INTESTINAL PARASITES

Are small worms that live in the intestinal tracts. It is more common in children because they eat soil or put dirty objects or fingers in their mouth which may carry larvae of these organisms.

The stomach lining ('mucosa') contains special cells that produce acid and enzymes that start to digest food.
The acid can potentially break down the stomach lining too, so other cells in the lining produce mucus to provide a slimy layer that protects it from this acid.
it happens when this defense barrier is damaged – by H. pylori bacteria or after excessive consumption of alcohol

Causes

Eating food that is not well cooked or having contact with human or animal excrement, being in prison, etc.

There are many types of worms which causes loss of appetite and weight, diarrhea, anemia, colon disorders and rectum irritation.

Suggested treatment

Taking large amount of garlic for 10 to 15 days

• eating smaller, more frequent meals
• avoiding irritating (spicy, acidic or fried) foods 
• avoiding or cutting down on alcohol
• managing stress (read our relaxation tips) 

Supplements

Garlic – natural antibiotic, kills bacteria, virus and parasites. Strengthens the immune system.