Understanding Addiction and How Parasites Play a Role

by taylorevance@gmail.com | November 29, 2024 1:23 pm

Addiction is a serious problem that can feel impossible to overcome. Many people don’t know that tiny invaders called parasites and harmful substances like beryllium can make addiction worse. These things can change how your brain works, especially in a part called the addiction center. This center controls the chemicals that make you feel happy and reward you for good behaviors. Normally, it works in balance so you feel good but not overwhelmed. When harmful substances or parasites interfere, it can throw this balance off.

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How Beryllium Affects the Brain

Beryllium is a toxic metal often found in certain products or environments. You might breathe it in without realizing it, especially if you’re near:

• Old or antique items like lamps.
• Certain types of cleaners, solvents, or lighter fluids.

Once inside the body, beryllium travels through the blood and can settle in the brain’s addiction center. Here’s how it causes problems:

• It blocks a chemical called glutamate, which is needed for the addiction center to work properly.
• Without enough glutamate, people may feel constant sadness or depression, even if nothing is wrong in their lives.

This sets the stage for addiction because the brain starts seeking other ways to feel good.

How Alcohol Makes Addiction Worse

When alcohol enters your body—whether from drinking, using mouthwash, or eating fermented foods—it creates a chemical called salsol. If beryllium is already in the brain, salsol reacts with it. This reaction causes a huge release of “feel-good” chemicals, giving you an alcohol “high.”

This rush feels good in the moment, but it’s harmful in the long run:

• The addiction center becomes overloaded.
• Even after someone quits drinking, the beryllium can stay in the brain for decades, making cravings hard to ignore.

How Parasites Contribute to Addiction

Parasites are tiny organisms that live inside your body. Some feed off your nutrients, while others release toxins that mess with your brain and body. They can:

• Disrupt important brain chemicals like dopamine (which controls pleasure) and serotonin (which affects mood).
• Increase cravings for sugar, alcohol, or processed foods that fuel them.
• Make it harder for your body to fight addiction.

Common Parasites Linked to Addiction

1. Candida Albicans
   • A type of yeast that can grow out of control in your intestines.
   • Produces toxins like acetaldehyde, which increases cravings for alcohol and sugar.
   • Can cause brain fog, mood swings, and fatigue.
2. Tapeworms
   • Steal nutrients from your food.
   • Make you crave sugary, high-calorie snacks.
3. Liver Flukes
   • Live in your liver and intestines.
   • Release toxins that burden the liver and make it harder to control emotions.
4. Toxoplasma Gondii
   • Found in undercooked meat and cat feces.
   • Alters brain chemistry, increasing risky behaviors and poor decision-making.

How Parasites Control Cravings

Parasites can manipulate your brain and body to get what they need. They do this in several ways:

• By disrupting brain chemicals: Parasites can lower dopamine and serotonin, making you feel worse. To feel better, you might turn to addictive substances like sugar or alcohol.
• By releasing toxins: Parasites release harmful byproducts that cause cravings and stress your brain.
• By creating nutrient deficiencies: Parasites steal vitamins and minerals, leaving you with cravings for unhealthy foods.
• By increasing inflammation: Chronic infections can cause inflammation in your body and brain, leading to anxiety, depression, and addictive behaviors.

How to Get Rid of Parasites and Support Recovery

Removing parasites and harmful substances like beryllium is key to beating addiction. Here’s how to do it:

1. Remove Beryllium from Your Life

• Avoid antique lamps, hurricane lamps, and other items that might contain beryllium.
• Stop using lighter fluid; switch to butane lighters.
• Keep garages and storage areas sealed off, and store vehicles and lawn equipment outside.

2. Do a Parasite Cleanse

• Use a parasite cleanse that removes both parasites and their toxic byproducts. Look for products that also heal the gut, like probiotics.
• Wayne Rowland’s Parasite Cleanse and Deworming Program is a comprehensive system that includes
  • Colloidal Silver Water, a natural antiparasitic and detoxifier
  • Microbiome rebuilding program consisting of a suite of natural enhancers
  • Off-label commercially available dewormers (rotated to prevent deworming resistance)
  • Lugol’s Iodine (see Rowland’s Worms are Killing You! for more information).

3. Eat Anti-Parasitic Foods

• Garlic: Kills parasites and boosts immunity.
• Cloves: Helps destroy parasite eggs.
• Pumpkin Seeds: Paralyzes worms so they can’t hold onto your intestines.
• Black Walnut: Expels parasites from the body.

