Parasite Cleansing: What Your Body May Release

Parasites come in many shapes and sizes. Sometimes when you're parasite cleansing, you might see something very small, like pinworms, and other times you may see something much larger, like tapeworms. You may also see liver flukes, which often look like dried tomato or pepper skins.

It’s also very common to see candida being released during a parasite cleanse. This typically appears as a white, tissue-like substance in the stool.

Another important thing to watch for is parasite eggs. Eggs are actually a good sign because clearing them helps prevent reinfection. They can look like tiny white speckles, pepper-seed–like pieces, or even light-colored corn-shaped particles.

You may also notice mucus, which is a great sign because it means biofilm is being broken down.

The protocol I use also helps remove mucoid plaque, which is hardened, dehydrated material that can stick to the intestinal lining, similar to how plaque builds up in arteries.

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