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In this video, I want to share with you my experience of getting rid of a parasite, or more precisely, a worm, or helminth. I consider this topic simple and not at all shameful, since these parasites are as common as microbes. We diligently protect ourselves from microbes, wash our hands, but for some reason we ignore large parasites (worms), stubbornly not wanting to even think about them. This is understandable, by the way, because everyone I know always received negative test results, and always assumed they were clean. I regularly received such negative test results – either a stool test for worm eggs (everyone has to submit this when getting a medical certificate), or blood tests for a whole panel of helminthic infestations. Everything showed that I didn't have any worms.
However, my dreams told me otherwise. In my dreams, I was repeatedly shown my parasite, its appearance and shape, and was told that I'd had it for many years. And for some reason, no antiparasitic supplements, herbal teas, or remedies had any effect.
Where can a person become infected with worms, and why are they so common?
There are many ways to become infected. Meat eaters, vegans, raw foodists...everyone can be infected.
Meat eaters, of course, may undercook shashlik, cutlets, fish, etc. Vegans, vegetarians, and raw foodists eat a lot of vegetables, fruits, and greens. Washing them thoroughly is often quite difficult, even with specialized detergents. After all, herbs, dried fruits, and fruits have microcracks and textures where dirt can easily adhere. Thus, worm eggs can be swallowed, and one, several, or many parasites can develop inside. Some worm eggs are so small that they float on dusty winds and can be inhaled, where they can also find a home in the respiratory system.
And, of course, dirty hands... Children are especially susceptible, as they often neglect basic hygiene. But even if all precautions are observed, no one is immune from infection. We live in a non-sterile environment and are constantly interacting with it. It's best to periodically undergo antiparasitic programs.

MY STORY
I myself have periodically taken antiparasitic herbal teas, remedies, seeds, and dietary supplements. The list of antiparasitic substances I took in full included the following:
plantain seeds
pumpkin seed extract
chanterelle mushroom extract
raw chanterelle mushrooms
tansy, wormwood, cloves
tansy, aspen, cloves
aspen
wormwood
elecampane root
neem
black walnut
daucus carob bark...
many different ready-made antiparasitic supplements
and much more
I took this several times a year, but nothing worked and my body didn't react.
Friends with whom I shared my dream and the lack of results told me that I had no one, that I should stop fighting something that didn't exist...
But. In the evening, when I went to bed, I noticed a lump bulging slightly somewhere in my stomach, and it could slowly move over time. Some people I talked to said they had the same thing in the evenings. Doctors told them it was irritable bowel syndrome or gas. I didn't know what to blame it on, so I thought it was a food lump.
Furthermore, I'd periodically experience a strange appetite in the evenings. Even though I knew I was full, I'd still feel an urgent need to eat. I'd either have to sleep through my hunger or go and eat something before bed, even though that was undesirable.
Once, after buying the Antiparasitic Collection 68-a, Caucasian Herbs, I decided to try it, even though it didn't contain the typical antiparasitic herbs. And lo and behold, it worked. INGREDIENTS: fir extract, dandelion, thyme herb, birch leaves, nettle leaves, carrot seeds, tansy flowers, pumpkin seeds, centaury, fir needles, chicory extract, eucalyptus.
I didn't follow the manufacturer's recommendations for the herbs, as they didn't work for me. I ground everything in a coffee grinder, poured it into a lidded glass jar, and took 1 heaping teaspoon twice a day—in the morning during breakfast and in the evening right before bed, as late as possible. Literally from the first days of taking it, I began experiencing pain, cramping, and rumbling in my stomach. I even woke up at night from the pain. The pain persisted day and night, especially after taking the herbs. And after about 7-10 or 12 days—I don't remember the exact day—I saw a worm pass.