A semi-regular basis, and so to introduce you all to Kim, Kim Rogers is a seasoned wellness professional with over 20 years of experience in western medicine. She has authored numerous [00:01:00] medical publications, contributed to national allied health certification tests, and provided valuable insights as a member of medical advisory board.

This kit consists of high quality, handmade herbal tinctures, targeting unwanted parasites, worms, candida, heavy metals, and toxins. While promoting wellbeing, Rogers Hood gained widespread recognition after Kim's personal results about parasites went viral on TikTok and Instagram, gaining millions of views and followers crowning her the Worm Queen, with a commitment to transparency and quality.

What she sees many people, kind of the mistakes they're making when it comes to parasite cleansing, what the Paray cleanse kit is, and how it's different from other parasite cleansing products out there. And also just what to expect if it's your first time ever doing a parasite cleanse. What to expect if you're more in maintenance mode with parasite cleansing, how that might be different.

So with that, please enjoy this conversation with Kim Rogers. Well, Kim, welcome to the Accrescent Podcast. This is gonna we're I, we're already both like giddy for this conversation. I can tell. It's gonna be so fun. We were just talking off air. There's like, there's kind of like a flow I wanna take us through for any who are new to this conversation of parasites, but I think the, the place we have to start is your personal story.

Uh, he. Had a career and I had a career, and we left our career, sold all of our belongings, our house, and we had a piece of recreational property out in Hoodsport, Washington. And we moved us out there, just me and my husband to build a log home, just the two of us, so that if I didn't heal, he would have something to do.

He would be mortgage free and debt free, and he would be able to grieve. Mm-hmm. And so I'm always thinking ahead in life and I really wanted to know what was wrong with me. I was very ill. I could show you a picture of how sick I was. I was very sick. Um, to give everyone kind of a context of who I am, I come from Western Medicine.

Completely. Yeah. So I also had stage four endometriosis, beginning stages of cervical cancer, and my health just declined after 13 surgeries and a hysterectomy. They could not get. My health under control. After 20 years of me being in Western medicine professionally and personally for my own chronic illness, I decided to exit out and figure out what was going on with me on my own.

And so in 2021. I was better, but I wasn't really great. Mm-hmm. And my doctors pretty much abandoned me at this point. They were like, there's nothing left we can do for you. You can't have any more surgeries. This is your life. Oh. And I thought, what? Like, I've been like with you guys for a really long time.

I have a TI had around 10,000 [00:07:00] followers 'cause I talked about mushrooms and I showed our log home build and um, someone I scrolled and I came across this gal who said she almost on a alive herself over worms. And I was like, what are you talking about, girl? Do you almost unli herself? Yes. Yeah. She's like, my mental health was so bad and I just decided to do this parasite cleanse.

And she said, I feel so much better. Hmm. And it just sparked something in me in those moments. And I thought, okay, five years ago, at that time, I thought I had parasites. I thought I had pinworms. I brought it to my surgeons. They all were like, no, you don't have that. You're an adult. We live in a first world country.

Hmm. And I have not stopped since that day. Yeah. Oh my gosh. I mean, such a phenomenal, phenomenal story. Yeah. I, I wanna be careful too, 'cause I never want to like poo poo anyone in a certain profession. I think Yeah. Most people really are out there doing their best with Yes. Full hearts. And we have to be able to acknowledge where there's limitations.

Yes. And look elsewhere. But I, what frustrates me often is that. They kind of go, the narrative that comes from conventional medicine often is, well, we don't know what this is, so there is no solution. Mm-hmm. Rather than, from the education I've received, I don't know anything else to give you, but go look elsewhere.

Mm-hmm. And we do need western medicine to save our lives. It's not here to officially hold our hands and heal us though. And that's up to us. And that's what my platform is, is being your own patient advocate. And if you go to the doctor and they frown upon what you're saying. You are okay with that. You just know you have to take that power and go and do a lot of things on your own because they're in a box.

And I didn't know all of that coming from Western medicine. I had to go and research and just figure out kind of the, these things on my own. And I was, I'm fortunate because I have that medical mind. Right. And you know how to kind of research and go through the material and find what's maybe valid or not so valid, you know?

