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Anti-parasitic program according to Dr. Clark - set

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Anti-parasitic program according to Dr. Clark

a set of products to combat parasites and fungi in the body

As an excellent herbal method for expelling parasites from the body, the following combination has proven effective:

1. Walnut shell tincture 100ml x2 pcs

2. Wormwood tincture 20ml

3. Clove tincture 20ml

The anti-parasitic program has a broad spectrum of action and high effectiveness in combating almost all human parasites, and is especially recommended for infections of flukes that are difficult to treat.

Flukes - Fasciolopsisi buskii

Flukes belong to the class of trematodes, and research on them has been conducted since 1925. Sheep, cattle, pigs, and humans can be "natural" hosts of adult parasites, while other developmental stages usually occur outside the body in secondary hosts. But why recently do complete life cycles of flukes occur in the human body, and why do many specialist doctors hold them responsible for many diseases (e.g., parasite researcher Dr. Hulda Clark)? The reason is isopropanol (as well as other environmentally harmful substances), which is present in many food and chemical products as well as body care products.

To explain more precisely, here is a brief outline of the fluke life cycle:

The adult intestinal fluke (fluke), Fasciolosis buski, is the only stage of the fluke that "usually" occurs in the human body – and only in the intestine. The large intestinal fluke is, for part of its life cycle, dependent on a snail as an intermediate host. However, if isopropanol or other environmentally harmful substances such as xylene, toluene, methyl ethyl ketone, propanol, methanol, and others are present in the human body, then the other five stages can also develop within it.

The grown fluke lays millions of tiny eggs, which can enter the bloodstream through tissue injuries. From these hatch the second stage of the fluke, miracidia, which are equipped with small hairs. In a healthy human body, they would have little chance of survival and would be destroyed by the liver or expelled with stool.

The human liver with isopropanol in the blood no longer has the ability to destroy these fluke stages. Miracidia nest in tissue and begin developing small, living spheres (rays) that have the ability to reproduce.

In this way, many parasites arise from one egg, which can nest in any tissue of the body through the bloodstream. This reproduction occurs at a high speed.

After some time, the rays again change their form, develop a tail, and are able to swim again. This stage is called cercaria.

Cercariae settle in the body in tissue, lose their tail, and begin to form a kind of cocoon. From this moment they are called metacercariae, and further development would normally take place on a leaf near a pond.

Therefore, metacercariae develop a very thick skin to survive the winter. Presumably, propyl alcohol dissolves this skin and thus removes the last barrier for the fluke to complete its full life cycle somewhere in the human body. After the skin is removed, grown flukes develop in the tissue. Due to the size of these flukes (adult stages can be easily seen with the naked eye), it is not surprising that they quickly cause the human organ to become diseased. The very thought of being a carrier of these parasites is unpleasant for most people. According to Dr. Clark, the situation is particularly problematic if adult parasites, which normally "specialize" in certain organs, settle in organs other than usual.

Dosage:
walnut shell 2 teaspoons daily 1x morning, 1x evening
wormwood: - 2 times daily 5 drops morning and evening
cloves: - 2 times daily 5 drops morning and evening

Children under 12 years old are given half the dose (tinctures should be diluted in a little water)

Treatments are best applied during the full moon

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