The reality is, parasites are incredibly common! 

They have a significant impact on how you are feeling mood and body wise!

I hear you saying, “but I only eat ORGANIC GRASS-FED MEAT, I DRINK FILTERED water”.

BUT have you ever had a pet?

Do you walk barefoot in nature?

Do you travel overseas?

Drink non filtered water EVER?

The list is ENDLESS. 

It is very rare you come to me saying you have parasites.

I’ve never had someone say this to me in a decade of practise.

You come to me telling me your list of symptoms and I bring the puzzle pieces together.

• Itchy Skin: Itchy bum, itchy vagina, or itchy feet? These are all red flags. (these might go by other names, but ITCHY is how the gremlins spread)
• Psoriasis, Eczema, HIVES: Unexplained rashes, dry patches, or eczema 
• BLOATING– you look 6 months pregnant after eating
• FOOD ALLERGIES- you are always RE ACTING to multiple foods. 
• Athlete’s Foot: Fungal infections like athlete’s foot.
• Joint Pain & Arthritis: Feeling achy or suffering from unexplained joint pain 
• Digestive Issues: From chronic bloating and constipation to diarrhea, parasites can wreak havoc on your BOWELS!
• Weight Gain or Inability to gain weight: Parasites can interfere with your metabolism, making it hard to lose weight or causing unexplained weight gain.
• Fatigue: Parasites suck your energy, leaving you feeling sluggish or tired no matter how much rest you get.
• Mental Health Issues: Depression, anxiety, and brain fog can all be linked to parasitic infections, as they can interfere with your body’s ability to properly absorb nutrients and regulate your nervous system
• Teeth grinding
• Bed wetting in your younger years
• Constantly hungry– nothing fills you up or your young ones
• Headaches/migraines
• Nervous system constantly on the go
• Brain FOG
• Chronic fatigue
• Poor iron absorption and other minerals on your blood work
• SUGAR CRAVINGS it feels like SUGAR CONTROLS YOU
• Over the counter medication use or different types of prescription medical drugs
• WORMS in your bum 
• Ear infections
• Poor immune function
• Lack of stomach acid

• You have pets: Pets are often carriers of parasites, which can transfer to humans through direct contact or handling pet waste. Also through an animal going to the toilet on the grass you walk barefoot on, or sit in. 
• You eat certain foods: If you consume undercooked or raw pork, seafood, or fish, you’re at higher risk for specific types of parasites like tapeworms or flukes.
• You travel abroad: Travel to developing countries can expose you to contaminated water or food, often leading to food poisoning or diarrhea—classic signs of a parasitic infection.
• You’ve been exposed to contaminated water: Drinking untreated water from sources like pools, lakes, or streams can introduce harmful parasites into your system.
• Your partner has them and you have sex. 
• From your poo or your child’s poo or your animals poo.
• Daycare, libraries, toy centres anyway kids go with dirty hands