Killing Tapeworms Naturally

Usually when people have tapeworms, they do not even realize it because they have no symptoms or the symptoms are so mild that they are dismissed.

However, sometimes, tapeworm infection causes nausea, diarrhea, abdominal pain, vomiting and itching on or around the anus. Tapeworm infections are getting common in the US and that is why people are looking for treatment alternatives.

Those who are afraid of taking drugs because of the side effects can look for methods that help killing tapeworms naturally. There are several remedies available that help in killing tapeworms naturally and some of them are discussed below.

If you are looking to kill tapeworms naturally, you have to chance your diet to include foods that are toxic to the worms. These foods will help killing the tapeworms. The first thing to do is stop eating processed and refined foods, sugar, dairy products, meats and fish. In addition, you should also stop drinking alcohol, milk and soda. Tapeworms love these foods and thrive on them. Instead make a mixture of pumpkin seeds, papaya seeds, papaya pulp and unsweetened organic yogurt. Each small amounts of this mixture right through the day. When you want to drink water, drink only filtered water along with two garlic capsules.

Before sitting down for each meal, take some hot water, add pepsin and glycerin to it and drink it immediately. When you wake up and before retiring to bed, swallow a pod of garlic and then drink one cup of hot lemon tea.

This will help to kill the tapeworm present in your body. Another method of killing tapeworms naturally is to drink only pineapple juice for five whole days. Make sure you do not eat or drink anything else during these five days. The bromelain in the pineapple helps to kill the tapeworm. When extracting the juice, make sure you also use the hard core in the center.

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