Did treating for parasites help?

I have had issues with parasites. You do feel better afterwards they mess up your digestive system and your energy.
I have used bioresonance testing in the past to see whats there.
If you have low stomach acid you are even more prone to them. The stomach acid is a barrier and in a healthy body it will kill them. With low stomach acid you can expect to get them again until you have sorted that side of it out.
I have used the Dr Hulda Clarke Herbal Parasite Remedy (iHerb- Parafight) and according to the testing I have done over and over again it gets rid of everything I have had. Some get killed easily but some like liver flukes can take up to 8 months to clear or more. You have to get everything, every last egg, larva and parasite to get to the end of the infection. Liver flukes are in imported shellfish.
I was told initially that when I was diagnosed the chronic fatigue syndrome that a parasite treatment every year wouldn't hurt and I remember doing it for the recommended period - about a month once a year. I did see parasites and thought that was enough. I think I would do it a bit longer to be sure. I found it very hard to get rid of liver flukes., because I didn't treat long enough and they just took over again and again until I figured it out.
I get a herx reaction taking the remedy so that is how I can tell if I am hitting something. With the larger parasites you will see them once you have been taking the remedy for about 4-6 days. So that is my gauge for carrying on with the treatment.
I dont spend money on Doctors tests they have to test for every individual parasites and these days so much of the food we are eating is imported they cant possibly cover all the parasites we are exposed. You can give them a stool sample with visible parasites but it will come up negative if it isn't on their list.

From what I have read, mimosa pudica is the best treatment for multiple parasites. It paralyzes parasites so that they no longer can hold onto you, and they get expelled. This is superior to treatments that kill parasites, because dead parasites release toxic loads as they decompose in your body. But there are a lot of other things that people seem to have success with as well!

I think we all have parasites. Ever picked a raspberry directly from a bush, eaten a salad, had sushi, swam in a lake, had a pet? We all have parasites. They can be integrated uneventfully into our systems, but for folks with any exposure to chronic infections or heavy metals, parasites take on those things, too, and can re-expose us no matter the treatment, until we deal with parasites. I think it's a good idea to treat, just don't use anything that your system finds too destabilizing, and avoid constipation at all costs!