Type I Diabetes... or Parasites Attacking Your Pancreas?
- shelleybholisticnu
- Nov 2
- 1 min read
Type 1 diabetics… nobody’s telling you this 👇
You’ve heard every theory about why your pancreas stopped making insulin... But here’s one they never bring up:
Eurytrema pancreaticum - a pancreatic fluke (yes, a literal flatworm) that has been shown to damage the pancreas and create diabetes-like symptoms in animals.
It infects the bile ducts + pancreas
➡️ specifically targets the insulin-producing cells (the islets of Langerhans)
➡️ causes degeneration + impaired insulin secretion in animal studies
And while mainstream medicine mostly shrugs it off in humans, there are case reports + research suggesting it may play a contributing role.
Not saying it’s the only cause of Type 1. But let’s be real… if something can physically damage insulin-producing cells, maybe we should look at it.🤷🏻♀️
Considering the U.S. insulin market pulled in $7.8 BILLION in 2024… you can't expect antiparasitics to be high on the treatment playbook when there’s a billion-dollar pipeline to protect.
The human body doesn’t malfunction for no reason. If you want to learn more about parasite cleansing, shoot me a DM. 🪱💛




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