A short spoken segment advising systemic parasite cleansing. The speaker states malaria is a red-blood-cell parasite and that formulations target intestinal and systemic parasites including eggs and larval stages. Emphasis is placed on ensuring bowel movements (avoiding constipation via enemas, vitamin C, magnesium or laxatives) and keeping drainage pathways open so detoxification and binders can remove toxins effectively.
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The most common, which is malaria, believe it or not, is a parasite. It's a red blood cell parasite and is one of the number one causes of death in the world. And so the formulations are put together to help people cleanse up not only out of the intestines, but systemically. They address, they address all four categories and, and then they also address the, the eggs and the larva stages. And part of doing this is you got to be sure that you're going to the bathroom. If you're, if you're constipated, you have to either do enemas or take some vitamin C or magnesium, a bowel mover or something to be sure the bowels are moving. And, and not only that, then allows you to detox. So if you're, if you're backed up, you're not going to detox well, because that B is going to go into the bloodstream versus into the bowels because it's backed up. So let's go. Just be sure all your drainage pathways are open. And this is, you know, what's really important for detoxification is the body has an innate system already to do it. And then you put the binders in which help to neutralize and then allows the body to get rid of it.
