Re: Gallbladder stones or tapeworm ?

Gallstones big enough to cause symptoms can be seen with Computer-Tomography (CT-Scans) or with Ultrasound. These two diagnostic methods are very good in detecting them.

But because you say that the discomfort (pain) moves from one spot to another spot, I say you have not only one single parasite, but lots of them ! Of different kind.

You can start by doing 4weeks of intense physical exercise (resistance-running is best). From week 2two start eating raw squeezed-by-you garlic with water. By the end of week 4four you should be able to eat at least 6cloves of garlic in a single shot.

Now you should be strong enough to resist a Liver+Gallblader flush. Do it under week 5five ! You will pass out stones, parasites, fungus, plaque, crap.

Week 6six, do another liver flush.

Week 7seven, another one.

Week 8eight, another one.

Result:
Now you will feel that parasites are all over in your intestines. You may say, they got stronger, but they are simply running scared. You eliminated a lot, but more to be eliminated . Do not despair ! Be calm ! Gas them !

.)raw dandelion flower (Yes, you can eat grass)

.)+400grams pumpkin seeds, daily (Dont eat bread, eat pumpkin)

.)TEA === 2liters hot water + 5grams cloves (not powdered) + 5grams black pepper (not powdered) + 3grams Wormwood ||You cannot drink this :) You must allso eat the constituents, not just drinking the water-infusion||

.)first thing in the morning, daily, 50grams of red hot chilly peppers flakes (not powdered, but flakes, and chew them !)
.)drink a mouth of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar (you make this at home, do not buy)
.)eat vegetables, fish, eggs, yoghurt, pumpkin, lentils, chichpeas, peas, cabbage, whatever, no CocaCola, no McDonald
.)after meal, drink 6cloves crushed garlic in a glass water

.)eat papaya, daily if you can purchase it

These worked for me, the money cost is extremelly cheap. Its just daily food.



parasites love processed foods (foods made by man). Food that contain more than one ingredient is processed.



There are lots of other herbs, like horseradish, yarrow, bedstraw, and everything else you find out in the fields, as long as you can identify it not being toxic. Tweet