Mm-hmm. Yeah, and I think that's why I'm speaking on it so heavily over the last few years after going viral on TikTok, uh, four years ago in July of 21, 1 of my, the video that I said, oh, I've never dewormed myself. It within two hours had a million views. Oh my gosh. And it officially has like 10.6 million views.

Yeah. That it became kind of overwhelming and I would spend eight, nine hours a day talking about other companies. Mm-hmm. And I stopped and I was like, okay, why don't I just start my own? Why don't I start working on that? And I'm pretty fast. Yeah. So most people, it would've taken years. It took me a month.

And so I also want what's only best to put in my body. And so that's really what made me decide to start my own company so that I could. Forage the herbs or, um, ethically source these herbs, which is what we've done at Rogers Hood with our kits. And just be able to give education to people. Like all of my knowledge is free.

All my eBooks are free. The only thing that's not free is a hundred dollars kit. Yeah. And so everything else I do is free and I'll pay to go on certain things because I want that information handed to everybody. So this really is my life purpose and I feel like it's just knowledge that needs to get out there more for people.

That way if anyone is new to this, they're not totally out in the woods. And so I think a starting point is where, where and how are we getting exposed to parasites? Because the common phrase is, we live in a first world country. Our water is filtered. So there's no way that we can be getting exposed to parasites.

And I think that might be the first question for a lot of people who are new to this conversation is, what do you mean, how can I possibly be being exposed? Well, we had contaminated water in Hoodsport. So, um, a little backstory is I actually have mold, lime, and parasites in my body. So being exposed to the parasites, the nematodes that were in our water, I already had parasites in my body.

Um, and I also tested the water here and it tested positive for nematodes. And come to find out that our country doesn't test the water for nematodes, which are physical worms. Mm-hmm. So our water came back positive for larvae of roundworm. And then most people know about the water with like giardia and crypto.

I also had crypto. Because I lived in the outskirts of a rainforest, which sitting water creates crypto, spr and parv, which is parvo, which kills puppies and can shut your organs down. Mm-hmm. Which is part of what was happening to me in the end stages of Lyme. Oh my gosh. And so it really is kind of a serious thing when you find out you have a protozoa or you have a nematode.

Okay. Okay. I already have follow up questions. Yes. I'm gonna like pace us outta this 'cause so many fo quick follow up. So one, I do think for the audience listening with the water piece. Mm-hmm. Um, yeah. By the way, my par, my ex-partner, we were together eight years, is a master water specialist. He designs water treatment systems and he could verify everything you're saying.

Mm-hmm. That unfortunately the water is nowhere near as clean as they make it seem to be, including chemicals and all these different things. Pharmaceuticals, et cetera. But I, I can already hear the audience going, well, hang on. I'm, I'm getting water from my tap. I'm not seeing worms in it. What are you talking about?

In fact, I saw something questionable during a surgery of mine, and I asked what that was. But because they're not trained with the naked eye, nor are they really looking for that in a colonoscopy. They're looking for polyps. They're looking for abnormalities. They're not really looking, and they're kind of dug themselves deep into your tissue, your muscle.

Because if you think about what we're eating with protein, meat, protein, that's what we're eating. Mm-hmm. We're eating. The pig, and we're eating the cow and we're eating the fish, and that's their blood, their tissue, and their muscle. And that's where it's found. So we're human, we're animals. We're warm-blooded.

Just so you guys know, it's not fearmongering. You just have to know, like, right. I think what's wild about all of this is that other countries know about this. Right. And, and it's commonplace. It's not taboo, and it's not, oh, you're, mm-hmm. You're so dirty and unclean that you need to cleanse. It's just a part of life.

Yet we are, why do we think we're, I know this sounds kind of crass, but why do we think we're different from dogs? We also are an animal consuming. Raw plants and fish and animals. Why do we think that we're somehow different that we don't also need to cleanse our body? Yeah. Every now and then pet owners know that the vet tells them to deworm their dogs and cats every so often.

