Title: Intestinal worms: identify parasite symptoms & parasite treatment
Headings: Do You Have Parasites?
Do You Have Parasites?
You may be infected with intestinal parasites or worms!
What are Parasites?
Intestinal Worms
Parasite Symptoms
Common symptoms of parasites and worms
Common Types of Worms
Pinworms
Large Roundworms (Ascaris)
The common signs and symptoms of Roundworms are:
Whipworms
The common signs and symptoms of Whipworms are:
Hookworms
The common signs and symptoms of Hookworms are:
Tapeworms
The common signs and symptoms of Tapeworms are:
Pork tapeworm larvae can migrate to different parts of the body, including the brain, causing epilepsy, headaches, seizures or other neurological disorders, and even sudden death.
How do We Catch Parasites?
Eating undercooked meat or fish
Yes, if you eat sushi, you probably have parasites!
International Traveling
Poor Hygiene
People who bite their nails are at high risk of getting infected with parasites.
Owning a Pet
Walking Barefoot
How to Kill Worms
Natural treatment for parasites
The best way to kill parasites naturally and safely is to go through a complete detox program that involves fasting and colon cleansing.

Content: They then infect the whole family. It is literally impossible to prevent pinworm infections! Since the worms are rarely seen and that their eggs are not passed in the stool, detecting a pinworm infection usually requires a “Scotch tape test”. Clear tape is applied in the morning on the host’s anus, to collect eggs that can be identified under a microscope. Large Roundworms (Ascaris)
Roundworms (nematodes), infect humans through contaminated water and soil and can measure from 1 millimeter to 1 meter. An Ascaris infection (ascariasis) is the most common infection, and it usually happens when someone eats food grown in soil that has been mixed with human waste, or from eating raw food that was cleaned with contaminated water, or simply by drinking water that contains roundworm eggs. Ascariasis is the most common infection in the world. It is usually seen in tropical climates. In some regions, nearly 95% of the population is infected. Ascaris worms usually don’t spread in developed countries.