Hey guys, today we're going to talk about parasites, okay?

There's some things you can do if you potentially have a parasite infection.

The first thing you need to know is that some of the symptoms are abdominal pain, definitely

everything connected with digestion, diarrhea, or constipation, nausea, bloating, fatigue,

moody, itching private parts, sudden weight loss, cravings, especially for dairy, blood sugar

problems.

So let's say, for example, you had a trip and you were visiting another country and

you consumed their food or their water, that's one common way that you would get a parasite

or you're hiking in the woods and you drink water, the stream water, or you had some antibiotics.

You potentially could then get a parasite because your resistance is really low.

You don't have those defenses anymore, or at least you'd get a Candida problem or a fungus

or a yeast infection.

You could have a lot of parasites depending on where you're the quality of the meat that

you're consuming if it's like a raw fish, for example, like a sushi.

Low stomach acids, this is something that's actually very, very interesting because a lot

of people don't realize that one of the important functions of the stomach is to kill off these

pathogens.

So it's a part of the immune system by having such a strong acid that these parasites

can't survive.

So if your stomach is not acidic enough, which is very, very common, especially as you

get older, or after you take an antibiotic, and the way that you know that you actually

have a problem with low stomach acids is that you have heartburn or acid reflux.

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