Full Transcript Intro to Parasite Cleanses 0:00 don't look at that as like it's this ongoing lifelong battle against parasites. 0:06 It is a very short-term battle. 0:07 That's a key differentiator for Sharon. 0:10 I know a lot of the conversation right now on parasites is around people that are a little bit more savvy are using things like ivermectin. 0:17 This bends it all together at different pharmaceuticals to actually deal with these things that's becoming a bit a more known. 0:25 They've always done this. 0:26 Those are not new drugs. 0:29 of drugs to deal with parasites. 0:32 But I think that came to fruition and really on the forefront around COVID-19, people started to see some benefit. 0:38 It certainly was considered a conspiracy theory was kind of kept under wraps. 0:42 Welcome to the resiliency method, the truth about healing. 0:45 I'm Dr. 0:45 Erica and we are here to uncover the root causes keeping you stuck. 0:49 Together we'll restore your energy, your focus and your resiliency so you can finally heal, regenerate and feel truly alive again. 1:02 The CDC says around 60 million Americans have parasitic infections, but the reality, it could be closer to 330 million. 1:11 Welcome to The Resiliency Method, the truth about healing podcast. 1:15 I'm Dr. 1:16 Erica, and today Lyric Turner and I are having a very real conversation about something most people never get clear answers on. 1:25 The better question today we're asking is, is are you stuck on the parasite cleanse merry-go-round? 1:31 Have you even started a parasite cleanse yet? 1:33 If you haven't, you need to start now. 1:35 But you also have to get off that merry-go-round because a lot of people get stuck there. 1:39 So we're going to be breaking down why stool tests often miss what's really going on because parasites can live in places like the liver, 1:46 the spleen, and the brain, a nervous system. 1:49 We'll also explore why the idea that parasites only exist in tropical or third world regions is outdated, especially when exposure can come from things
Why Parasites Are Hard to Diagnose 1:58 like pets, sushi, even our drinking water, and even family members. 2:04 And we'll talk about Why repeating parasite cleanses around the full moon can keep people stuck in cycles of temporary fixes instead of actually supporting 2:16 deeper levels of healing inside the body? 2:18 If you've got a pulse, you got exposure, and you probably have a parasite. 2:22 But the real question is, what do you do with that information? 2:26 If you're enjoying the Resiliency Method podcast, we'd be so grateful if you would take a moment to leave a quick five-star review and a written review 2:34 on Apple Podcasts. 2:35 Your support helps more people discover the show and join this important conversation. 2:41 Thank you so much for your support. 2:43 Welcome back, everyone. 2:44 I'm Dr. 2:45 Erica. 2:45 Thanks for joining us for another episode of the Resiliency Method, the Truth About Healing podcast. 3:06 Well, what to say here, right? 3:07 Let's talk about the social media trend about Instagram. 3:12 Your Instagram, you're scrolling through Instagram today. 3:14 Oh, man, I feel like, for me, we've got to maybe start posting some of our clinical data on this in our pictures, in the form of pictures. 3:24 We've seen all sorts of crazy things throughout the years in terms of dealing with parasites. 3:30 I don't know if anybody wants to see those. 3:32 Yeah. 3:34 We do share them with patients, other patients that are embarking, but we give them warnings about clicking on the photos beforehand. 3:45 At your own risk, right? 3:46 But no, there is something to be said for seeing that. 3:50 the proof is in the pudding, so to speak, around using these types of interventions. 3:56 But I guess it's good to just set the stage, because I think a lot of people are like parasites. 4:02 And again, to your point, it is becoming a little bit more of a discussion. 4:06 We've always known this is a really big topic when it comes to health. 4:12 The CDC actually estimated in 2023, just a few years ago, over 60 million Americans have a parasitic infection. 4:21 I would say that 330 million maybe. 4:27 Let's talk about why, let's first talk why it's actually kind of hard to necessarily diagnose a parasite infection. 4:33 Should we start there? 4:34 Yeah, go for it. 4:35 Yeah. 4:36 I mean, oftentimes when you're looking for parasites in the diagnostics, you are looking at the stool and where are they?
