Black Walnut PLUS ~ GUT Micro-biome Support++

A Spring/Fall/Parasite/Fungal Cleanse generally takes place over 2 to 4 weeks - You would need 2 (2 weeks use) to 4 bottles (4 weeks use) of Black Walnut Plus for 2 to 4 weeks use ----- Children age 4 -10 years would use Black Walnut Plus for 2 weeks & would need 1 bottle per child. You would also ensure all elimination channels are open & ensure daily drinking of herbal teas - like Tulsi Holy-Basil Tea  OR Anti Candida - Parasite Cleanse Care Tea - 2 to 4 mugs per day - hot or cold and consuming plenty of water, 5 - 6 - 8 ounce glasses per day per adult - & adding Liquid Chlorophyll - a half a TSP or so to each glass of water  for adult / for children 1/4 tsp to 2 servings of water --

Ensuring daily water & herbal hydration consumption  is a must. Also  eat plenty of raw fresh garlic - salads - green leafy veg - fruits - papaya fruit - raw pumpkin seeds daily - fruit and veg juices - or smoothies - reducing refined sugar as much as possible ---- and consuming regular meals daily - but pushing fluids and healthy eating habits.

Spring/Fall/Parasite/Fungal Cleanse Diet Changes - stomach acid helps protect you from parasites in food, avoid commercial antacids.  Limit coffee, restrict refined sugar, alcohol, and refined grains.

Include more garlic in your meals. Increase the amount of carrots, sweet potatoes, and squash you eat. These foods are high in beta-carotene, which turns into vitamin A in your body. Vitamin A helps your body resist parasitic worms and larvae. Rebuild "good" bacteria in your gut with probiotic-rich foods such as Apples, Rhubarb and other pectin rich fruits.  Eat foods rich in vitamin C and B vitamins. Avoid raw meat or fish / sushi. 

See Sweet Rhubarb Tea as a Happy Gut Health Support 

Elimination Systems of bowel, kidneys, lungs, skin:

You should be having at least 1 to 2 bowel movements EVERY day prior, as a normal habit before beginning any parasite cleanse. Not having regular daily bowel movements means you have a slow sluggish bowel & this means this eliminating channel is not fully open or functioning at optimum. This may very likely contribute to increased discomforts experienced while doing a cleanse. There is an old adadge when considering what is normal for daily bowel movements - If 3 trains come into the station daily, THEN 3 trains ought to be leaving the station daily. Meaning: if you eat 3 meals daily, normal bowel function is to have 2 to 3 daily bowel movements. See Nature's Detox TEA for increasing bowel transit time.

Epsom salt baths - Like Therapeutic Mustard Bath  are nice in the evenings too - for the detoxifying and increasing magnesium serum levels in the body to soothe central nervous system ----- It's can be quite normal to feel a little bloated,  tired, or have very mild flu-like symptoms on a parasite cleanse... ensure you are drinking plenty of fluids to keep the elimination channnels open and so you are well hydrated.  

All of the above are supportive practices for doing a Spring/Fall/Parasite/Fungal Cleanse routine for adults/children. Practicing the above protocols of Spring/Fall/Parasite/Fungal Cleanse Tips reduces any likelihood of detox headaches, lethargy or fatigue during a parasite cleanse. 

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New Herbalists and allopathic medicine often ignore and under estimate impacts of old world proof of human parasite driven dis-ease. 

History of Human Parasitology - "Humans are hosts to nearly 300 species of parasitic worms and over 70 species of protozoa, some derived from our primate ancestors and some acquired from the animals we have domesticated or come in contact with during our relatively short history on Earth. Our knowledge of parasitic infections extends into antiquity, and descriptions of parasites and parasitic infections are found in the earliest writings and have been confirmed by the finding of parasites in archaeological material." "the history of human parasitology proceeded along two lines, the discovery of a parasite and its subsequent association with disease and the recognition of a disease and the subsequent discovery that it was caused by a parasite."  "The subsequent history of human parasitology revolves around early descriptions of a particular disease and the identification of the parasite causing the disease, not necessarily in this order; the elaboration of the life cycle; and, finally, the establishment of the causal relationship between the parasite and the disease. The most comprehensive work on the history of any aspect of parasitology is A History of Human Helminthology (105), which contains over 800 pages of detailed accounts of all the discoveries in the field of human helminthology. The two-volume Tropical Medicine and Parasitology: Classical Investigations edited by Kean et al. (136) requires a special mention, since it is an invaluable source of information consisting of whole articles, excerpts, and translations of most of the important papers in the history of parasitology."

- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC126866/