lice, bedbugs, mites, ticks and fly larvae.

The bacteria may be present in almost anything. Examples: Shigella are often pasteurized milk and cause intestinal, muscular and joint problems. Salmonella species are often in pasteurized milk and eggs and raw poultry, and cause food poisoning.

E-Coli can also be found in foods. Staphylococcus epidermidis is very difficult to kill and cause sinus and skin infections. Streptococcus pneumoniae often causes ear, sinuses, throat and bronchial infections. Borellia burgdorferi causes Lyme disease. He spends part of its cycle inside nerve cells. There are also two different species of bacteria that are called nano-bacteria and spirochetes.

Moats are leaf-shaped, thin worms with bilateral symmetry of the body and hooks or a cup-shaped suckers. They have both male and female organs in each individual. They have a simple digestive tract and complex life cycles with two or more hosts, usually one of which is a mollusk. Examples: Fasiolopsis buski, Fasciola hepatica, pancreaticum Eurytrema.

Fungi are multi-cellular with long filaments / spores that can live on the skin, under fingernails and inside tumors and tissues. Ringworm is a fungus of the skin. There are also mold, mildew and slime molds.

Microzymas can be formed by the bodies of other types of parasites, or taken other as a microzyma. They can also turn into cysts, tumors and foreign cells.

Morgon can be taken as a Morgon or may become a morgon be converted from other types of parasites. They can produce a threadlike fiber, which can sometimes come through the skin. It is a disease called Morgellons disease, associated with this type of parasite.

Mycoplasmas are bacteria associated with toxin crystalline Brucella. They are sometimes found in chronic fatigue syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, Gulf War illness, AIDS and related diseases. It can be delivered by insects, aerosols, food chain, or made contact with other infected people.


Prions are misfolded proteins that are treated as a parasite because of the damage they do. They can enter cells and cause holes in the brain. This is the main cause of Alzheimer's disease and mad cow disease.

Protozoa are unicellular animals and have very complex life cycles. Here are some examples:

Toxoplasma gondii, Sarcocystis species and Giardia lamblia. There are also three other types of protozoa called amoebae, nematodes and Somatodes.

Viruses and warts - Viruses can cause serious illness. Aden.