Exposure, Treatment, and Short-Term Cleanses 4:47 That's the last place. 4:48 That stool, that's been on the way out. 4:52 And usually they're not on their way unless you actually doing something to Push them out. 4:58 Yeah, we're excited to place it on the stool. 5:00 That means they're leaving. 5:02 Right. 5:03 But most people, when they are going to do a parasite test, are oftentimes not doing anything. 5:09 They're just looking for an answer to their health problems. 5:12 Doctors will run a stool sample and say, oh, no, parasites here. 5:15 I always tell people that's like, if I invited you to my house and I was like come on in, you're going stay the weekend. 5:22 Did you bring your sleeping bag? 5:24 Let's set it up here in the foyer. 5:26 and you can sleep in the foyer all weekend. 5:28 Nobody's going to do that. 5:29 Parasites don't do either. 5:30 If you're looking in a stool, you are looking at the exit door and they are not hanging out there. 5:35 They are in livers, spleens, they're in brain, in nervous system. 5:39 And if you got a pulse, you've got to parasite, my friend. 5:42 That's the sad truth. 5:43 So if are thinking that you may not be one of the 60 million, it's probably because 60-million only represents where they were actually seen in the stool 5:54 when a parasite test was done. 5:57 And yeah, why do you think this is so hard for Americans? 5:59 Because I know a lot of other countries, this something that's very commonplace for them. 6:04 Well, I mean, i think it's been relegated in the US, maybe that's changing a little bit now, but it has been really good to tropical medicine. 6:12 So, you know, doctors, only doctors who are educated in tropical you know, looking at that. 6:19 And so it's, I don't think that our, our Western trained doctors, medical schools are, are training or learning. 6:26 They're not teaching about this. 6:28 Absolutely. 6:29 It's it is seen as like, oh, it. 6:32 That's something that, you now happens in a tropical third world, developing world nations that still have clean water isolated. 6:41 Yeah. 6:43 But it could not be part of. 6:46 If you work with an animal, you'll eat sushi. 6:50 If we drink water, we have parasites. 6:54 Yeah. 6:55 But what's different about what, how we look at that, because a lot of natural health practitioners and functional medicine, 7:02 when next we'll talk about parasites, it's not unknown to our world that we're in, but we don't look that as like this, this ongoing lifelong battle against 7:16 parasites It is a very short-term battle approach. 7:20 That's a key differentiator for Sherrod. 7:22 I know a lot of the conversation right now on parasites is around people that are a little bit more savvy are using things like ivermectin that bends it 7:33 all together at different pharmaceuticals. 7:37 to actually deal with these things, it's becoming a little bit more known. 7:41 They've always done this, those are not new drugs, they're actually very safe drugs. 7:48 to deal with parasites. 7:49 But I think that came to fruition and really on the forefront around COVID-19, people started to see some benefit. 7:56 It certainly was considered a conspiracy theory was kind of kept under wraps. 8:00 As we moved away from that time period, the truce been allowed to seek out a little bit more in terms of the usefulness and in particular, 8:09 it was useful in the context of COVID-19, and I think a lot of scientists and researchers are looking at it from how does this function as an antiviral. 8:21 You know, our perspective on that from working with a lot of bodies is that probably just in itself, bringing the chronic parasite infection down inside 8:32 the body allows the immune system to have enough power to actually deal with that virus. 8:37 Because the reality is, is we're supposed to be able to deal what viruses, either the ones that are contagion or the one's that actually built into our DNA. 8:45 Actually, we should, are our bodies are designed to also deal parasites. 8:49 Yes, they are. 8:50 So weird. 8:51 But yeah, that is true. 8:53 A healthy body that has a healthy terrain. 8:59 be impervious to parasites, they can eat some sushi and eat a parasite. 9:03 Well, let's not blame it all on sushi. 9:05 I love sushi, okay? 9:08 We don't want people to walk around though and you can't eat sushi- No, I want sushi too. 9:11 Yes. 9:12 We want to be able to eat- That's, and if you're eating good sushi you are probably not eating parasites. 9:17 So let us be fair. 9:18 But we do, it's definitely a place where it can come from. 9:22 Also, what we know is that these medications that people are talking about and definitely herbal approaches. 9:30 I mean, I studied traditional Chinese medicine and a significant part of that was in Chinese herbology. 9:37 So I know all of the herbs that are used certainly in the Eastern countries for jiggling with parasites. 9:44 They're very common, wormwood, walnut seed. 9:47 There's a ton of different things, Artemisia. 9:50 Those are all herbs that historically have been used successfully. 9:54 What we've seen in modern day society is that usually when you're dealing with a parasite, because of some of the toxic burden we're all dealing in our 10:03 modern society and because just the generations we have Oftentimes you need a couple, a parasite cleanse with important drainage for the body as well.
