Re: Parasites

Also, the heavy metals and other toxins to include GMOs, plastics, pesticides, as you named - household cleaners, chlorine/fluoride from tap water, bromide from treated enriched flours, Chemtrails (mycotoxins, viruses, bacteria, heavy metals, nanoparticles ...), vaccines (check out the ingredients some time...include heavy metals as well as sometimes in vitro live viruses), cooking pots/pans/water bottles that leach aluminum, cadmium and other metals into your food and liquids/water (esp if stored there a long time. Also where you live is a source of toxins if it is unsafe. Don't expect this to be told to you.

Many people suffering mold/fungus issues (that results in candida) from black and other mold infested houses and apartments (gets in the walls) -esp. I know in NW damp humid part of US in Washington state near ocean. Lots of old buildings in that area. There's also lead paint issues - flaking if you screw in nails/screws into walls of places built before 1978 and asbestos issues. Surprisingly, well and not all artisanal water is healthy either. Famous one near where I used to live just North of Seattle, WA...in Lynwood...filled up in 5 gallon jugs and drank for 3 plus years. Health didn't get better despite taking anti- parasite herbs/supplements (since finally discovering that was at the root of my issues past 5 years) and late last year 2019, my heavy metal urine and hair tests showed arsenic, aluminum, barium, cesium, and silver amongst others that were higher than normal. Water only checked monthly....inorganic heavy metals in earth leach in water...natural not always better (also bacteria and protozoan parasites). Tested monthly but I an and a few others also noticed that the water was not that healthy - one had it tested herself- it was contaminated. These metals come from vaccines, chemtrails, water/earth, water pipes (lead from old pipes), and from certain kitchen equipment/dishes/bottles. Cheap water bottles from Asia...perhaps not all stainless steal made the same either. Aluminum leaching Tweet