Hulda Clark, THE CURE FOR ALL DISEASES, says: “All illness comes from two causes, PARASITES AND POLLUTANTS.”
We get them easily from dust mites, our pets, and our environment.
90% OF Americans have parasites: whipworms, tapeworms, roundworms, and toxoplasma.
They can hitch a ride into your body from things like tap water, eating undercooked food, touching a germy door handle, or just going barefoot in the yard.
If you decide to incorporate the Blue Boy Black Walnut Formula into your cleanse, here are the suggestions:
Dosage: For a 150-pound adult, start with 15 drops in water, three times daily for one week. Gradually increase to 30 drops three times daily for the next week, then to 45 drops three times daily for a third week. This gradual increase is designed to support the removal of intestinal parasites as the hatch out over time. The formula can be used for longer periods if desired, and some users choose to align their use with lunar cycles or incorporate it into broader digestive health routines.
BLUE BOY HERBS BLACK WALNUT FORMULA:
Ingredients: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood flowering tops)
- Hippocrates prescribed it for jaundice, rheumatism, anemia, and menstrual pains.
- Wormwood has been used medicinally to expel intestinal worms for over 3500 years.
- It is active against malaria, Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas, Candida albicans, intestinal worms, and amebic organisms and along with Ivermectin, has wiped out river blindness and elephantitis.
Juglans nigra (Black Walnut hulls)
- Black walnut is used in traditional herbal medicine to expel worms, parasites and harmful pathogens from the body.
- Studies have shown that black walnut may treat liver injury due to exposure to certain environmental toxins
- The iodine in black walnut shells has antiseptic properties which can increase the immune system’s response time when fighting bacteria and infection.
Monarda punctata (Horsemint flowering tops)
Horsemint is noted for its thymol content, which has recognized antiseptic and anesthetic properties and may help prevent griping.
Chenopodium ambrosioides (Wormseed seeding tops
- A German pharmacist was able to successfully extract chenopodium in 1895.
- The medicinal extract was officially listed in the United States Pharmacopoeia for worms for more than 100 years
- Also used for bronchitis, eczema, rheumatism, and asthma
Verbena hastata (Blue Vervain)
- According to the Christian faith, blue vervain was used by Jesus to heal his wounds and reduce bleeding during the Calvary. For this reason, the plant is also known as “the herb of the cross”.
- It has a positive effect on digestion, healing diarrhea and ulcers as well as killing intestinal worms. It also protects the liver, reduces arthritis pain, removes stones in the kidney or the bladder and prevents migraines.
- A good nervine to relax you as you cleanse.
Other good parasite herbs:
Cloves – Cloves contain a compound called eugenol, which has been shown to have antiparasitic effects. Studies have demonstrated that eugenol can inhibit the growth and reproduction of various parasites, including: Roundworms, Hookworms, Tapeworms, Giardia lamblia, and Schistosoma mansoni.
Oregano – Effective against parasites, candida, coughs, ulcers, influenzaAnalgesic, antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial, antiparasitic, expectorant, antiseptic.
Pumpkin Seed – The unusual amino acid, cucurbitin makes it one of the most efficient remedies for killing intestinal parasites. Used for Prostatic hyperplasia, Bladder infections, parasites, incontinence
Thyme – High in volatile oils and kills parasites, skin fungus, colic. Good for the lungs with emphysema
Support for parasite cleansing:
Both bentonite clay and activated charcoal are used medicinally for their ability to bind to and remove toxins from the body, with bentonite clay primarily used for skin and digestive health, and activated charcoal for treating poisonings and overdoses, as well as for skin and teeth care.
Charcoal has tiny pores that attract and trap toxins in the body, and can make the parasite cleanse more pleasant.
Bentonite clay is also antibacterial and anti-inflammatory.
*One additional way to kill parasites is with frequency. Research Rife frequency and Hulda Clark’s zapper!