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What you need to know about parasitic infections
Intestinal flukes can lay up to 100,000 eggs per day. Those eggs have tiny spines that damage tissue as they pass through your body.
Parasites can migrate from the intestine to the uterus, pancreas, liver, brain, lungs, heart, bladder, blood vessels, and lymph nodes.
Flukes are flatworm parasites with two ventral suckers that attach to organs. They release toxic metabolites that damage tissues.
Common sources: contaminated food & water, insect bites, contact with animals, poor hygiene, travel to high-risk areas, and person-to-person transmission.
Humans often get infected from undercooked seafood, raw vegetables (broccoli, strawberries), pork, swimming pools, water parks, and even pets.
Iron deficiency, mineral deficiency, anxiety, cold hands & feet, teeth grinding, sleep paralysis, dark circles under eyes, bad breath, and lung issues can all be signs of parasitic infection.
Parasites can silently drain your energy, affect digestion, weaken immunity, disrupt hormone balance, and cause chronic issues that seem unrelated.
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