05.02.2026

How to support gut health and digestion naturally.

By Vitia

Feeling tired all the time, having a swollen abdomen, suffering from digestive problems that come and go, or noticing uncontrollable sugar cravings doesn’t always have a simple explanation. Many people spend years looking for answers, visit doctors, have tests that come back “normal” and still feel that something is not right in their body.

What few consider to be a silent and surprisingly common cause: intestinal parasites.

According to international estimates, billions of people in the world live with parasites without knowing it. It is not only a problem associated with childhood or rural areas. Today, these organisms can be present in any urban environment and affect adults of all ages.

What are intestinal parasites and why are they so common?

Intestinal parasites are organisms that live within the digestive system and feed on the nutrients we ingest. There are mainly two types:

  • Gemmints, such as earthworms and tapeworms, visible in some cases.
  • Protozoa, microscopic organisms such as giardia or entamoeba.

Once installed, they act as true “unwanted tenants”: they consume essential nutrients, generate inflammation, and release toxins that affect the body’s overall functioning.

Contagion is much easier than it seems. It can occur through:

  • Contaminated water
  • Poorly washed fruits and vegetables
  • Raw or undercooked meats
  • Poorly sanitized utensils
  • Contact with carrier pets

The problem is that, in adults, parasites are rarely sought as the main cause of general symptoms, which causes many people to live with them for years.

Signs that may indicate a parasitic infection

There are symptoms that often go unnoticed or are confused with other conditions. Among the most frequent are:

  • Persistent fatigue, even after getting a good night’s rest
  • Variable digestive disorders, such as diarrhea, constipation, gas, or bloating
  • Intense cravings for sugar and flours, difficult to control
  • Nocturnal anal itching, especially in certain types of parasites
  • Skin problems, such as rashes, eczema, hives, or adult acne

These signs should not be ignored, as the gut is directly related to the immune system and the overall balance of the body.

Natural protocol to eliminate intestinal parasites

There are natural combinations that, when used consistently, can help create a hostile environment for parasites and facilitate their elimination. This approach does not seek to attack aggressively, but to support the body’s natural mechanisms.

Main ingredients:

  • Raw garlic
  • Fresh ginger
  • Raw pumpkin seeds
  • Extra virgin coconut oil
  • Ground cloves

These ingredients have been traditionally used and studied for their ability to weaken, paralyze and hinder the reproduction of parasites.

Basic preparation:
The ingredients are blended with water until a homogeneous mixture is obtained, which is consumed on an empty stomach, allowing its compounds to act directly on the digestive system.

The protocol is usually maintained for 21 consecutive days, a period that coincides with the life cycle of many intestinal parasites.

The Importance of Gut Detoxification

Eliminating parasites is not enough if the body fails to expel them properly. Therefore, it is key to accompany the process with measures that help cleanse the intestine:

  • Soluble fiber, such as psyllium or ground flaxseed, to wash away residue
  • Proper hydration, drinking enough water throughout the day
  • Probiotics, to restore intestinal flora
  • Fermented foods, which promote digestive balance
  • Intermittent fasting, which reduces glucose availability to parasites

It is also essential to avoid sugar, ultra-processed foods and undercooked meats during this period.

Tips and recommendations

  • Consult with a healthcare professional before starting any protocol, especially if you are pregnant, taking medication, or have a pre-existing medical condition.
  • Start gradually if your digestive system is sensitive.
  • Maintain strict hygiene of hands, food and utensils to avoid reinfections.
  • Observe your body’s reactions; A mild initial discomfort may be normal, but intense symptoms should not be ignored.
  • Accompany the process with a simple, natural diet rich in vegetables.

Many symptoms that normalize over time can have a deep cause in the digestive system. When you remove what you damage from within and give your body the right support, energy, digestion, and overall well-being can improve dramatically. Listening to your body’s signals and acting consciously can make a real difference to your long-term health.

Important notice: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical consultation. Before starting any natural protocol, consult with a healthcare professional, especially if you have a medical condition or take medication.



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