Parasites In Human's Intestine
Roundworm and Tapeworm

Parasites in humans are organisms that live on or in an organism of another species, known as the host, from the body of which it obtains its nourishment and protection. These bothersome microbes range in size from tiny, single-celled organisms to worms visible to the naked eye and they can inhabit every organ in the human body.

Do not view these if you are the squeamish type. These intestinal tract human worm videos are supplied for those that can't believe that mankind can really harbor worms such as roundworms or tapeworms. Remember, these worms have been inhabiting and reeking havoc in the human species for thousands of years.

In the below two parasites in humans videos, please click the Play button in the lower player controls instead of the one in the center of the screen itself.

The adult roundworm's eggs are deposited with human feces in the soil. These new baby worms reside in the eggs. These eggs in the soil are extremely resistant. They can withstand extreme cold and hot weather. Substances that inhibit the growth of infectious microorganisms do not affect these hardy eggs. These eggs reach your digestive system by consumption of soil or food that has been fecally contaminated.

Dr. David Freedman, Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham says this about the roundworm, "So one of these little eggs, actually it's a tiny little larvae, tiny little microscopic baby worm inside and when it hits the stomach, the stomach acid just digests down the egg shell and the little worms crawl out and migrate to the lungs where they mature a little more. They're coughed up and swallowed again and then come to live in the intestines afterwards growing into these very very large and obvious sizes."

The sexually mature female roundworm can lay from 200,000 to 300,000 eggs per day. Females can be well over a foot long, males are smaller.

The whole process from swallowing the egg to having the mature worms in the intestines takes between two and three months. The worms live, on average, about a year. The roundworm is one of the most common intestinal worms in humans.

Roundworms have a reputation for wandering, and often do so if the body they are in, the host, is not well or is taking certain medications. Adult roundworms sometimes spontaneously exit the host through the anus, mouth, or even the nose. They are found in the bathtub, in one's underwear, toilet bowl, in diapers, or even on the pillow after waking up.

Dr. David Freedman says, "You've never gotten rid of the tapeworm until you've gotten rid of the head. So even if someone loses all these segments, or you give some treatment and kill all the segments, but you don't kill that head of the tapeworm, the head can continue to generate new segments."

• Bloating, gas and abdominal swelling
• Bloody stools
• Fevers and flu-like symptoms such as coughing and wheezing
• Fatigue
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Stomach problems
• Intestinal inflammation
• Diarrhea and inconsistent bowel habits
• Constipation
• Abdominal pain and cramping
• Appendicitis
• Increased menstrual cramping
• Heart palpitations
• Weight loss with a ravenous appetite
• Itchy anus especially at night
• Dry lifeless hair
• Seizures
• Putrid-smelling stools that get worse in the afternoon and evening
• Clear mucous strands in the stool
• Allergies to many different types of foods
• Anemia (low red blood count)

So what can you do?

Understand that it is impossible to avoid getting parasites of some form. Also, realize what kind of internal environments these gastrointestinal tract invaders love so you can try to be an inhospitable host.

Proper disposal of body wastes, attention to good sanitation, wearing shoes where the soil is infested, as some worms can penetrate the intact skin in the bare feet, will best prevent this infestation from occurring. Also, decrease your chance of getting worms by such simple measures as washing your produce thoroughly, washing your hands well (also under the fingernails) before preparing or eating food, after changing a diaper and after using the toilet. Finally, learn how to purge these unwanted inhabitants from your body.

A healthy immune system and body including a well functioning and clean intestinal tract can certainly decrease the chances of these life compromising organisms making their homes within you.

Colon cleansing with the herbal DrNatura Colonix cleansing program will reduce the human waste, mucus and toxins that have built up in your intestines. This cleaner internal environment makes it more difficult for the parasites to take hold when the host is not providing them with an optimal environment for them to feed - as they love to feed on old impacted human waste.

Yes, it is very important to regularly give attention to cleaning out your intestines. DrNatura's Colonix advanced internal cleansing program herbs help detoxify the entire body, including the colon.

When there is less constipation, old fecal matter has been passed, transit times are faster, and the energy zapping organisms have less to feed on. They will not be as pleased with this type of host and will not thrive as much when their "food source" has been decreased. Hopefully, they will move on out with the good elimination in place. The healthier intestinal environment will lessen your chances of these silent killer organisms taking hold and reinfecting your body.

One of my grateful friends thankfully passed a 13 inch worm while on the DrNatura Colonix number one colon cleansing program. DrNatura's Paranil parasite removal herbal capsules consist of herbs specifically selected for their ability to expel these creatures in the human body including the important intestinal tract. My shocked friend could never have imagined that her body was a host to this gross worm, nor did she have specific symptoms that would cause her to think she had this worm inside her. Better out than in!

Passing worms and other parasites is quite common while doing the DrNatura Colonix cleanse. Some people even save their worms in a jar as a reminder of what was in them!

While I did the Colonix program cleanse, I thought, oh my gosh, that I would wake up and be surrounded by worms in my bed or something. But as the herbal colon cleanse went on and I was feeling so much better, I did not give this much thought. If I would have visibly seen the exiting of human worms, I think I just would have celebrated their departure!

To learn more about the history of healing enemas that were used to flush the colon of unwanted parasites, worms and other impurities, please click here.

Szekely writes the following words from reportedly Jesus Christ that if the insides of a person are unclean, they can be full of horrible abominations.

"And when they baptized themselves, the angel of water entered their bodies, and from them flowed out all the abomination and uncleannesses of their past sins, and like a falling mountain stream gushed from their bodies a multitude of hard and soft abominations. And the ground where their waters flowed was polluted, and so great became the stench that none could remain there. And the devils left their bowels in the shape of multitudinous worms which writhed in impotent rage after the angel of water had cast them out of the bowels of the Sons of Men. And then descended upon them the power of the angel of sunshine, and they perished there in their desperate writhings, trod underfoot by the angel of sunshine. And all were trembling with terror when they looked upon all these abominations of Satan, from which the angels had saved them. And they rendered thanks to God who had sent his angels for their deliverance."

Yes, these freaky critters have been occupying the humankind host for thousands of years. Taking care of your intestines will help keep these human parasites and worms at bay. Here at Health Banquet, I will also be covering which friendly bacteria rich foods can be incorporated into one's diet to improve intestinal health and discourage future parasitic reinfections.

This hard to confront human intestinal parasite and worm awareness can also help one further grasp the importance of eating right, eliminating those refined white flour constipating foods and, of course, periodically cleansing the colon in order to better maintain one's health.

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