How to Eliminate Parasites ~ The Parasite Plan ~

Step 1. Do you have a diagnosis?

Because there are many kinds of parasites, the first step is determining what parasites you have. For many people they have traveled to a country where catching a parasite is common, they have symptoms suggesting a parasite is present within them, or their doctor has told them they have a parasite. Which one are you? Many parasites don't show up on tests. For this reason the Jackass Bitter plant is a remarkable herb for treating parasites. If you do have a diagnosis this is very helpful for me to further help you.

Step 2. Taking Jackass Bitters

Jackass Bitters is best taken two to three times a day. Good times to take it are upon rising and upon going to bed. For a third dose add it mid-day. Be sure to take it at least 30 minutes from food. If it's too strong to take one dropperful under the tongue, then you can add it to one ounce of water and drink it. If that is still too much for you, add it to one ounce of juice. Because parasites go through life cycles of a month, it's important to follow up and take it for 2-3 months. At this time take a break and re-assess whether you still have them. If you do then do another round of tincture.

Step 3. Adding probiotics

Jackass Bitters is known for killing the parasite. However it is important to repopulate your gut with probiotics and even fermented foods, like sauerkraut and keifer. It is best to take the probiotics 15 minutes before or after eating. Make sure you are not taking them near the Jackass Bitters tincture. Continue this as you do the parasite cleanse.

Step 4. What to do if you still have parasites?

If the parasite is so deeply rooted in your cells, I recommend using homeopathy. The well-known remedy is Cina. It will not work for amoebas or micro-organisms. It's specifically for Pin worms, Long worms, and Tape worms. For more information you can learn the potency of Cina, how often to take it, and learn how to use homeopathy. You can learn more in our study group (link here) ... If you want to learn more about parasite and gut issues in general this is the most well-versed class: Good Gut Bad Gut - link