Question:
N M is asking a question for her father.
She believes he is dealing with a parasite issue – she and he believe that is the condition.
However, tests have not shown any parasites.
They travel a lot to the far east and in the past they usually came back with parasites
He is using the parasite frequencies and only gets about 30 minutes into a session when he experiences extreme pain in his abdomen.
Then he stops using the frequencies for the day.
He is using the pain frequencies as well.
What do you suggest?
Question:
Standard parasite diagnostic tests, particularly traditional stool examinations, often fail to detect infections primarily due to intermittent shedding. Parasites do not release eggs, cysts, or larvae continuously, meaning a single sample might miss them entirely depending on timing. Additionally, recent infections may be in a prepatent period, where organisms are present but not yet reproducing. Many parasites also inhabit body tissues outside the digestive tract. Furthermore, standard microscopy relies on manual screening that can overlook low parasite loads or delicate organisms.
So basically a person can have parasites, but almost every known test will come up negative for parasites.
Abdomen pain is a sign that the anti-parasite frequencies are having an effect on the parasites. As parasites are disrupted or eliminated, the body still has to process and clear the resulting material through the digestive system. This can sometimes place additional stress on the intestines and may be associated with temporary abdominal discomfort, cramping, bloating, or changes in bowel movements.
Suggest: Continue the program, but use the program for 15 minutes at a time, and use the parasite program multiple times throughout the day, instead of one steady 30 minutes which is having these herxheimer reactions.
(A Herxheimer reaction (Jarisch–Herxheimer reaction) is a short-term inflammatory response that can occur after treatment of certain infections, particularly parasitic infections, when microbial components released during treatment trigger an immune response. It can cause symptoms such as fever, chills, muscle aches, headache, and temporary worsening of existing symptoms.)
