Humans may host 100's of different types of parasitic organisms.

Parasites are not limited by socioeconomic boundaries and are found in all climates. Besides the probability of a parasitic contamination from local sources, increased mobility, international air travel, immigration and Armed Forces personnel returning home significantly increases the likelihood of a parasitic condition from international sources, too.

Like it or not, everyone is affected by parasites to a lesser or greater extent ... robbing you of essential nutrition ... living, reproducing, dying ... weakening and damaging your body ... creating wastes that burden or even poison your body ... repeating the cycle over and over again with each new generation ... in ever increasing, larger numbers. The benefits of interrupting the cycle and protecting yourself from further invasion are obvious. Aren't they?

Parasites may do any or all of six things:

1. Cause physical damage to the body by perforating the intestines, the circulatory system, the lungs, the liver, other organs and tissue essentially making Swiss cheese of them.
   
   
2. Weaken, damage or block certain organs.
   
   
3. Lump together into a mass. Parasites may exist in the brain, heart, lungs and other organs.
   
   
4. Rob the host of nutrients, taking a portion of the nutrients on which the host depends.
   
   
5. Poison the host with their wastes. In the best case, the host does double duty disposing of its waste and that of the parasites. Worse, when the host has difficulty disposing of the parasite's wastes, a poisoning occurs called verminous intoxication.
   
   
6. Fool the host into believing the parasite is part of the its body which allows the parasitic population(s) to grow unaffected by any of the body's normal defense mechanisms.