ENTER THE SACRED BACKYARD
SACRED SOUL FAMILY
Dodee Schmitt
Dodee is a Certified Holistic Health Practitioner, Autonomic Response Testing Practitioner, and Biofield Science Educator with nearly two decades of experience in chronic illness recovery and integrative wellness. Dodhisattva.com, est. 2009
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Super Natural Remedies
Parasite Cleansing for Rejuvenation
It is nearly impossible these days to not come into contact with parasites. They are literally everywhere. In the food, the water, the soil, and passed between people and animals constantly. But there are things we can do to up-regulate our system to keep it strong and self maintaining.
Parasites zap our energy, eat our nutrients, and leave us feeling drained, depressed, bloated, and sick. The parasite cleanse is step four in the full body cleanse sequence and it is the step most people skip entirely. Do not skip this one.
The Full Body Cleanse Sequence
Step 1
Colon Cleanse
Step 2
Liver Flush x2
Step 3
Kidney Cleanse
Step 4
Parasite Cleanse
Most people think parasites are something you pick up in a third world country. The truth is that parasitic burden is endemic in the modern world and is found across every demographic. Raw and undercooked foods, contaminated water, pets, travel, and intimate contact all create ongoing exposure.
Integrative practitioners consistently find parasitic burden at the center of many unresolved health complaints including chronic fatigue, skin issues, hormonal disruption, digestive problems, and even mood disorders. The reason is simple. Parasites compete for your nutrients, disrupt your gut microbiome, produce toxic waste products, and suppress immune function to survive.
The parasite cleanse comes fourth in the full body cleanse sequence for a reason. The colon, liver, and kidneys must be open and functioning well before you begin mobilizing parasites from the body. If your drainage pathways are congested the die off will have nowhere to go and you will feel worse instead of better.
🌕 The Full Moon and Parasites
Ancient wisdom and modern integrative practice both recognize the connection between the full moon and parasite activity. During the full moon cycle parasites are more active and reproductive, moving toward the intestinal walls and becoming more vulnerable to antiparasitic herbs and protocols.
Beginning or intensifying your parasite cleanse in the days leading up to and during the full moon gives your protocol a significant advantage. This is when the herbs do their deepest work.
These are some of the signs integrative practitioners associate with a significant parasitic burden. Many of these symptoms are so common they are written off as normal when they are anything but.
Chronic fatigue that does not resolve with rest. Parasites consume your nutrients and glucose leaving the cells starved for energy.
Bloating and digestive issues that come and go without clear dietary cause. Parasites disrupt the gut lining and microbiome balance.
Skin issues including rashes, hives, eczema, and unexplained itching, especially at night when parasites are most active.
Mood disturbances including anxiety, irritability, and depression. Parasites produce neurotoxic waste that affects brain chemistry.
Sugar and carbohydrate cravings that feel compulsive. Parasites thrive on sugar and influence cravings to feed themselves.
Teeth grinding at night which traditional medicine has long associated with intestinal parasites.
Hormonal disruption since parasites interfere with nutrient absorption and produce compounds that disrupt endocrine function.
Immune challenges and getting sick easily as the immune system is constantly occupied dealing with parasitic activity.
These are the antiparasitic herbs that integrative practitioners rely on most consistently. Tap each one to learn what it does.
Black Walnut Hull▼
One of the most powerful antiparasitic herbs available. The active compound juglone creates an inhospitable environment for parasites, worms, and fungal overgrowth. Used alongside wormwood and cloves as part of the classic antiparasitic triad.
Wormwood▼
Artemisia absinthium has been used for centuries as a powerful antiparasitic. It is particularly effective against roundworms, pinworms, and Giardia. Works synergistically with black walnut hull to address multiple life cycle stages.
Cloves▼
Cloves are essential in any parasite protocol because they destroy parasite eggs which black walnut and wormwood alone cannot fully address. Eugenol, the active compound in cloves, is highly effective at penetrating and destroying eggs before they hatch.
