Discover the shocking truth about the unseen invaders living inside your body in "Worms Are Killing You!" by Wayne Rowland. This eye-opening book reveals how parasites and worms can drain your life force, leading to disease and premature death, and offers practical solutions for reclaiming your health. Learn how these worms and other parasites enter your body through common activities and foods and understand the surprising ways you might be exposing yourself to parasitic infections every day. Explore the natural defenses your body has against parasites and how you can strengthen these ...

Depression, fatigue, insomnia, anxiety, brain fog, weakness, it doesn't matter what your doctor calls it, it ALWAYS involves toxicity — Dr. Sherry Rogers. Rest assured, this book contains everything you need to keep your health on track. Inside you will learn what heavy metals are, how they get inside us, and what you can do to remove them. When aluminum, mercury, lead, arsenic, cadmium, and chromium are gently purged from the body, a stronger, clearer-thinking version of YOU comes to the surface. As an added bonus, detoxification helps protects against accelerated aging and sickness...

In this book, you'll discover how to get rid of parasites fast using natural herbs, diatomaceous earth, and other natural remedies to cleanse your body and help you defend yourself from unwanted parasites, worms, protozoa, viruses, bacteria and more.

First published in April 2012, this is the thirteenth edition, released in August 2023, with the most up-to-date information available on Morgellons and other skin parasites. Morgellons and other itchy skin parasites can be a life-changing event that significantly impacts your well-being. What is Morgellons? While many experts suggest it's related to Lyme disease, fungal organisms, or even helminths, none of these fully explain it. Some outlandish claims even suggest it's a concrete-eating organism. Although the medical community still struggles to recognize and address these conditions, ...

A riveting investigation of the myriad ways that parasites control how other creatures - including humans - think, feel, and act. These tiny organisms can live only inside another animal, and, as McAuliffe reveals, they have many evolutionary motives for manipulating their host's behavior. Far more often than appreciated, these puppeteers orchestrate the interplay between predator and prey.