Do Parasites Come Out on Their Own?

Do parasites come out on their own? The answer to this question depends on what type of parasites you have and the type of symptoms they cause. Although some people have long threadworms or tapeworms, the vast majority of parasite patients are infected with microscopic bugs called amoebas or flukes. They are most commonly acquired through eating raw meat, traveling to underdeveloped countries, and drinking contaminated water. However, parasites can be transmitted through sexual contact, improper hygiene, and sleeping with a pet.

Natural remedies for parasites include eating foods that contain a probiotic. It is important to eat foods that contain probiotics and fiber to support your microbiome. Additionally, eating garlic has antiparasitic properties. Lastly, avoiding refined carbs and sugar-laden foods is important to your overall health. You need to cut out those foods that feed parasites and fuel them. Fortunately, there are many foods that can help you fight parasites and keep them at bay.

Although intestinal parasites are not always visible in the poop, they do exist. In the U.S., helminths are relatively uncommon but can occur in countries with higher parasite prevalence. People with parasites often get sick because of unlucky circumstances or underlying immune dysfunction. To avoid getting sick from parasites, you need to take action now.

If you suspect that you might have worms or any other parasitic infection, purchase our Full GI Panel Test.

Our Full GI Panel consists of our Comprehensive Stool Analysis (CSA) and our Swab Culture. The combination of these two tests provides full coverage screening of all intestinal pathogens and is recommended for anyone experiencing GI symptoms.

For treatment of parasitic infections, we recommend our Freedom, Cleanse, Restore Herbal Remedy.

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