EXTERMINATE The Worms – 14 Foods That Destroy Intestinal Parasites! (NOT WHAT YOU THINK)
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Garlic
Pumpkin Seeds: These nutritious seeds contain cucurbitacin, an amino acid that can paralyze some intestinal parasites, making it easier for them to be expelled from the body [2].
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Pumpkin Seeds
Papaya Seeds: These bitter-tasting seeds contain papain, an enzyme that can break down the protective outer coating of parasite eggs, making them more susceptible to destruction [3].
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Papaya Seeds
Black Walnuts: The black hulls of black walnuts contain juglone, a compound that may have anti-parasitic effects against some worms and flukes [4].
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Black Walnuts
Cloves: This aromatic spice contains eugenol, a compound that may have anti-parasitic properties [5].
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Cloves
**Pomegranate Seeds:**Pomegranate seeds contain tannins and punicine, which may have anti-parasitic effects [6].
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Pomegranate Seeds
Pineapple: This tropical fruit contains bromelain, an enzyme that may help disrupt parasite activity in the gut [7].
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Pineapple
Coconut: Research suggests that coconut oil may have anti-parasitic properties against some protozoa [8].
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Coconut
Berberine: This plant compound has been shown to be effective against some parasites, including giardia [9].
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Berberine
Oregano Oil: Oregano oil contains carvacrol and thymol, which may have anti-parasitic properties [10].
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Oregano Oil
Thyme: This herb contains thymol, which may have anti-parasitic properties [11].
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Thyme
Goldenseal: This herb has traditionally been used to treat parasitic infections, although more research is needed to confirm its effectiveness [12].
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Goldenseal
Wormwood: This herb has been used for centuries to treat parasitic infections, but it can be toxic and should only be used under the supervision of a healthcare professional [13].
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Wormwood
Apple Cider Vinegar: Apple cider vinegar may help to create an inhospitable environment for parasites in the gut due to its acidity [14].
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Apple Cider Vinegar
It’s important to note that these foods should not be used as a substitute for professional medical treatment for parasite infections. If you suspect you have a parasite infection, it’s important to see a doctor for diagnosis and treatment.