But they're microscopic, right? They're in their paw. They hop on the bed, you lay, you know, like, and you're licking. Face. Yes. And nose. Yeah. Those lovely animals. But you know, it's just, this is natural and we're the best host. So the parasites are always wanting to be in the human because we are the best.

We're, especially nowadays, because we're, we sit around a lot. We don't eat great. We eat the food they love, they love processed food and sugar. And that's why you crave it. Mm-hmm. When you have a parasite, that's why you crave it after 7:00 PM because one, they're nocturnal creatures, so they're keeping you up all night long.

A hundred percent. And I feel like people that definitely crave sugar and I was shook 'cause I crave salt and that's, that's a sign of a parasite and I had no idea for years. Wow. Yeah. So, okay. For clarity here, if we're cooking our food thoroughly, like if you're cooking your salmon, that is killing those protozoa or the eggs.

Mm-hmm. Larva or whatever they're called. Yeah. It's so gross. Okay, so cooked. Cooked food is good. Yes. Yes. Cooked food, no raw, especially if you're going out of the country. I mean, even if you're in this country, like I don't eat raw produce in this area 'cause I know the water's contaminated and they're just using that water to clean my produce.

And so someone was asking, how can you clean them? Is there a way to clean raw fruits and vegetables that will get rid of whatever's on it? Yes. And I do recommend washing some of the produce that says triple. Um, I have some videos where I show, it says triple I washed it and it was dark brown water. Oh my gosh.

Mm-hmm. And distilled or filtered water, a gallon of it, and you let it soak for five to 10 minutes. It's a biohack as well, because the Baja sea salt is actually remineralizing your produce. Hmm. While cleaning it with the acidity and the alkaline, and it just really creates this environment that is inhospitable and they'll wanna come out of the produce.

I have lime, so it's in my mouth. Mm-hmm. And I'll use the water pick and I'll ozone the water and I'll drink some ozone. But it's just another protection. And, and also removing anything that maybe my soak didn't remove. Uhhuh you're trying to eat to nourish your body and you don't wanna actually infect it, which is what was happening to me.

Yeah. So I, I have in the past just done ozone, but that's not enough, you would say? I think it is. If that's all the option that you have. I like the other soak one. 'cause when this all started, I didn't know about the asage bubbler and now I'm four years into this and Yeah. Yeah. But I also. Like the fact that you're remineralizing your produce because that's what's happened to us.

Yeah. And it, it just keeps your produce lasting longer. 'cause there isn't bacteria still trying to eat your produce. Mm-hmm. That's why our produce goes bad. Some people say that the soak causes it to be soggy, but I just do it when I eat it and so that I can have it be like fresh. Oh man. The way the grapes taste after.

'cause it's like brings back their life. The color. Yeah. Just a smart way of doing things that I didn't even do before either. I didn't even think about it, you know? Yeah. Well this is the point I wanted to start with, which is yes, I think do, people do have a general understanding that maybe you swim in a dirty lake, you might pick up something like Giardia, you go to a third world country and eat some raw or uncooked food and you're getting sick.

Mm-hmm. And also understanding the reality, which is we are going to be exposed to parasites. Mm-hmm. Trying to focus all your attention on never getting exposed. The anxiety of that might make you just as sick, just in different ways. Yes. So it's more of like finding that balance that works for you. Right.

Maybe everyone can't go out and get a really good filtration system for their water. That doesn't mean you can't drink your water, but that means we're gonna wanna be a little more proactive on maybe the cleansing and the support end to be able to create an inhospitable environment for those parasites to thrive.

Mm-hmm. And so when you go into the bathroom here, it's filtered cold water. The hot water's shut off 'cause I'm just, we're just too lazy to put it on the hot side too. But we, you know, we know like we're aware and so I just wanna make sure, you know, it's $200 for this filter, this three filter system. And then on my showers I have a $50.

Do I do, do I do it every day? I shower in filter water every day. But if we get to a place in another city and we can't get the shower head off. We just shower. Yeah. You know, but I always have bottled water to brush my teeth. I had a worm in my eye from washing my hands and putting my contacts in. Oh my gosh, honey.

