🔴Early symptoms that you are infected with parasite

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📣Hello viewers welcome to nuruveda, in this scary video we are gonna discuss 7 symptoms for a parasitic infection and we will also discuss some nutritional guidelines to stop parasite from growing in you. This is the most informative and interesting video Early symptoms that you are infected with parasite

❓How can you get parasites⁉️
Well, there are a number of ways to contract a parasite. Undercooked meat and raw fish and contaminated raw fruits and vegetables are common culprits.
Swimming in lakes, ponds, or creeks can also lead to a parasitic infection. It is also very easy to contract a parasite when handling animals. Early symptoms that you are infected with parasite

🎯🎯Lets discuss the symptoms.

☑️Feeling Hungry after a meal
Never feeling satisfied or full after your meals, especially combined with weight loss is a common parasite symptom. As worms in humans feed at the same time as their host, it may cause extreme hunger. Nausea, gas, bloating and reduced hunger levels are also signs of parasites.

☑️ Digestive issues
Intestinal parasites such as hook worm or tape worm take root in your gastrointestinal tract. This causes a reaction in your immune system and you face many digestive issues. Watery diarrhea, bloody diarrhea, bloating, gas, and constipation can all be symptoms of parasites.

☑️ Chronic fatigue, exhaustion
A parasitic infection can be hard on your body, and that can lead to feelings of fatigue and exhaustion. Certain parasite cause deficiencies and hinders absorption of certain nutrients like iron and B12.

☑️ SKIN ISSUES
Unexplained rashes, itching and eczema can be a result of a parasitic infection. Your body releases a chemical called IEG after contracting a parasite. This compound can cause skin issues.
Other specific parasites like pinworms can cause localized itching.

☑️ Anemia
Certain infections caused by hookworms and whipworms can cause blood loss through stool leading to iron-deficiency anemia. The worms actually feed on your blood cells, causing anemia.

☑️ Anal Itching
This mostly happens at night when the parasites are most active and lay their eggs. The more you scratch your anus the most damage your skin become. This further increases the infection possibility.

☑️ Weight Loss
This happens due to parasite eating away your nutrients. It might result in rapid and unreasonable weight loss. If you are infected with parasite not only your body nutrients are being destroyed but you body is working hard to fight those parasitic infection. This results in a quick weight loss.

These were the 7 symptoms to look for if you suspect a parasite in you. How ever there are certain nutritional guidelines which may help parasites in you from growing which are:

1. Eat raw garlic, pumpkin seeds, pomegranates, beets, and carrots, all of which have been used traditionally to kill parasites.
2. Drink a lot of water to help flush out your system.
3. Eat more fiber, which may help get rid of worms.
4. Eat more probiotic food which can help your good bacteria to fight against parasitic effects. Fermented foods and yogurts are highly recommended. Talk to your doctor if you need a supplement of probiotics. This the best video of how to solve paradise problem.
5. Digestive enzymes will help restore your intestinal tract to its normal state. Papain is an enzyme from the papaya plant that may help kill worms when taken 30 minutes before or after meals.

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0:00 Introduction
1:13 How can you get parasite?
1:58 Feeling Hungry after a meal
2:23 Digestive issues
2:46 Skin Issues
3:09 Anemia
3:26 Chronic fatigue
3:46 Anal itching
4:17 Weight loss
4:45 Nutritional tips
5:42 Conclusion

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