Are you aware that parasites or rather what we could also refer to as aliens may be living inside your dog’s body and ours?
Moreover, given that the colon is often referred to as the “first brain” due to the nerve connections between itself and the brain, parasites have the capability to release chemicals in their excrement. These chemicals can subsequently travel to the brain and have an impact on cognitive processes, influencing eating habits and even controlling behaviour.
Although parasites are strong, we have the means to conquer them with our potent mixture of bitter herbal compounds.
What Are Parasites?
Parasites are organisms that can live on or inside the body of their host, they rely on the host for survival. Parasites cases cause harm to their hosts in many ways, such as:
- Feeding off their host, creating constipation through the body as their communities grow and shedding their own waste which is acidic.
- Some parasites are large, meaning that they are visible to the naked eye, others on the other hand are microscopic. Some parasites are harmless and others can cause serious illness - or even death. “Parvo Virus” would be a perfect example of how parasites can cause death.
See Coba’s Healing Journey to see how we helped Coba beat Parvo.
Signs of Parasites
The following symptoms could be a sign that your dog or cat has parasites:
- Anaemia - Some parasites consume red blood cells causing Anaemia.
- Blood in stools – Often seen when caused by parasites irritating the intestines.
- Cravings - Parasites crave on waste (acids), so can trigger the want or need for sugary treats, wheats/grains etc.
- Fatigue - Parasites can eat anything that’s decaying, including our dogs own food which can cause issues with weight.
- Gastrointestinal Issues - Some parasites release toxins into the blood, resulting in symptoms such as bloating, constipation, diarrhoea.
- Itching Anus – These symptoms are generally caused by parasites laying eggs around the anus.
- Mood Swings – as mentioned Parasites can release chemicals into the bloodstream, this can lead to out of character actions.
- Visible Parasites - Other parasites are visible to the naked eye, such as threadworms or thin white worms.
- Rashes - Parasites excrete faeces that can result in an immune response whereby the body uses the largest eliminative filter “the skin” to rid itself of the waste burden, this may also indicate issues with their lymphatic system- bodies sewer system.
Treatments
If your dog has symptoms of :
- Anaemia
- Fatigue
- Mood swings
- Rashes
- Visible parasites
Try out our Blood Cleanser which is designed to eliminate toxins from your bloodstream.
- Cravings
- Blood in stools
- Gastrointestinal issues
- Itching anus
- Fatigue
Try out our Colon Cleanser, designed to gently cleanse the intestines and colon.
The Different Types of Parasite
Common examples of the different types of parasites that can infect the human body include:
- Protozoa: These are single-celled organisms that can cause a variety of diseases, such as malaria, amoebiasis, and giardiasis.
- Helminths: These are worms that can infect the human body, including roundworms, tapeworms, and flukes.
- Arthropods: These are insects and other invertebrates that can infect the human body, including lice, fleas, and mites.
- Fungi: These are fungal organisms that can cause infections in the human body, such as ringworm and athlete's foot.
- Bacteria: These are single-celled organisms that can cause a variety of infections, including pneumonia and tuberculosis.
What Effects do Parasites Have on Your Dog’s Health?
Below are just a few symptoms that are caused from a parasitic infection, symptoms will also depend on the type of parasite, as well as the location alongside the severity of the infestation.
- Pain and cramping in your dog's abdomen
- Diarrhoea or constipation
- Nausea and vomiting
- Gas and bloating
- Weight loss
- Fatigue
- Fever and chills
- Anaemia
- Immune reactions otherwise termed as “allergies” and visualised as rashes or skin issues
What Can You Do To Protect Your Dog Against Parasites?
Parasites are an undeniable part of our existence, residing within us, yet there are measures we can implement to minimise the risk of parasitic infestations.
Regular fasting alongside an Intracellular Chelation™ once to twice per year is strongly recommended.
You clean your house, car, your clothes, you clean your dogs (externally) a few times a year, some more often than others. However, no one is cleansing their internal system.
Give your dog’s bowels a thorough cleanse and help these little invaders out.
