AIM Para 90 (90 Capsules) – Parasite and Intestinal Cleanse Supplement

In a nutshell, parasites are organisms that grow, feed and live on or in other living organisms, known as “hosts.” Parasites can be split into 2 groups, protozoa (one-celled organisms) and the other helminths (worms).

When organisms of different species closely mix with each another, they are involved in a symbiotic relationship, in which at least one organism must benefit as a result of the relationship.

There are many types of symbiotic relationships that we view with between interacting organisms, they include mutualism, commensalism and parasitism. A mutualistic symbiotic relationship is beneficial for both organisms.

Once such instance to explain the above the amazing relationship between bees and flowers. Flowers are pollinated by bees, which use pollen to make delicious honey. We can see from the above that both the bee and flow  benefit from this symbiotic relationship.

If we look at a commensal relationship on the other hand, this is when one organism benefits and the other is unaffected. A great natural example to showcase this is the relationship between tress and birds. Birds use trees to build nests and take shelter etc but the tree is not harmed and it gains not benefit in any way.

Lastly, in a parasitic relationship only one organism takes benefits but the other organism takes harm. If we look at dogs and ticks as example, we can see that the tick only benefits as it gains the blood of the dog. The dog however can suffer from anemia when it loses its blood.

Parasites can be transmitted from animal to animal, animal to man, and in some cases, man to animal. Some parasites are larger than viruses and bacteria, but they are usually so small that you cannot see them without a microscope.

Worms can grow quite large and can be seen with our eyes. Parasites live within the organs and tissues of the body can cause harm if not treated. Any number of them can infect your gastrointestinal tract. Eventually, they are removed in the feces.

What if I have Parasites?

Your doctor may do a number of tests if you think you have parasites.

They are blood tests, stool tests, tissue swabs and others. However, these tests are often wont reveal all because parasites can reside in tissues, organs and in the blood and will not be found in fecal samples. Often, only parasite eggs will pass through the stool.

Prevention is better than sure so regardless, its important to take some steps to prevent parasites build up in the first place.

Herbs
Lots of natural herbs, like those found in AIM Para 90, are helpful. For example, garlic is useful against amoeba and hookworm, and pumpkin seed is useful against tapeworm. Black walnut was used in ancient medicine as far back as the early 1800s.

Other AIM Options
By using AIM PrepZymes®, this will ensure the foods you eat are more completely digested, helping to eliminate potential problems due to toxins. The fiber and herbs in AIM Herbal Fiberblend® will help cleanse the colon. Lastly, taking Probiotics and good bacteria in AIM FloraFood®, will help by recolonize the beneficial bacteria in your the intestines making a setting where parasites don’t want to come.

Dietary Changes and Precautions
Avoid eating uncooked foods or street food when you can. Even undercooked meat, fish and poultry can also have problems. When camping, do not drink stream water.

Pet Care
For those of us pet owner, its a great idea to make sure they are regularly dewormed and maintain good hygiene when handling your pet.

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