Parasite Killing Formula is a 4:1 Concentrate Extract of Juglan Regia Walnut Hulls

Our Black Walnut is from the Persian Black Juglans Regia. Each capsule is equivalent to 800mg of whole hull powder. It is one of the most powerful herbal extracts we have for providing polyphenols, ellagitannins and for expelling and destroying parasites in the human body. Even if you don't have a single parasite in you (which is not likely), this product is one you should use periodically to nourish your body.

• Up to 80% of everyone has numerous parasitic microorganisms living in their bodies without realizing it.

• Parasites can be present in:
• your blood
• your lungs
• your eyeballs
• inside your intestines and organs
• or in virtually any part of your body

• Parasites spread through casual contact with infected people and animals, by eating undercooked meats, or unsanitized salads, by walking barefoot, either outdoors, or indoors, where animals, including dogs, cats and birds co-inhabit or, also, where other parasite-infected people are.

• Parasites undermine your health by directly damaging tissues, taking food and energy from the tissues where they coexist, and by releasing toxic wastes that further weaken, toxify and burden your body as a whole.

• Parasites Infect 80% of Everyone
• It is estimated that parasites significantly infect up to 80% of the world population, and that these infestations are not limited to developing nations with poor sanitation. Common lab tests screen for only forty of the hundreds of parasites that can live within the human body. In addition, most tests are performed on stool samples, but in reality only a few parasites inhabit the intestinal tract. Also, their eggs are released in cycles, so that one may test negative on a particular day and test positive just a few days later as eggs are released. Thus many people can test negative when in fact they do have parasites. Getting a good parasite test requires stool samples from multiple days and costs upwards of $500 (not covered by insurance unless one is very sick).

Meet Some of the Bad Guys

Both in war and in health, a winning strategy is to attack the bad guys, then hold the new position and bring up reinforcements to permanently retain and improve the situation.

What Are Parasites?

Parasites are living organisms, brutal scavengers that invade the human body. There are over 1,000 species of parasites; from amoebas to worms, from bad bacteria to fungus to viruses. Parasites secrete toxins that poison our cells. They create biofilm masses and mucoidal gels to protect themselves from the immune system. Once inside the body, parasites can produce up to 200,000 eggs everyday that are allowed to thrive. As these invaders go undetected, robbing our body of nutrition, the aging process accelerates, creating multiple symptoms that range from fatigue to degenerative conditions.

How People Come in Contact With Parasites?

1. The most common method of transmission is through pets. You can get parasites by not washing your hands after petting your dog or cat or handling your scaly or feathered friends, or by touching their litter box, bedding or food dish or sitting on couches or walking barefoot where they have been.
• This is the reason why women are well advised to stop emptying the cat litter box while they are pregnant and everyone should de-worm their pets regularly.
2. One of the most at risk groups of people are our children. They are constantly sticking their fingers into their mouths. In day care centers, all the children and adult supervisors are in danger of being infected. Once a child is afflicted with a parasite, the child’s whole family is in danger, beginning with the mother who hugs and kisses and bathes her children.
3. The popularity of raw or undercooked foods, in particular meats and fish, exposes people to parasites. Until recently, the US government had banned the import of Italian prosciutto because the traditional method used to cure the pork did not involve heat of any kind.
4. Parasites also spread because of increased immigration and travel.
5. Additionally, swimming in lakes and beaches exposes people to parasites, especially after heavy rains when bacteria and parasite levels rise due to run-off.

True Story About Parasites

A 46-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital because of swelling of her left breast. An X-ray examination revealed that 2 x 2 cm nodule was noticed in subcutaneous tissue. Breast cancer was suspected and the resection was performed. When her breast skin was cut open, a white string like parasite ran out.