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Brain parasites are not very common, but they are an extremely dangerous phenomenon.
Their presence in the brain can cause more than just the unpleasant symptoms like headache, dizziness and nausea.
Parasites in the brain can cause a life-threatening condition - cysts, inflammation of the brain, seizures, paralysis and death.
Do you find this story unreal?
But the presence of parasites in the brain is the actual fact that is confirmed by the established and the alternative medicine
Why parasites live in the brain?
Different types of parasites live in different parts of the body. Some settle in our digestive system, some in the lungs, others in the liver and heart.
There are parasites that chose the brain as their habitat.
The human brain is full of nutrients and oxygen. It was built in such a way that the immune system can not prevent the initial stage of development of the parasite in the brain. It makes the brain an inviting place of residence for parasites.
How parasites enter the brain
To reach the brain, the parasite must make a long journey: they travel from the gut through the bloodstream to the brain.
In addition, they can have to cross the brain's natural protection - the blood brain barrier.
The blood brain barrier is made of cells that separate the brain fluid from the blood and maintain the biochemical composition of the brain stable.
Such protection makes the invasion of parasites of the brain a difficult, but not an impossible mission.
However, when the number of parasites in the body becomes large, or if there is a certain brain deficiency, the parasites can pass through the barrier.
What types of parasites can attack the brain?
Only two types of parasites can attack the brain,:
- pork tapeworms - Taenia solium
- amoeba Naegleria fowle
Taenia solium
Pork tapeworm, Taenia solium, causes the disease known as neurocysticercosis.
Neurocysticercosis is a common parasitic infection of the brain.
According to statistics, over 50 million people worldwide suffer from neurocysticercosis. This disease is the leading cause of epilepsy worldwide.
Cysticercosis occurs when pork tapeworm larvae enter the human body after eating the meat of infected pigs. After entering the human body, the tapeworm migrates into the intestine where it remains until it has grown.
Then the tapeworm moves to the brain, where it attaches itself to the brain tissue or inside the brain cavity.
The parasite then forms cysts, which can affect the performance of many vital organs.
The tapeworm in the brain can disrupt normal neural activity, cause seizures, permanent brain damage, paralysis and death.
Naegleria fowleri
Unlike the pork tapeworm, amoeba Naegleria fowleri infection is rare. This disease has affected only 175 people in the world, due to which this parasite is not sufficiently known and researched.
However, the encounter with the amoeba is extremely dangerous. The amoeba causes the disease known as primary amoebic meningitis-cephalitis. Of the 175 infected people only six survived.
Naegleria fowleri can be found everywhere in nature, especially in lakes with fresh, warm water. The amoeba can also live in pools of warm water.
The amoeba enters the nose of the host and then migrates directly to the brain. With the help of special enzymes the amoeba penetrates the protective barrier and enters the brain tissue.
There it feeds on brain cells and causes rapid death. The survival rate of this infection is only 3%.
What are the symptoms of parasites in the brain?
Symptoms of the presence of parasites in the brain are:
- headache
- nausea
- vomiting
- dizziness
- epileptic seizures.
Other illnesses can have similar symptoms. Therefore, it is necessary to confirm the presence of parasites in the brain with the help of diagnostics.
How is it diagnosed?
The presence of parasites in the brain can be confirmed with the help of computer tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. Your doctor may also ask you to make serology and histopathological examination.
Alternative diagnosis includes bioresonance devices (BICOM, bioassay, quantec, Oberon, etc.). and the device created by Dr. Clark for the detection of parasites - Syncrometer.
What treatment is recommended?
The conventional treatment of parasites in the brain includes oral intake of medicines albendazole or praziquantel. But these drugs are so toxic that even conventional doctors consider their long-term use risky.
Alternative treatment for parasites in the brain is offered by Hulda Clark – the American physiologist, biophysicist and naturopath.
For the treatment of parasites in the brain Dr. Clark recommends taking large doses of her anti-parasite program and using the zapper.
Hulda Clark and her research on the impact of parasites on our health.
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