4. Take Helpful Supplements

• Diatomaceous Earth (Food Grade): Cuts through parasites and removes them naturally.
• Oregano Oil: A natural antimicrobial that fights infections.
• Glutamine: Repairs the gut and supports brain recovery.

5. Use Herbal Remedies

• Wormwood: Effective against intestinal parasites.
• Clove Oil: Prevents reinfestation by killing parasite eggs.

6. Avoid Trigger Foods

• Stay away from sugary, processed foods and moldy grains.
• Focus on fresh, clean, whole foods to starve parasites.

Support Brain Recovery

Once the parasites and toxins are removed, it’s important to heal the brain and body. Here are steps to help:

• Add glutamine: Take 3 grams daily to restore the addiction center’s function.
• Support the liver: Use supplements like milk thistle or NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine) to help the liver detoxify.
• Hydrate: Drink plenty of water to flush out toxins.

Prevent Reinfection

• Wash your hands often, especially before eating.
• Deworm pets regularly and yourself at least once a year.
• Avoid undercooked meat and unwashed produce.
• Use filters for drinking water and avoid contaminated environments.

Why These Steps Matter

Addiction is about more than behavior—it’s about what’s happening inside your body. By removing parasites and harmful substances like beryllium, you can break free from cravings and start to feel normal again. Supporting your brain and body helps you heal completely and reduces the chances of falling back into addiction.

Taking these steps doesn’t just help the person struggling with addiction—it can bring peace and happiness to their family and loved ones as well. With the right support and knowledge, recovery is possible!

Resources:

Scientific Studies and Articles

1. Beryllium and Neurotoxicity:
   • Liddell, D. (1997). “Beryllium Toxicity and Its Biological Effects.” Occupational Medicine.
     This paper outlines the pathways and impacts of beryllium on the human body, including its neurological effects.
2. Candida Albicans and Addiction:
   • Calderone, R. A., & Fonzi, W. A. (2001). “Virulence Factors of Candida albicans.” Trends in Microbiology.
     Discusses how Candida overgrowth affects the body and can produce toxins like acetaldehyde.
3. Parasites and Dopamine Disruption:
   • Stibbs, H. H. (1985). “Changes in Brain Dopamine Levels in Toxoplasma gondii Infected Mice.” Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine.
     Highlights the role of parasites in altering brain chemistry, particularly dopamine.
4. Parasite-Host Interactions:
   • Hughes, D. P., & Moore, J. (2002). “Parasites and the Host’s Brain.” Nature Reviews Neuroscience.
     Details how parasites manipulate host behavior and cravings.

Books

1. Hulda Clark, PhD, ND – “The Cure for All Diseases”
   • A comprehensive guide to understanding how parasites, environmental toxins, and dietary habits influence chronic health conditions, including addiction. The Cure for All Diseases[2]
2. Dr. Ann Louise Gittleman – “Guess What Came to Dinner?: Parasites and Your Health”
   • Explains the connection between parasites, cravings, and overall health, with practical advice for parasite cleansing. Guess What Came to Dinner?[3]
3. Dr. William Davis – “Wheat Belly”
   • Discusses the role of modern grains in feeding Candida and other harmful organisms. Wheat Belly[4]
4. Wayne Rowland – “Worms Are Killing You! Parasites Drain Your Life Force Leading to Disease and Premature Death”
   • A comprehensive parasite cleanse and gut biome recovery includes a step-by-step guide for cleansing, deworming, healing, and nutritional support. Worms Are Killing You![5]

Natural Remedies and Detox

1. On the use of Glutamine for Brain Health:
   • Watkins, S. M., et al. (2001). “Glutamine’s Role in Restoring Brain and Gut Health.” The Journal of Nutrition.
2. Anti-Parasitic Foods and Remedies:
   • Ferguson, L. (2010). “Natural Antiparasitic Remedies: Traditional and Modern Uses.” Journal of Herbal Medicine.

Online Resources

1. National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) – Addiction Science
   • Provides detailed insights into addiction and the brain: www.drugabuse.gov[6]
2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Parasite Information
   • Information about parasites, their effects, and prevention: www.cdc.gov/parasites[7]
3. The Mayo Clinic – Candida and Gut Health
   • Comprehensive guide to understanding Candida overgrowth: www.mayoclinic.org[8]
4. Environmental Working Group (EWG)
   • Tips for reducing exposure to environmental toxins: www.ewg.org[9]

Additional Resources

1. PubMed – For scientific articles related to toxins, parasites, and addiction: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov[10]
2. World Health Organization (WHO) – Alcohol and Addiction
   • Global resources on addiction prevention and recovery: www.who.int[11]

 

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