Parasites in the human body

Parasites in the human body.
Where they live. What people have used naturally to remove them.

Three groups: protozoa, worms, skin parasites. This is the common list, not every rare species. Look up amount, type, and time before you use anything. Food first. Make this a part of your routine and avoid an infestation.

PROTOZOA (one-celled)

Plasmodium (malaria)
Where: red blood cells
Plants used: sweet wormwood leaf (Artemisia annua), neem leaf/seed, mango leaf

Toxoplasma gondii
Where: brain, muscle
Plants used: ginger root, rosemary leaf, nutmeg, wormwood leaf

Giardia lamblia
Where: small intestine
Plants used: ginger, cinnamon bark, oregano leaf, garlic

Entamoeba histolytica
Where: intestines, liver
Plants used: geranium root, turmeric, goldenseal / berberine plants

Trypanosoma cruzi (Chagas)
Where: heart, digestive system
Plants used: green tea leaf, garlic, ginger

Trypanosoma brucei
Where: nervous system
Plants used: ginger, oregano, thyme

Leishmania
Where: skin, liver, spleen
Plants used: neem leaf, aloe, garlic

Cryptosporidium
Where: intestines
Plants used: garlic, oregano, ginger

Babesia
Where: red blood cells (tick)
Plants used: sweet wormwood / artemisinin family, garlic

Trichomonas vaginalis
Where: genitals
Plants used: garlic, clove, oregano

Cyclospora
Where: intestines
Plants used: garlic, oregano, ginger

Blastocystis
Where: intestines
Plants used: oregano, garlic, berberine plants

FLATWORMS

Schistosoma
Where: blood vessels
Plants used: ginger, wormwood (Artemisia absinthium), pomegranate root

Clonorchis sinensis
Where: bile ducts
Plants used: garlic, turmeric

Fasciola hepatica
Where: liver, gallbladder
Plants used: garlic, thyme, lavender

Taenia solium (pork tapeworm)
Where: gut or tissues (cysts)
Plants used: pumpkin seed, areca nut, garlic

Taenia saginata (beef tapeworm)
Where: intestines
Plants used: pumpkin seed, areca nut, neem leaf

Echinococcus (hydatid)
Where: liver, lung, other organs
Plants used: Zataria, black seed, barberry, ginger, garlic

Hymenolepis nana
Where: intestines
Plants used: pumpkin seed, garlic, wormwood

Diphyllobothrium (fish tapeworm)
Where: intestines
Plants used: pumpkin seed, garlic

ROUNDWORMS

Ascaris lumbricoides
Where: intestines
Plants used: wormwood, garlic, turmeric, oregano

Trichinella spiralis
Where: muscle
Plants used: myrrh, thyme, ginger

Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm)
Where: intestines, rectum
Plants used: garlic, wormwood, anise, black walnut hull

Strongyloides stercoralis
Where: intestines, skin
Plants used: wormwood, clove, oregano, cinnamon

Hookworm (Ancylostoma / Necator)
Where: intestines
Plants used: garlic, neem, turmeric, ginger

Wuchereria bancrofti
Where: lymph
Plants used: garlic, neem, turmeric

Onchocerca volvulus
Where: skin, eyes
Plants used: sage, thyme, clove, ginger

Dracunculus (Guinea worm)
Where: under skin
Plants used: garlic, neem leaf

Toxocara
Where: tissues, eyes
Plants used: garlic, wormwood, turmeric

ON THE SKIN

Pediculus (lice)
Where: hair, skin
Plants used: tea tree oil, clove oil, anise, cinnamon leaf oil

Sarcoptes scabiei (scabies)
Where: burrows in skin
Plants used: tea tree, neem, clove oil, turmeric

Demodex
Where: hair follicles
Plants used: tea tree, sage, peppermint, clove oil

Ixodes (ticks)
Where: skin
Plants used: garlic, lavender, rosemary, lemongrass

Pulex (fleas)
Where: skin
Plants used: clove, oregano, cinnamon, thyme

Make it a habit:

Crush fresh garlic. Add to food. Eat it.
Oregano or thyme (oil, fresh or freeze dried).
Ginger + turmeric + cinnamon. fresh, dried, in a tea.
Handful of pumpkin seeds with shells. Chew them well.
Clove in food, drinks, or just chew on it.
Small amount of black seed oil.

A few days a month or as a ‘moon cleanse’ - (not every day)
Wormwood + clove + black walnut hull.
Full moon swap: 10 drops neem oil or black walnut, understand what each does.

Skin bugs: oils go on skin. Do not drink tea tree.

This is mostly inclusive, however there are many rare parasites that I did not include because they are exactly that, rare. Check amounts and use common sense.

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