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🌐 Make an appointment with Dr. Jimba: https://bit.ly/priem_doJimba
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Parasites can remain undetected for years, disguised as fatigue, allergies, and gastrointestinal problems. Professor Evgeny Morozov explains when anxiety is justified and when self-diagnosis from the internet is justified. This episode examines the real routes of infection through food, soil, animals, and hygiene errors. It also covers toxoplasmosis, pinworms, prevention myths, and the dangers of treating without a diagnosis. This discussion helps you understand when testing is necessary and when it's time to look for another cause for your symptoms.
CONTENTS:
00:01:00 — Is it possible to live with parasites for years and not know it?
00:02:59 — What are parasites anyway?
00:03:43 — How common are parasites among the general population?
00:04:41 — How dangerous are parasites if a person doesn't know about them for a long time?
00:06:01 — Are parasites today a rare occurrence or a common problem?
00:06:20 — Is it true that parasitology is disappearing in Russia?
00:07:49 — How much of a health threat do parasites really pose?
00:09:02 — Where should someone start if they suspect they have parasites?
00:10:00 — Can bioresonance diagnostics and the Voll method be trusted?
00:11:40 — Where should I go with my parasite test results?
00:13:13 — Can fatigue, weight, and headaches indicate parasites?
00:14:25 — Why is it easier for people to blame excess weight and fatigue on parasites?
00:15:46 — Is there a characteristic symptom of parasites?
00:17:02 — What are the different ways to become infected with parasites?
00:20:01 — Can you become infected with parasites in restaurants and cafes?
00:21:05 — Is parasite infestation a lottery?
00:22:02 — Are pets dangerous for children because of parasites?
00:23:43 — How dangerous is toxoplasmosis?
00:26:14 — Should extreme sports enthusiasts get tested?
00:27:17 — How dangerous is toxoplasmosis for the general public?
00:28:17 — Is it possible to get parasites on the subway or public transport?
00:29:18 — If one family member has parasites, should everyone be treated?
00:31:49 — Is it possible to get rid of parasites using folk remedies?
00:34:35 — Why do people often blame illnesses on parasites?
00:35:51 — Is parasite prophylaxis necessary?
00:37:43 — What should you do if your test results are clear, but you "saw something"?
00:38:57 — Why do pinworms keep coming back to my child?
00:40:33 — Why do people develop parasitophobia?
00:43:12 — Who really needs to be tested for parasites?
00:43:25 — What three situations are reasons to get tested?
00:43:56 — What basic preventative measures actually work?
Consultation with specialists at the Zhu-Shi Clinic:
🏵 Moscow, Sivtsev Vrazhek Lane, 44/28 (entrance through the arch)
☎️ 8 (495) 228-28-08, 8 (926) 880-58-88
🏵 Moscow, Kropotkinsky Lane, 4s1
☎️ +7 (499) 709-00-88, +7 (926) 880-55-88
👨💻 Clinic website: https://bit.ly/jutshi_ru
🌿 Order THANG herbal teas with delivery: https://bit.ly/phyto_jutshi
Zhu-Shi is an oriental medicine clinic and wellness center founded by the famous Tibetan monk, physician, and teacher Balbar Lama in 2011. Traditional Tibetan medicine has existed for 15 centuries, developing and perfecting itself, largely under the influence of Buddhism. Therefore, it places great emphasis not only on overall health but also on the harmonious development of body and soul.
#ZhudShiClinic #OrientalMedicine #ZhudShi
✅ Visit the "Intermittent Fasting" course website: https://bit.ly/dokjimba_intervalnoe_p...
🌐 Make an appointment with Dr. Jimba: https://bit.ly/priem_doJimba
🎁 Free Saturday meditations: https://bit.ly/free_meditation_jutshi
🌐 Make an appointment with a Tibetan medicine doctor: https://jutshi.ru/
Parasites can remain undetected for years, disguised as fatigue, allergies, and gastrointestinal problems. Professor Evgeny Morozov explains when anxiety is justified and when self-diagnosis from the internet is justified. This episode examines the real routes of infection through food, soil, animals, and hygiene errors. It also covers toxoplasmosis, pinworms, prevention myths, and the dangers of treating without a diagnosis. This discussion helps you understand when testing is necessary and when it's time to look for another cause for your symptoms.
CONTENTS:
00:01:00 — Is it possible to live with parasites for years and not know it?
00:02:59 — What are parasites anyway?
00:03:43 — How common are parasites among the general population?
00:04:41 — How dangerous are parasites if a person doesn't know about them for a long time?
00:06:01 — Are parasites today a rare occurrence or a common problem?
00:06:20 — Is it true that parasitology is disappearing in Russia?
00:07:49 — How much of a health threat do parasites really pose?
00:09:02 — Where should someone start if they suspect they have parasites?
00:10:00 — Can bioresonance diagnostics and the Voll method be trusted?
00:11:40 — Where should I go with my parasite test results?
00:13:13 — Can fatigue, weight, and headaches indicate parasites?
00:14:25 — Why is it easier for people to blame excess weight and fatigue on parasites?
00:15:46 — Is there a characteristic symptom of parasites?
00:17:02 — What are the different ways to become infected with parasites?
00:20:01 — Can you become infected with parasites in restaurants and cafes?
00:21:05 — Is parasite infestation a lottery?
00:22:02 — Are pets dangerous for children because of parasites?
00:23:43 — How dangerous is toxoplasmosis?
00:26:14 — Should extreme sports enthusiasts get tested?
00:27:17 — How dangerous is toxoplasmosis for the general public?
00:28:17 — Is it possible to get parasites on the subway or public transport?
00:29:18 — If one family member has parasites, should everyone be treated?
00:31:49 — Is it possible to get rid of parasites using folk remedies?
00:34:35 — Why do people often blame illnesses on parasites?
00:35:51 — Is parasite prophylaxis necessary?
00:37:43 — What should you do if your test results are clear, but you "saw something"?
00:38:57 — Why do pinworms keep coming back to my child?
00:40:33 — Why do people develop parasitophobia?
00:43:12 — Who really needs to be tested for parasites?
00:43:25 — What three situations are reasons to get tested?
00:43:56 — What basic preventative measures actually work?
Consultation with specialists at the Zhu-Shi Clinic:
🏵 Moscow, Sivtsev Vrazhek Lane, 44/28 (entrance through the arch)
☎️ 8 (495) 228-28-08, 8 (926) 880-58-88
🏵 Moscow, Kropotkinsky Lane, 4s1
☎️ +7 (499) 709-00-88, +7 (926) 880-55-88
👨💻 Clinic website: https://bit.ly/jutshi_ru
🌿 Order THANG herbal teas with delivery: https://bit.ly/phyto_jutshi
Zhu-Shi is an oriental medicine clinic and wellness center founded by the famous Tibetan monk, physician, and teacher Balbar Lama in 2011. Traditional Tibetan medicine has existed for 15 centuries, developing and perfecting itself, largely under the influence of Buddhism. Therefore, it places great emphasis not only on overall health but also on the harmonious development of body and soul.
#ZhudShiClinic #OrientalMedicine #ZhudShi