Do you know parasites lead to cancer?

Many years ago, I read an interesting book by a Naturopathic doctor. It was called A Cure For All Disease.

In this book, Dr. Hulda Clark claimed that parasites are at the root cause of all illnesses, especially cancer.

She said parasites were enabled by pollutants and solvents (like propyl alcohol, benzene, and heavy metals) that allowed them thrive inside the human body and burrow into the digestive system and eventually the organs (spleen, liver, kidneys, heart, brain) for long-term housing.

It was a highly controversial concept.

She recommended using an herbal protocol to kill the parasites and their eggs. As well as using a frequency device to bring the parasites out of the tissues to kill them.

Dr. Clark’s claims were not recognized as scientifically valid by mainstream medicine. The FDA characterized her devices as fraudulent, and she faced legal action from the Federal Trade Commission.

Labeled a “quack,” she was arrested in 1999 and was extradited to Indiana for practicing medicine without a license. According to court records, she was spreading “dangerous misinformation.”

As fate would have it, decades later, scientific studies prove anti-parasitic medications are indeed effective at healing cancer.

Here’s some science for you [1]:

• Mebendazole & Albendazole: These human-approved dewormers may inhibit microtubule formation (a process cancer cells use to divide) and have shown promise in slowing pancreatic and brain tumor growth in mice.
• Ivermectin: This anti-parasitic drug works by paralyzing and killing parasites. Preclinical studies suggest it may interfere with cancer cell survival pathways and enhance immune responses.
• Fenbendazole: Primarily an anthelmentic (deworming) veterinary medication used to treat parasitic infections such as roundworms, hookworms, and lungworms in animals. While some laboratory tests show it can trigger cancer cell death, it is not FDA-approved for human use, and scientific data on its safety and effectiveness in people is lacking.
• Nitazoxanide (NTZ): Studies suggest this anti-protozoal drug can stimulate the immune system to recognize and attack certain cancers, like prostate cancer.

“In summary, antiparasitic drugs are involved in almost all aspects of tumors, including cell cycle, apoptosis, autophagy, ferroptosis, stress, energy homeostasis, immunity, and drug resistance. Besides, when used in combination with existing clinical tumor drugs, many antiparasitic drugs show significant synergistic effects. However, according to current research results, antiparasitic drugs are still far from being repurposed into antitumor drugs that can be widely used in clinical practice. The current research on the anticancer mechanisms of antiparasitic drugs is still not comprehensive enough, and more thorough research is needed. Nevertheless, it is undeniable that antiparasitic drugs indeed have great potential for development as broad-spectrum, clinically applicable antitumor drugs.”[2] 

The final conclusion from the oncological report is that using antiparasitic drugs to heal cancerous tumors “is undeniable”. And, scientists and pharmaceutical companies are now working hard to “repurpose” these anti-parasite drugs specifically for cancer (and to increase profits, of course).

Rather than wait on drugs to be repurposed, I recommend you get know the anti-parasitic herbs that have been used for centuries to naturally and effectively reduce parasite populations inside the body without draining your finances.

Herbs like:

• Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium): Known for its extremely bitter compounds that kill parasites (worms) in their development stages. Traditionally, it was also used to support digestive health by stimulating the stomach and hepatic tract.[3]
• Black Walnut Hull (Juglans nigra): Contains juglone and tannins, used for broad-spectrum action against intestinal worms. It also treats leaky gut and alleviates constipation and skin conditions that arise from toxic buildup in the blood.[4]
• Clove (Syzygium aromaticum): Contains eugenol, which helps break down parasite eggs in the intestines. And, studies in animals with lung and skin cancer show eugenol can stop cancer cells from multiplying.[5]
• Papaya Seeds: Air-dried papaya seeds demonstrate efficacy against intestinal parasites.

I covered the effectiveness of Papaya and why you cannot rely on AI or Google for any of your health information here: Don’t rely on AI for Health Information.

The knowledge about anti-parasite herbs to heal the body and prevent diseases like cancer is very strong. So strong in fact, that the recording of my LIVE Parasites Cleanse class was removed from YouTube and I was issued a warning to edit my content to comply with their “medical misinformation.”

Dr. Hulda Clarke was a visionary practitioner who was ahead of her time, and was arrested and ridiculed for what she discovered.

For me, any practitioner that is labeled a “quack” by mainstream medicine and the media, is someone worth looking more deeply into to improve your health.

Since reading her book, I’ve been doing a yearly parasite cleanse for over a decade, and I encourage the members inside my Health is Wealth community to do it as well.

I believe, it’s much wiser to prevent disease from developing, than to fight it after it has already taken over your system.

Don’t wait for parasites, or cancer, or any other illness to show up before taking preventative action.

Join us inside my Health is Wealth Community to improve your health now.

[1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8255490/

[2] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8117216/

[3] The Book of Herbal Wisdom, Matthew Wood, North Atlantic Books, 1997, pgs 153-157

[4] The Practice of Traditional Western Herbalism, Matthew Wood, North Atlantic Books, 2004, pgs. 233-236

[5] Healing Spices, Bharat Aggarwal, PhD, Sterling Books, 2011, pg. 88