When you hear the term "intestinal parasites," you likely think of animals or people living in third world countries. However, this is not true at all. The World Health Organization, has estimated that more than three billion people are infected around the world by intestinal parasites. It is one of the highest reasons that people seek medical attention. However, there are many more people that are suffering from these parasites and do not ever show symptoms. These parasites grow in dark, moist areas. So, within your intestinal tract, they are provided with substances that keep them alive. First, you may wonder, what is an intestinal parasite? A parasite is a small organism that gets inside of your body. Once inside, it can feed off what it finds within your body. Intestinal parasites live inside the intestines of humans. Most often, these parasites enter your body through contaminated food or drinks. Children are often the most infected, most likely since they seem to place everything in their mouths and have some sort of hatred for washing their hands. However, people of all ages are at equal risk to contract these parasites if they are exposed to unsanitary conditions. Sometimes it is hard to discover these intestinal parasites. The symptoms sometimes mirror other ailments which makes it difficult to diagnose. It is very important to keep these symptoms in mind, as if you do contract a parasite, it is important to seek treatment as quickly and as early as possible. If you believe that you may have an intestinal parasite, or are experiencing the symptoms above, you should consult your doctor to be diagnosed properly. If your doctor confirms that you, in fact, have intestinal parasites, the most important thing to do is to modify your diet immediately. You should reduce the amount of sugar and processed food that you consume. Your doctor will likely prescribe medical treatment to get rid of the parasites. However, you can also take advantage of some all-natural solutions that support your digestive system and do not cause weird or unpleasant side effects. Flax seeds and cloves are a natural remedy that has become popular for eliminating these parasites. These ingredients can control swelling, kill germs, and kill parasites. They can battle these infections prior to them developing into more serious conditions. Ingredients: - 1 tablespoon cloves - 10 tablespoons flax seeds Directions -Incorporate the ingredients in a coffee grinder to create a powder. To use as a treatment to eliminate parasites: - Take two tablespoons of the powder when you wake up. - You can mix it with warm water or even right in with your breakfast. - Take for three to seven consecutive days, take a break for the same amount of time, then begin again. - Repeat every three months or any time you feel necessary. For best results, drink plenty of water while taking this treatment. It is important to remain hydrated to keep all your bodily functions running properly. Remember to always practice good hygiene and wash your hands regularly. This will help to prevent any parasites from entering your body. Also, if you have any pets in the home, they should be de-wormed by their veterinarian, as per their recommendations. Pets can spread parasites easily when they are infected. If you like the video, give it a thumbs up and share it with your friends! If you want more recipes and tips, subscribe to the channel! Disclaimer: The materials and the information contained on Natural Cures channel are provided for general and educational purposes only and do not constitute any legal, medical or other professional advice on any subject matter. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new diet or treatment and with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem, promptly contact your health care provider. Images licensed under CC: commons.wikimedia.org www.flickr.com

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