Parasites in Your Eyes?!đ¤˘
- shelleybholisticnu
- May 30
- 1 min read
đď¸ Ever wonder why your eyes feel offâlike floaters, twitching, or light sensitivity that wonât go away?Y
ou might be surprised to learn⌠parasites can infect your eyes.
Yes, reallyâyour eyes can host both microscopic parasites and actual worms that can cause:
⢠Eye floaters
⢠Redness, dryness, or excessive tearing
⢠Light sensitivity & blurred or double vision
⢠Twitching, itchiness, or pain
⢠Crusting around lashes
⢠Headaches + dark circles
⢠Even retinal scarring or blindness
Some of the more common culprits include:
𪹠Toxocara â a roundworm that causes blindness in kids
𪹠Loa Loa â the African eye worm (yes, people can feel it moving)𪹠Onchocerca volvulus â behind âriver blindnessâ
𪹠Toxoplasma gondii â a protozoa linked to eye + brain issues
These are often spread through bug bites and recreational water, so with warmer weather here, now is the time to support your body wisely.
đď¸ Want to learn how to support your body with parasite cleansing? Click here to learn more! Your eyes (and brain, and skin, and gut...) will thank you.
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