Garlic▼
Raw garlic and aged black fermented garlic are both highly antiparasitic. Allicin disrupts the metabolism of parasites and creates a hostile environment in the gut. Particularly effective against Giardia, Candida, and intestinal worms.
Habanero and Spicy Foods▼
Parasites do not enjoy spice. Capsaicin rich foods like habanero, cayenne, and jalapeño create an inhospitable environment in the gut. Incorporating generous amounts of fresh hot peppers into your daily diet during a parasite cleanse is a simple and effective strategy.
Cistus Tea▼
Cistus incanus is one of the most powerful biofilm disrupting herbs available. Since parasites shelter inside biofilm communities, drinking cistus tea daily during a cleanse helps break down the protective matrix and expose them to the antiparasitic herbs working systemically.
Mimosa Pudica Seed▼
One of the most effective and gentle antiparasitic seeds available. When consumed it becomes a sticky gel in the gut that physically traps and removes parasites, biofilm, and debris from the intestinal wall. Particularly effective for removing rope worms and deeply embedded parasitic organisms.
Here is what I would do if I were beginning a parasite cleanse today. This follows the full body cleanse sequence with the colon, liver, and kidneys already addressed.
Choose a quality parasite cleanse formula. Look for one containing black walnut hull, wormwood, and cloves as the core triad. Follow the instructions on the product for dosing and timing.
Add mimosa pudica seed taken on an empty stomach to physically drag parasites and biofilm from the intestinal wall.
Support the gut with quality probiotics including soil based organisms and latero flora to repopulate the terrain as you clear it. Take at night before bed.
Take systemic enzymes on an empty stomach to break down the protein shell around parasites and their eggs making them more vulnerable to the herbs.
Drink cistus tea daily to disrupt biofilm throughout the protocol.
Use oxygen therapy at night such as Oxy powder to ensure parasites and die off debris are being eliminated through the bowel rather than reabsorbed.
Do a coffee enema during the protocol to support liver processing of parasitic die off toxins and keep the elimination pathways clear.
Time your most intensive protocol days around the full moon when parasites are most active and vulnerable.
⚠️ Die off awareness
As parasites are killed the body processes their toxic waste products. This can cause temporary fatigue, brain fog, headaches, or skin breakouts. This is normal and signals the protocol is working. Go slowly, stay hydrated, keep drainage pathways open, and support the liver throughout. Binders like activated charcoal or PectaSol-C taken away from herbs can help absorb die off toxins.
Beyond the cleanse itself the goal is to modify the bioterrain so that parasites no longer have an environment to thrive in. This is where the real long term protection comes from.
Modify the bioterrain by ingesting friendly soil organisms and following a cleansing protocol to keep the gut healthy. When the good bacteria proliferate parasites lose their foothold.
Feed the good bacteria with plenty of prebiotics and fiber from clean organic fruits and vegetables.
Take a quality mineral supplement from a food source such as Shilajit. Most food is completely void of minerals. Try herbal teas as the base of your smoothies, soups, and elixirs for more minerals.
Know your food source. Grow your own food or know exactly where it is coming from and how it is grown including the water used to nourish the plants. Better yet learn about wild foods and eat them as much as possible.
Practice daily hygiene. Bathe daily, use high quality essential oils to clean your hands while traveling, scrub your nails, brush and floss twice daily, and use oral probiotics in the mouth.
Bring non toxic soap while traveling and avoid public water sources without filtration.
Eat antiparasitic foods daily including raw garlic, habanero, ginger, pumpkin seeds, papaya seeds, and fermented foods to maintain an inhospitable gut terrain year round.
🌿 Key Takeaway
Parasites are not a fringe concern. They are a universal reality of living in a modern world with compromised food, water, and soil. Reclaim your power by clearing them out, rebuilding your bioterrain, and maintaining the conditions that keep your inner ecosystem strong and self maintaining.
For educational purposes only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Always consult a qualified integrative practitioner before beginning a parasite cleanse protocol.
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