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Gary Brecka discusses how some parasites may actually support gut health, and what happens when we lose them. He covers pathogenic overgrowth, parasite exudates, and using probiotics or natural remedies to restore digestion after a cleanse.
Gary Brecka discusses how some parasites may actually support gut health, and what happens when we lose them. He covers pathogenic overgrowth, parasite exudates, and using probiotics or natural remedies to restore digestion after a cleanse.
Not all parasites are bad.
No, that's a misconception. Parasites create cancer. Parasites creates a lot of diseases. No, parasites profilate when your body is weak.
When we lose our healthy parasitic flora, you have an overgrowth of the pathogenic parasites.
Too much of everything is too much. So parasites are amazing in playing hide and seek.
Yes. So you have to actually look at the exudate from a parasite because these parasites, they outgass, they create all kinds of other compounds. So now you handle the parasites. Where do the probiotics come in?
We get a lot of men and women. Oh, I'm already on probiotics, so my gut is good. You want to support it? I prefer just natural. If you're healthy and you just want to optimize after a cleanse, natural root, it's better for digestion for your prota and fauna. And it has been in our lives for thousands and thousands of years.
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