Natural Dewormers

[Franky]

Due to some people asking me here is a quick list of natural dewormers again.

Herbs that have been successfully used for their deworming properties:

Wormwood
Black walnut (avoid walnut shavings for bedding)
Tansy
Rue
Fennel seeds
Clove buds
Ginger
Red clover
Horseradish
Thyme
Sienna
Cayenne pepper
raw garlic daily


The essential oil lavender, a parasiticidal, is known to help combat parasites.

[ladycolorado]

as long as natural dewormers are taken safely in safe amounts, i think a great idea.wormwood for instance is oe of the most potent ad oldest poisons known to man, and i have posted on it. i myself have taken supplements with wormwood and garlic and clove in them, but you must be responsible i the taking of them, some herbs can be harmful if take incorrectly. however in safe amounts, i say give me some! (LC).

[novemberrain]

this is an old post but i wanted to bring it up and ask if anyone has taken tansy?

I bought a candida cleanse including it (not pushing products just backstory) and at first was worried because tansy is somtimes considered toxic. its a 4 week deal and Im on day 1.

in other new i got a chemical eye burn from hibiclens and got an erthromycin ointment for it and of course the antibiotic got on my lids/eye lashes which i have mentioned are super messed up and tons of white threads came out of the eye corners and eyelash region. WTF!! and yet my family still thinks im DOP hysterical

[tcmgpt13]

As long as tansy is in a formula with other herbs most likely it is okay to use it. Sometimes herbs which are stronger may be safely consumed in a formula containing other herbs. As another example herbs such as comfrey and chapparal are usually quite safe when taken in this manner, but may cause liver damage if consumed by themselves for long periods. Other herbs in formulas are often added to block the bad side effects of other herbs also contained in the formula. Just go by what your body is feeling about any formula. If after a reasonable trial it totally does not agree with you stop taking it. Or if you have some very violent reaction, such as a severe allergic reaction ditto.

quote=novemberrain;87330]this is an old post but i wanted to bring it up and ask if anyone has taken tansy?

I bought a candida cleanse including it (not pushing products just backstory) and at first was worried because tansy is somtimes considered toxic. its a 4 week deal and Im on day 1.

in other new i got a chemical eye burn from hibiclens and got an erthromycin ointment for it and of course the antibiotic got on my lids/eye lashes which i have mentioned are super messed up and tons of white threads came out of the eye corners and eyelash region. WTF!! and yet my family still thinks im DOP hysterical[/quote]

[Janice]

I am currently on day 2 of black walnut, wormwood, and clove. I take these 3 herbs in two separate pills and black walnut as tincture.


Raw pumpkin seads are another more mild way to get started down the road of anti parrasitics. You must add some thing to clean your colon, as the pumpkin seads just stun or paralyze the parrasites so you nead to move them out. There are different recipes for this, like grinding up the seads and mixing with honey or just eating them.

[Janice]

One thing that all of us underestimate here...drinking water. This is so important to our general health and especially beneficial to keep our systems flushed.

[lindsaykay]

Originally Posted by Janice

One thing that all of us underestimate here...drinking water. This is so important to our general health and especially beneficial to keep our systems flushed.

Water- Anybody have any thoughts on the effectiveness of "Ozone Water". My local water store (they have the cleanest water I have found so far) also offers "Ozone Water".....Water with Oxygen added to it. It's about 65 cents per gallon...Thats about double the price of their regular great water (which I buy in 5 gallon bottles) ....Anyways, the idea of oxygenated water SOUNDS good....But does anybody think there is a GREATER BENEFIT for battling this M monster?

I'm broke...and I realize we are talking a matter of cents between the two types of water.....Anybody think "Ozone Water" is worth it?....Or should I save my pennies for something else....like wormwood, lavender, or Miracle II soap (which I would love to try) Hmmmmm.......

Thanks to anybody who gives their thoughts on this

Lindsay

[Janice]

I think just pure clean spring water is what you should go for, and drink at least 8 tall glasses a day. It does wonders.

[Baraka Obam]

Water tthat has been ozoned will keep the extra oxygen for just a few minutes lets say 15 or so.

Ozone is supposed to clean the water by reacting with all the pathogens, chemicals and parasites by simple oxidation.

It literally sets them on high gear and burns them out or so I have read.

If you want ozone in your water buy a ozone machine on ebay.

There is somthing I used the ozone machine for that had a huge pile of yellow mucus come out of me with bundles LONG strands of like spagetti.

I will not say parasites as I did not see them move.

What I was reading about ozone was infusing ozone into the colon so I did that and wham, a huge pile of somthing I had never seen before came out.

Nastyola.

[tcmgpt13]

Hmm.

I would say save your pennies on the Miracle II because IMO and from what I experienced it did nothing to clear up my skin and had about the same results as ordinary soap. I bought one bottle and that was it as it did not really help remove skin debris. No miracle for me. I used to use Ecovie which did remove some debris when soaking in the tub, but it is now only available out of Canada which raises shipping costs. Still none of it cured my lesions or skin fibers as what does slow down skin symptoms (again IMO) was treating the internal infection(s).

Spring water sometimes has a lot of bacteria in it, something the bottling companies do not reveal. And there's some controversy about whether the dissolved minerals may contribute to the formation of kidney stones.

Also I would advise newbies to shop around before buying any herbs and/or essential oils. There are a lot of quality products out there so my advice would be to do your research to save money, especially in these economically challenged times. There's more than one decent herbal company and if you are fortunate, as is my community, you will have a good herbalist from whom you can buy organic bulk herbs to make your own quality products and save even more.