Exotic Parasitises

Presence of parasites of tropical, subtropical or equatorial origin which live at the expense of an individual whose balance they alter.

1 - Malaria

(swamp fever) or malaria

Pathogen: hematozoan genus plasmodium

2 - Intestinal amoebiasis

Pathogen: Entemeba histolytica

3 - Leishmaniasis

Parasitic disease distributed in 88 countries.

Pathogen: Female sand fly

Diets low in protein, iron, vitamins increase the probability of the severity of parasitic attacks.

Nutrition/Diet rich in very antioxidant condiments:

Garlic - Juice of lemon - Clove

Diatomaceous earth (diatomaceous earth), 5 g / day

Citrus seed extract (Nutribiotic, by ex.)

Fresh coconut, grated, consumed abundantly for 1 week

Noni (Morinda citrifolia) from Polynesia

Consume : Artichoke to relieve liver stress

Avoid foods that promote acidity: tomato, ketchup, orange juice, red meat, sugars...

Global warming and the migration of refugee populations from overcrowded and unsanitary camps can increase the risks of serious parasitic epidemics.

Establish a waste management system to avoid the development of breeding sites for pathogens.

Rectal enema with a decoction of black walnut (Juglans nigra)

Amoebiasis:

• E.O. Melaleuca (<i>Melaleuca alternifolia</i>)

Malaria 

• E.O. of Neem<i> (Azadirachta indica)</i>

Leishmaniasis 

• E.O. of Neem<i> (Azadirachta indica)</i>