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Allergy. Parasites damage the intestine, which can lead to penetration of large undigested molecules into intestine. This can activate the immune response of the body and increase the amounts of eosinophils — one of the types of protective cells of the body. Eosinophils can contribute to inflammation of the body's tissues, which leads to an allergic reaction. Parasites also cause increased production of immunoglobulin E by the body.
-Anemia. Some types of intestinal parasites stick to the
intestine and suck nutrients from the host. Being in the body in large quantities, they can cause a large loss of blood, which leads to a lack of iron and anemia. Anemia can be caused by Trichomonas. Trichomonas can eat sperm, what causes impotence. It swallows them like red blood cells.
- Joint and muscle pain. It is known that parasites can move around the human body in order to settle in the most convenient places for their lives, for example, in the joint fluid and muscles. When this happens, a person experiences pain, which is often considered a sign of arthritis. Pain and inflammation of the joints and muscles are also the result of tissue injury caused by some parasites or the body's immune response to their presence. The same symptoms can be caused by
chronic intoxication products of parasites. Sometimes this reaction can occur in response to the death of the parasite and release into the internal environment of the host of the dead parasite.
- Gas and bloating. A number of parasites live in the upper small intestine, where inflammation caused by them leads to bloating and gas formation. The problem may be compounded by the consumption of hard-to-digest foods such as beans or raw fruits and vegetables. Constant swelling of the peritoneum is often a sign of the presence of secret parasites. These symptoms can manifest themselves with variable strength for months and even years, if you do not get rid of the "freeloaders".
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Irritable bowel syndrome. Parasites can irritate and cause inflammation of the intestinal wall, leading to a number of gastrointestinal symptoms and slight absorption of vital nutrients and especially fatty substances. This low absorption of nutrients leads to solid feces and excess fat in the feces.
-Granulomas. Granulomas are tumor-like masses that envelop the destroyed eggs of parasites. Most often they are formed on the walls of the colon and rectum, but can also be formed in the lungs, liver, abdomen and uterus.
-Constipations. Worms, due to their shape and size, can mechanically close some ducts, lumen of the intestines. The worm infestation can close the common bile and intestinal ducts, and parasite waste products reduce the muscular ability of the intestine to evacuate the contents, which leads to rare and difficult defecation.
-Skin problem. Intestinal parasites can cause urticaria, rashes, eczema and other allergic skin reactions. Skin ulcers, tumors and sores, papillomas and dermatitis can be the result of the presence of protozoa.
-Sleep disturbance. Frequent waking up in the middle of the night, especially between 2 and 3 am, can also be the result of attempts by the body to get rid of toxic substances through the liver. According to Chinese medicine, these hours of night are controlled by the liver. Sleep disorders can also be triggered by the night exit of some parasites through the anus, which leads to unpleasant pain and itching. One of the causes of hemorrhoids is the presence of parasites (pinworms) under the mucous membrane of the rectum.
-Anxiety. Metabolic waste and toxic substances of parasites can irritate the Central nervous system. Anxiety is often the result of systematic infection with parasites.
-Diarrhea. A number of parasites, especially the simplest, produce hormone-like substances leading to the loss of sodium and chlorides, which in turn leads to frequent watery feces. Diarrhea is a function of the parasite, not the defence of the body to get rid of the infection.
- A variety of immune disorders. Parasites weaken the immune system, lowering the selection of immunoglobulin A. Their presence continuously stimulates the system response and over time can weaken this vital immune mechanism, opening the way for the penetration into the organism of bacterial and viral infections.
-Chronic fatigue syndrome. Symptoms of chronic fatigue include weakness, complaints of flu-like symptoms, apathy, depression, loss of concentration and poor memory. These physical, mental and emotional symptoms can be caused by parasites that create anemia, intoxication, lack of nutrients in the body due to poor absorption of proteins, carbohydrates, fats and especially vitamins A and B.
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Teeth grinding. Bruxism-abnormal teeth grinding, teeth compression and friction often accompanies parasitic infections. These symptoms are especially noticeable in the sleeping children. Bruxism can be a response of the nervous system to a foreign stimulus.
From the ENERGY point of view, dysfunction of the small intestine leads to intestinal parasites. This can be explained by problems with the "digestion" of thoughts, feelings, reality of today. These accumulated thoughts and feelings lead us to a conflict that weakens the intestines, thus increasing our susceptibility to intestinal parasites.