Humans can be host to more than a hundred different types of parasites, ranging from microscopic ones to tapeworms that are several feet long. Parasites are not restricted the colon and are often found in many other parts of the body - including the heart, lungs, liver, esophagus, joints, muscles, brain, the circulatory system, the skin, and even in the eyes! Parasites include tapeworms, ringworm, roundworms, microbial growth and their eggs. You cannot see the parasites when you become infected with them.

ParasiteEX contains constituents that target a wide variety of parasites and their eggs. Formulated for gentle effective results ParasiteEX will detoxify the colon as it aids the body in ridding itself of the infestation. It contains enzymes and herbs that weaken parasite cellular structure insuring the complete delivery of essential oil constituents. We have also added anti-inflammatory herbs protecting the internal tissues from the irritation produced by parasites or their eggs. Other herbal ingredients aid in destruction and elimination of parasites, protozoal infestations and the elimination of parasite eggs.

Some parasites are more aggressive than others. Parasites of the bowel tend to be more pervasive in their effect on the entire system. For superior results we encourage you to follow our recommendations regarding diet and lifestyle as diligently as possible.

Additional Discussion:

Parasite infestations are more frequent in humans than most of us would like to believe. According to the latest scientific data, chances are that many of us have had or will have one kind of parasites or another during our lifetime.

Some staggering numbers from a UNICEF report on the state of the world's children determined that more than 1.3 billion people carry hookworm in their gut and 265 million people are infected with schistosomes. Whipworm infects over 1 billion people and there are a reported 1.5 billion people who have roundworms, which makes it the third most common human infection in the world.

Although many of these infestations occur in developing countries, the rate of parasitic-related disorders in North America is growing at an alarming rate. Pinworm is an extremely common nematode infestation, particularly in temperate areas such as Western Europe and North America. It was estimated by The Department of Parasitology at the University of Cambridge that the annual incidence of parasite infestation is over 200 million and we believe this to be a conservative figure. Stool samples of Caucasian children in the USA and Canada have shown incidences of infection of 30% to 80%, with similar levels in Europe.

Parasites are not restricted to the intestinal tract, but can also be found in the heart, lungs, liver, esophagus, joints, muscles, brain, the blood, the skin and even in the eyes! A human body can be a host to more than a hundred different types of parasites, ranging from microscopic ones to tapeworms that are several feet long.

You cannot see the parasites when you become infected with them and it is very easy to come in contact with them. For example, a person who prepares a meal of pork can carry the parasite eggs under their fingernails. The next meal that the infected person prepares will more than likely become contaminated with parasite eggs. Other people will consume the food, completely unaware of what is happening. Weeks or months later they start showing symptoms like diarrhea, itching of the anus, and many other symptoms depending on what kind of infestation they have or where it's located.

According to Dr. Hermann R. Bueno, of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene of London " Parasites are the missing diagnosis in the genesis of many chronic health problems, including diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and endocrine system. Most individuals would be truly amazed if they knew the extraordinarily high number of Americans who are unknowingly infected by parasites"

Contaminated water, undercooked meats, improperly washed fruits and vegetables are just some of the common sources of parasite infestation. Transmission from pets or other infected persons is also quite common. Parasites live off your body and the foods you ingest creating toxins that sap your energy, pollute your system, and lower your body's resistance to disease and stress. The overuse of antibiotics further adds to the problem since it interferes with normal intestinal flora, which can lower the body's resistance.