Anti-parasitical herbs?

Looking for suggestions for herbs that target parasites similar to why you would take an '-azole' (e.g. tinidazole, metrodinazole). Thanks!

I've taken Humaworm, a blend produced by a small family-owned business. You are only supposed to take Humaworm for 30 days at a time with 90 days in between each round, to avoid creating resistant bugs. I just finished my second round and decided to take some ADP (emulsified oregano), which is also used for parasites, just to shake things up a bit.

Sweet wormwood is artemesia annua

thanks everyone. i would think things like Humaworm would work on Babesia since its a protozoan parasite as well. Wondering if anyone has tried treating Babesia with something like this. I know Aremisian for sure.

I treated for babesia with both Beyond Balance and Byron White. I took Beyond Balance for months and then switched to Byron White for a few months after than. I tried Humaworm later, as I had a lot of symptoms of parasites. After starting it, I did have some night sweats. They weren't as strong as the night sweats I had when I first treated babesia. I don't know if that was because I had already killed most of the babesia with the other herbs or if it wasn't as strong as the other herbs. Of course, there's no way to know specifically what the Humaworm killed for me, but I think it must have been some kind of protozoan. Humaworm contains black walnut, wormwood, cloves, and gentian, all of which (according to their website) help to kill malaria.

Bee venom is effective against many apicomplexians ....csa and plasma rife may help.
edgy doc here uses iv artenusate and iv curcumin also..if your doc is progressive he can order it and it is very anti-inflammatory .

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thanks everyone. i seem to be making some progress on the days i'm on tinidazole so that tells me maybe i'm dealing with babesia and/or other parasites. i don't have typical symptoms for any of the bugs except the tingling/numbness in feet which has to be bart.

i'm going to continue a few more weeks with my tinidazole and then going to try 30 days of humaworm as a test trial. will let everyone know how it goes!

This is a good topic, needs more exploration. Some talk here on another thread (and in past) about parasites and protozoas with lyme brings this to my attention.

LLMDs dont do much in this area. I figured ABX kills a little more than just bacteria......?

Babesia herbs have to be cheaper than the med. Yep, Babesia med was $700 a month in 2014, I think it went up more after that. Insc denied, so I passed.

At least I proved my night sweats (guy here!) would happen when my thyroid was off, or even from when Candida was severe. The Duflican herx (I herxed on it!) was a lot of overheating feeling, and sweating. Never came back.

Rikki, I noticed an increase in my tingling feet on the tinidozole. It has getting better since I stopped the Tinidozole. I am thinking it can cause it and it's not related to the herxing/parasite. But I don't know for sure. Some people say it causes nerve problems.

cr3ativegirl said...
Rikki, I noticed an increase in my tingling feet on the tinidozole. It has getting better since I stopped the Tinidozole. I am thinking it can cause it and it's not related to the herxing/parasite. But I don't know for sure. Some people say it causes nerve problems.

As the tindazole kills more pathogens, the levels of reactive oxygen species in your body will go up. This becomes troublesome at the point where your body can't deal with them all and tingling feet is a sign of decreased oxygenation and potential nerve issues. The medication doesn't cause nerve problems, your body does because it can't detox fast enough. This is the way many medication side effects occur.