Parasites in all animal products? 
GrannyCat
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I was telling a friend of mine about the liver flush of olive oil/raw egg yokes/citrus juice,
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which is supposed to be an easy cleanse you can take every day. She knows I'm doing the humaworm cleanse [on Day 17!] and she said to me "It doesn't make much sense to do a parasite cleanse, then re-infect yourself with parasites by eating raw egg right after, does it?"
So I asked her "Are you saying raw eggs are infected with parasites???" and she answered that "YES, ALL RAW ANIMAL PRODUCTS ARE INFECTED WITH FARASITES." Now I'm stumped! The cleanse sounded easy and effective, even though I am reluctant to consume raw egg yoke. But I certainly don't want to intentionally ADD parasites to my body!
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- Re: Parasites in all animal products... humaworm
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MoreThis is a reply to # 871,959Sure - they can have bacteria in them - but - if your immune system is clean, healthy and strong, you will not be affected the same as someone who has a compromised immune system. Parasite cleansing 2-3 times per year will keep you clean - no matter what you consume.
- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... Charly
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This is a reply to # 871,959I believe that most any bacteria would come from the outside of the egg. Even if it were true that the egg yolk is infected the lime juice is so acidic it would kill the bacteria or parasite eggs. Lemon and Lime juice is acidic but helps our body to be alkaline.
I add lemon juice to my water every day to kill any bacteria or parasite eggs that get into me. I love a hot lemon tonic in the morning with a dash of stevia... This is just one of the things that I do, every day, to create a unwelcome envirement for parasites!
- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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I drink water with lemon juice [bottled], a slice of real lemon, lemon flavored stevia drops and ice and it's like drinking the best lemonaid ever made! I drink it all day long and easily drink 64-96 oz a day, sometimes more.
I had no idea, however, that the juice killed parasites and/or bacteria.- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... Charly
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I love that type of lemonaid too! Stevia is great as a sweetner for it.
I'm not sure that bottled lemon juice is as effective as fresh lemons. When juices are bottled, they have been pasturized to keep them from spoiling. The pasturizing process kills the live enzymes that we need in our system.
I don't buy juice in a bottle but use a lemon a day in drinks, and sometimes sprinkled on salads with a touch of olive oil.
Try using the juice of 1/2 a lemon, dash of stevia, a couple of slices of lemon from the squeezed half to 8 ozs. of pure water and a couple of ice cubes - Delicious!- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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I love fresh lemon, but they are so expensive! I bought two dwarf lemon trees and I hope they'll be prolific! When lemons are low in price I will stock up and freeze the juice, but still it's costly when I drink so much of it. So I use fresh AND bottled both so I can drink all I want and still get some benefits. I would hope even bottled lemon juice has some benefits.- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... horsezan
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This is a reply to # 872,062I'm planning on buying a couple of those too. Are you talking about Meyers lemons? I heard they'll grow great inside (if you have a grow light for winter months, if light is low), and I'm hoping to prove that assertion correct!
:)- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... xZapx
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This is a reply to # 872,111It's funny what comes up by chance sometimes. I actually bought two dwarf citrus trees a few months back. They still have some fruit on them, but they came shipped with stupid aphids and so it's been a battle to keep them from sucking the life out of the trees. I guess it is only a problem during the spring. Now I'm thinking I may have been better off waiting!
At any rate, they are supposed to have a decent harvest and the trees finally look like they have adjusted to the area as they are budding again (now that it's springy here). Maybe if I can keep the aphids away they will do better in the coming months!Advertisement
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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This is a reply to # 872,136Well, right now mine are small and they are in my greenhouse. I *think* they are Myer, from Spring Hill Nurseries. I thought it might be a good way to stay stocked up with lemons!
As to aphids, they are easily killed with apple cider vinegar/soap/water sprayed on them. Actually, there are many recipes to spray on the aphids to kill them and doesn't hurt the plant at all. Does Curezone have a gardening forum? Hrm. I'll have to check that out.- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... #227
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This is a reply to # 872,204yepp, we have a gardening forum at "ask moreless forum" ...best there is!
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... xZapx
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... #227
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This is a reply to # 872,062Sorry, but I think only fresh lemons is to count, when health is a concern!!!
- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... Charly
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This is a reply to # 872,654I've read lemons and limes are nearly the same. According to this we should add a spice or two.
"Garlic, onion, allspice and oregano, for example, were found to be the best all-around bacteria killers (they kill everything), followed by thyme, cinnamon, tarragon and cumin (any of which kill up to 80 percent of bacteria).
Capsicums, including chilies and other hot peppers, are in the middle of the antimicrobial pack (killing or inhibiting up to 75 percent of bacteria), while pepper of the white or black variety inhibits 25 percent of bacteria, as do ginger, anise seed, celery seed and the juices of lemons and limes."
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Cornell News: Spices too hot for microbes
http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/March98/spice.hrs.html
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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This is a reply to # 872,654So you believe there is no health benefits of drinking bottled lemon juice?
- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... Charly
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This is a reply to # 872,787That is right. I was taught by a ND that pasturized juices no longer have the live enzymes that we need to be healthy. I don't drink them.
I didn't like learning this either! I purchaced a juicer and make my own juices. I just squeeze lemons and limes.- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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This is a reply to # 872,829Yes, I juice every day too. I love it. However, even though bottled juice has no live enzymes, I cannot believe it's totally void of any nutrients.
- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... Charly
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... Charly
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... horsezan
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... Charly
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- Re: Lemon, lime juice kill parasite ... GrannyCat
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- Re: Parasites in all animal products... bunny 1
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This is a reply to # 871,959you know i always heard that raw eggs deplete vitamins. especially b vitamins and biotin.
thats why i never eat raw eggs anymore.- Re: Parasites in all animal products... Charly
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This is a reply to # 872,216This is interesting. I have read dozens of health books, and never read anything about eggs depleting vitamins. Would that would include over-easy eggs? I would be very interested in knowing your source for this information.
- Re: Parasites in all animal products... GrannyCat
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- Re: Egg Yolks ok Charly
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This is a reply to # 872,442Googgled and found several places that say raw yolks are good for us.
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- Re: Egg Yolks ok Charly
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- Re: Parasites in all animal products... GrannyCat
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- Re: To eat raw eggs or not Seektruth
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I believe the problem with raw eggs is that the raw egg white can bind biotin. However if one is eating only the yolk or eating the whole egg raw, there is plenty of biotin in the yolk to overcome this problem. I'm sure you can google and find much information on this.
I believe the recipe you were referring to called for egg yolks, so it shouldn't be a problem.
Warmly,
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- Re: To eat raw eggs or not Charly
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- Re: Raw Egg Yolks OK Charly
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This is a reply to # 872,216I found the answer to this, Bunny... by Googleing. This article, and several others, say too many raw egg WHITES can cause a problem, but the yolks are ok.
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- Re: Parasites in all animal products... Charly
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- Re: Parasites in all animal products... humaworm
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