So I have a little bit of paranoia from water, but I also am really proactive about making sure that I never brush my teeth with unfiltered water. I ne, you know, I never wash my hands and then put 'em in my eyes. There's just some things that we can do as a society to just be aware. Mm-hmm. And I will say, once you've gotten into habit, a lot of those become very easy and just kind of, you don't have to put so much effort.

Common symptoms and then maybe even not so common symptoms or symptoms that people wouldn't necessarily pair with parasites. The most uncommon symptom that shocks everyone is grinding of the teeth. That's the most common one that everyone kind of stops and drooling. When you're a big drooler, it's like your lymphatic system trying to push out any toxin, especially while you're sleeping.

Kind of like with mold, if you're peeing all night long, it's your body telling you they got, they're trying to push out those spores. It's the same thought process. It's your body alerting you that something is wrong and that you gotta get back in line with the homeostasis that we're all trying to get to every day.

Mm-hmm. And I don't grind my teeth. I wear a. Anymore. I don't grind my teeth anymore since I cleanse. Yeah. And when I start to feel like I might, or I wake up and I'm like, did I like my jaw? I'm like, oh, I need to cleanse. I need to get after it. Mm-hmm. This is something you do the rest of your life. This isn't just a one and done.

And when you have stress and things that are going on, it triggers them. And so you could have a big flare thinking, oh, I just have a chronic illness. But in reality it's just a flare of them. Like having a party in your body. Yeah. And so another symptom that it could be is craving food, like odd things.

Irrational behavior and mental health issues that could be going on over extreme anxiety like I was having. Mm-hmm. And as soon as I cleanse, I feel so much better mentally. And so an overabundance of anxiety really can be a big contributor to you having a parasite, not only a gut parasite, because your gut really is an emotional connection for you.

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Mm-hmm. Or emotional contributor, what might be Yes. Like helping us process sometimes the trauma of the diagnosis, but where might there be past unmetabolized trauma and emotions that are actually contributing to this illness. So I'm always fascinated with emotional connections to things. And so I think there probably is an emotional contributor too.

What makes parasites hospitable or what makes a hospitable environment for them. But on the flip side, when there are active parasites that can contribute to feelings of unworthiness mm-hmm. And fear and anxiety completely, they hold onto the memories, they hold onto that trauma. They're sponges, they absorb everything.

Everything. Mm-hmm. They're energetic Steelers, and that's their job. Like they're here doing something, they have their own job, but when they get out of whack, it really creates this environment in your body because they're their own frequency, changing your frequency. Mm-hmm. And they can control you. I know I talk about Toxoplasmosis Gandhi, which is the cat parasite, which actually any warm-blooded animal can have toxoplasmosis.

You're not fearful and you're promiscuous. And it creates a lot of anxiety and it just shows that the mouse, which a mouse has toxo, goes and cuddles up to a cat. It's been brainwashed, controlled by toxo to go hang out with its enemy in order to get the next step of toxo to develop, which is an enzyme in the cat's gut.

The cat eats it. So anytime you see a mouse, by the way, hanging out with a cat, get away. 'cause that means that that has toxoplasmosis Gandhi. Yeah, but it just shows and there's a lot of like fighters that go to Mexico to get toxo so that they can continue to fight. And it just, it just the thought of how it can control the mind.

Mm-hmm. Gut pain, IBS, you know, more gut related symptoms. But when people start to understand, it can impact so many different things, and they don't just harbor in the gut. They can be in the liver, they can be in organs, in tissue, in the bloodstream. They can cross the blood brain barrier. Then we really start to understand, oh, the symptoms can be way more far reaching than we realize.

Well, RFK Junior has neuro sister sarcoma, which is a tapeworm of the brain. Because it crossed over and he got it from undercooked pork. Oh my gosh. And it ate part of his brain. And he talks about it. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. So it really is something that one can be an issue and cause your cells to stay stagnant because it's, they're fighting against themselves.

