Contrary to popular belief “first-world” countries are not immune to parasites. In fact, parasitic infections are more common than most people think. You may even have parasites living in your intestines right now. And, when undiagnosed, they could live, feast and digest inside you for years, leaving you feeling ill most of the time. But here’s the good news — there are remedies that eliminate parasites. Here’s how to get rid of parasites naturally. What exactly is a parasite? Parasites are organisms that live off other organisms or hosts to survive. And they’re not uncommon. Human’s host nearly 300 species of parasitic worms according to the Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United …show more content…
Some parasites may even cause eczema, rosacea, sores and ulcers. Bruxism Are grinding your teeth at night? A study published in the Dental Research Journal found that parasites may cause bruxism habits among children. Bruxism is the medical term for grinding teeth, gnashing and clenching the teeth at night. The reason behind this, is the anxiety and restlessness caused by parasites eliminating their waste and toxins into the body. Insatiable hunger Eating raw or undercooked meat or drinking water contaminated with tapeworm eggs could lead to tapeworm infection. Tapeworms live in the gut and feed on the food you eat. While, tapeworms from fish may reduce your appetite, tapeworms from beef or pork may actually increase your appetite. Chronic fatigue and muscle pain Pain or aching in your muscles or joints may not necessarily be a be a sign of parasites. But chronic fatigue, weakness and muscle pain may be a symptom of Trichinella, which leads to trichinosis. Trichinosis is caused by eating raw or undercooked meat of animals infected with the larvae according to the CDC. Parasites can deplete the body of nutrients, minerals, fats and carbs. When this happens, you’re left feeling fatigued and even