Let's start with are all parasites bad?

Ooh, good question.

So I would say this, all parasites come at a cost in this day and age is you have more and more reasons than ever before to have an overload of parasites.

Yes, it's really fun to talk about these on social media right now because they're gross and they're scary sounding, but this is actually a debilitating and devastating epidemic.

And that's not too strong a phrase to say.

When most people think of parasites, they think parasites would be in the gut.

How is somebody going to know that they actually have parasites?

Some of the telltale signs are sleep disruption, being more energized at night than in the morning.

Sleep apnea, teeth grinding, bruxism, the clen at night than in the morning.

Sleep apnea, teeth grinding, bruxism, the clenching of the jaw, TMJ.

Also food sensitivities like dairy intolerances and gut pain, especially after foods.

You might have an intermittent spot that hurts after meals and that could literally

be nests of parasites moving.

Also, a tendency towards inflammation, most of them are invisible to the naked eye.

It's a broad presentation.

You could have some or any of those parasites.

What I want people to understand, though, is if you apply a systematic approach to parasites,

your symptoms that are being driven by parasites

can actually reverse.

Let's talk about the connection between gut health,

parasites, and bone health.

How would other gut health issues of parasites

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