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reinasunshine
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I have been taking a fiber drink on a regular basis for almost a year. I feel terrific but have been reading a lot about parasites. They scare me! I am afraid I have parasites in my tummy. There are so many parasite cleansers on the market; what do you recommend? And how do I know which one (s) are better than the rest of the competition?- Re: question 4 u askKelley
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MoreThis is a reply to # 748,504Hi reinasunshine,
Please let me know what symptoms you are having so that I may better understand your concern. My recommendations will follow.
Thank you for your time,
Namaste,
Kelley - Re: question 4 u askkelley
18 y
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This is a reply to # 748,504Reinasunshine,
Everyone has parasites. What you do depends on the type of parasite you are dealing with. Microbial, intestinal, or liver flukes.
There are many anti-parasite supplements available both on-line and in retail health food stores. Look for a well balanced anti-parasitical formula that does not contain Wormwood. The FDA has issued a warning against prolonged use of Wormwood due to the possibility of liver damage.
My ideal anti-parasite supplement would contain 5 to 7 differant anti-parisitical herbs such as Black Walnut Hull, Sage Leaf, Clove, Cinnamon, Wood Betany, Pau d' Arco, and Pumpkin Seed.
I hope this helps.
Much happiness
Namaste,
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- Re: question 4 u reinasunshine
18 y
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This is a reply to # 748,985Well, I decided to order a 30-day cleansing system with the "parasite killer" in it. I called into this radio program last night that talked alot about internal body cleansing. This really great guy named Bob Nickel was on it, and he really gave me and the other people who called in some great advice. I am so excited to start.
I might as well ask you the same question I asked on the radio show last night...why am I tired all the time? Some nights I get a lot of sleep (around five to six hours); other nights I only sleep three to four hours--I wake up around 3:30 in the morning and can't go back to sleep. It's really crazy.
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- Re: question 4 u askKelley
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This is a reply to # 751,309Hi Reinasunshine,
Try eating a bowl(one cup)of plain oatmeal(cook it a little thin to better tolerate it) instead and see if this helps. It is a complex carb that will help balance the bloodsugars for about 5 to 7 hours. If this works then you know what the problem is. If not let me know and we can address other possiblities.
It's great you heard the show! Bob is a wealth of information and quite entertaining.
Keep us posted on your progress.
Namaste,
Ask Kelley- Re: question 4 u reinasunshine
18 y
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This is a reply to # 751,839Thank you Kelley for your advise--it is very very interesting that you suggested a complex carb like oatmeal. I find that when I eat a bowl of cereal, or have some crackers, or other carb, before bed, I do not wake up in the middle of the night. If I don't eat a snack before bed, then I wake up around 3 AM and cannot go back to sleep. Now how do you figure that? Does this mean that when I don't eat a bedtime snack, that my blood sugar level wreaks havoc with my sleep pattern? This is very interesting.
- Re: question 4 u askKelley
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Hi reinasunshine,
Yes, A complex carb takes 6 to 8 hours to breakdown and your bloodsugar will stay stable the entire time.
Namaste,
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