Drainage, Deficiency, and Whole-Body Support 10:18 And that sometimes can get missed, especially when you're talking about using it, drug therapies for sure. 10:25 So important drainage to go along with that. 10:28 And then, you know, those elimination pathways open so that it's able to die off. 10:32 Yes. 10:33 I mean, yeah, otherwise it can be rough. 10:36 Yep, absolutely. 10:37 So sometimes people will not respond as well without the appropriate drainage that can customized for the individual, especially with our process. 10:46 And then certainly we also know that the drug approaches as well as the herbal approaches. 10:52 And by the way, let's just back up for a second. 10:54 Those drugs I mentioned earlier are based off the blueprint of actual herbal therapies. 11:00 It's that when you take, and most drugs actually start with some kind of thing in nature that they've now replicated and sometimes patented inside of a 11:09 laboratory setting. 11:10 So we can make billions of dollars off of them. 11:12 But a lot of drugs come from our herbal therapy and we're duplicating that in a petroleum-based, lab- based. 11:22 sector and then doing studies around that. 11:24 So, ultimately, what we've seen, though, is that drugs, therapies, and even herbal therapies can definitely be a little harsher. 11:34 These types of herbs tend to be colder in nature. 11:38 And when you're talking about inflammation, you are talking again about a heat pattern inside the body. 11:44 To counteract the heat patterns, oftentimes, for cooling the But then over time, when you have a chronic deficiency going on, 11:54 which if you've had parasites and you had heavy metals and all these self-capsules we talk about often, you'll have organs, 12:01 tissues, and glands that have been beat up right over the time. 12:04 And that's what we call that a Chronic Deficiency Pattern. 12:09 So when you have a chronic deficiency pattern in the body, you're actually retaining cold in that tissue often. 12:18 And by that, what we mean is there's not as much oxygen and blood getting to the particular area oftentimes because if the bodies sees a parasite, 12:27 we'll do what? 12:29 Well, yeah. 12:31 Yeah, absolutely. 12:32 Absolutely. 12:33 If you encapsulate something Over time, what you have is less blood flow, less oxygen, red blood cells with coming with white blood cell, 12:44 all things that you need to actually thrive or to have an organ tissue or gland thrive, right? 12:52 So when you're dealing with parasites, people are not, and I didn't see this for a long time either, myself, you've got to a endpoint of dealing parasite infections. 13:05 Um, otherwise you keep on recirculating cold herbs and throwing cold orbs at the body and never get to the fact that, that deficiency is underlying. 13:16 They're sort of throwing coal and cold, right? 13:20 And then ultimately that can aggravate the scene cause even longer term or deficiency in the organ tissue or gland. 13:27 So while it's an appropriate treatment, it needs to be a treatment for a period of time. 13:30 And when we need to figure out how to get the patient beyond that particular spot. 13:36 Are you tied to treatments, protocols, and gurus who promise results but don't deliver? 13:41 You're not alone. 13:42 For years, I struggled with my own long-term illness and I know how frustrating it feels when nothing seems to work. 13:49 That's why I developed the resiliency method. 13:50 It's a science-backed approach to combining the best of Western and ancient medicines to restore your body's natural intelligence. 13:58 Patient after patient has discovered what's possible, living stronger, brighter, and more spiritually connected than ever before. 14:06 Whether you're facing autoimmune issues, hormonal imbalances, weight struggles, or just feeling stuck, you don't need another quick fix. 14:13 You need a clear path forward. 14:15 take the first step with a discovery call at drericaonline.com forward slash discovery that's d-r-e- r-i-k-a online. 14:26 com forward source discovery or dive deeper with the full initial consultation at doctor erica online dot com board slash initial dash consultation because 14:38 your health your clarity and your freedom cannot wait I mean, in our clinic, we're never just treating these things in a vacuum like,
