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Dealing with internal parasites can be a troubling health issue, but certain herbs have been used traditionally to help naturally eliminate these unwelcome guests. Here are seven herbs known for their anti-parasitic properties that can be a natural part of a treatment plan under the guidance of a healthcare professional.
1. Black Walnut
How it Works: Black walnut hulls are used in herbal medicine to treat intestinal worms due to their juglone content, which is antifungal and antibacterial.
Usage: Black walnut is often taken in tincture or capsule form to maximize its effectiveness against parasites.
2. Wormwood
How it Works: This herb contains compounds known as thujones which can weaken parasite membranes. It’s particularly effective against roundworms, pinworms, and liver flukes.
Usage: Wormwood can be consumed as a tea, tincture, or in capsules but should be used under professional supervision due to its potency.
3. Clove
How it Works: Cloves are effective against microscopic parasites and have a killing effect on eggs that parasites lay in the intestinal tract.
Usage: Use ground cloves in tea or as a supplement; it’s often paired with black walnut and wormwood in anti-parasitic protocols.
4. Garlic
How it Works: Garlic is not only antibacterial and antifungal but also antiparasitic. It can help kill various internal parasites and improve immune function.
Usage: Eating fresh garlic, using it in culinary preparations, or taking a garlic supplement can help utilize its parasiticidal properties.
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