Clinic Approach and Core Reset Program 15:01 oh, were going to do a parasite cleanse. 15:03 Instead, it's oftentimes combined with we are also detoxing heavy metals, or handling chemical toxicity. 15:12 We're also working with healings like the digestive system, especially after food sensitivities involved. 15:20 just this one thing that we're working on, it's part of a bigger program, a better approach. 15:28 Absolutely. 15:29 That's obviously, you can customize to each patient. 15:33 But it's just, I rarely meet a patient that doesn't need a parasite cleanse. 15:37 How about you? 15:38 I don't think I've ever had one. 15:40 Right. 15:40 Yeah. 15:41 To some extent, they may be different types of parasites. 15:43 That's the other thing too. 15:44 The different herbs that line up with different kinds of parasite. 15:46 Through our process, we get things customized a little bit better. 15:50 So sometimes people come in right, right off the bat, you know, very first visit we're going to start with parasite work. 15:58 in combination with some other stuff, but other times it takes maybe, you know, four or five visits. 16:04 Absolutely. 16:05 To uncover that. 16:08 But we get there. 16:11 And then we get the pictures. 16:12 Yeah. 16:13 They tell us, yeah. 16:16 And we do, you mentioned the customized way in which we work and we absolutely do that. 16:20 I think that always gets people faster results and it gets them more sustainable results. 16:25 But we know that there's a lot of do-it-yourselfers out there that like to start somewhere, sometimes on their own and maybe using ChatGPT as their doctor, 16:35 at least for a little while. 16:37 And so we also have now a program called the core reset program, which is a great starter point. 16:44 It's definitely if this is your entree into this notion that maybe there you should be doing this and want to do it in accordance to, 16:53 you know, making sure your drainage pathways are supported and such. 16:57 But you definitely want to do it yourself. 16:58 The Core Reset program that we have is a great one that takes you through not only which products to use, but also gives you information on how to work 17:08 with the products and then how it also works with your diet and how you work your health in general around a parasite cleanse. 17:17 And also, to your point, it includes some of those aspects of doing some detoxification to heavy metals. 17:24 There are options from us called the Core Reset Program, if you're interested in that. 17:29 Look at the show notes to get some more information on that, and what else is there to say about parasites? 17:35 Did we miss anything? 17:36 Yeah, get off the parasite mare and go around. 17:40 If you are somebody, I would say this too, better question to ask yourself is, have I done enough parasites. 17:47 for a lifetime. 17:48 Because if you're one of those people, you are what we call the merry-go-round. 17:53 And the Merry-Go-Round will take you only so far, and then you'll start aggravating the scene. 17:59 So if are one those of people that have played around with parasyclosis for... 18:02 A lot of your life. 18:04 Every full moon. 18:05 Yeah, every full noon. 18:06 Maybe you have...
Avoiding the Parasite Merry-Go-Round 18:08 First of all, your ahead of time because you know how important this is for your health. 18:13 So, well done and you've got to get yourself off of those superficial cleansing approaches because ultimately what's hanging out below is an organ tissue 18:24 or gland that has been beat up from these things. 18:26 And if you aren't getting to the point where you can rebuild those things, you're kind of not going to have that at all. 18:31 You're going start flat towing just like we did because we're speaking from experience here. 18:36 So you might ultimately get better. 18:38 It will probably actually do more damage with all those car sheriffs. 18:43 in the long run. 18:45 All right, cool. 18:47 Thanks for joining us.
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