Like I come from it. I respect western medicine. We need it. Mm-hmm. But I also know that we need to look beyond certain things for ourselves and for people around us. And it's like if you are questioning anything, it's not gonna hurt you to do a purified cleanse. It's not going. To hurt you to remove some heavy metals, some candida.

Right. 'cause then they all hang out together and now you've just created an ecosystem in your body that you don't even know could be contributing to you not feeling well on a mental and on a physical. Mm-hmm. And from what I understand, two things I'll point out. One parasites. To your point, you've already made a little bit, they hold onto a lot.

Mm-hmm. You know, they hold onto viruses and bacteria and mold and emotions and so that can be a big reason why maybe you're doing some of these other cleanses or detoxes and yet you're not feeling better because you still have these parasites. Mm-hmm. Loaded with all these toxins. But that second point that in a more even indirect way, it can contribute to.

Yes. Or whatever it might be. I'm gonna use that. I am, I'm gonna use that. 'cause I'll say, I'll say that same thing, but the numbers is what I think people really can grasp onto and fully understand that it's, that is a hundred percent the truth. And when you get rid of that 80%. The issue then is, what else is going on?

Because something else is going on. It's not always the main thing for me, I thought it was the main thing, but as I've dug deeper into my own health, there's so many other layers that I've had to get rid of, but they can hold up to six to eight times their weight in spores. Heavy metals, viruses, bacteria, eggs, they all hang out together.

It dumped viruses. I ended up getting Epstein-Barr virus like for over a year, which I had never had EBV symptoms before. Mm-hmm. And I mean, it just created this. Whirlwind of problems in my body while I was doing just the parasite cleanse, wormwood, garlic. And I'm like, oh, so you really need to do multiple different levels of cleansing.

Mm-hmm. Right. And I have no idea. I come from western medicine. We use charcoal not as a binder. In the er we use charcoal. If someone came in and overdosed or had alcohol poisoning and you shoved a mass amount down their throats mm-hmm. To get it pumped. Yeah. We didn't use it in some little microdose capsule and like have it bind and so.

Here I am on the internet willy-nilly. Just taking para guard. Yeah. And it just wasn't enough. And it created an actual worse environment for me and my husband. They were coming out of our skin. They were coming out of our feet. They were coming out of our urine. I mean, it was, I had coughed one up. I'm like, I don't know if I can keep doing this, you know?

And you know, I'm like, um, why isn't this out here? Why isn't, why isn't there some kit? Yes. Cute. Yeah. I think that's the perfect segue though, into really quickly common common mistakes or missteps. Mm-hmm. People make when they do want to start parasite cleansing. And to that end, part of what I want to touch on or hear your input on is one, why, especially if you're first starting, if you've never done a parasite cleanse before, why one 30 day cleanse might not be enough.

'cause I think now there's a, there's a lot going on out there. I think some stuff is too intense. Some stuff I don't think is doing anything. And so can we touch on some of those different pieces? Yeah. So we're gentle. The purify kit is three tinctures and a binder, and we include instructions. We hand make our kits ourselves.

And I will definitely touch on everything you said, but I want everyone to hear that like. I experienced this and then I brought it to the forefront because of all of the things you just said. There isn't anything out there. We need instructions. We're so somewhat indoctrinated by Western medicine that we need to have very clear instructions.

Yeah. And so, you know, I need him to cleanse. Yeah. And I needed to be simple for him, and I needed him to want to do it because I needed him to not feel so. Yucky that they stop. And so that's really in my mind where I was going when I brought in the herbs and I have small intestinal parasites. And so Oregon Grapefruit, which is an anti-parasitic in one of our tinctures called Sustain, is my favorite because Wormwood, it can be very harsh, but if you bring in Worm Wood's best friend, Oregon Grapefruit, they're friends and they hang out together, and then they do work together as a team instead of wormwood heavy hitter, really getting in there, making you feel [00:44:00] like trash.

But if you bring in a symphony of herbs and they all have their own job, it's gonna make it for such a better cleanse than just, I'm hitting it hard with garlic wormwood, black walnut hole, and then I'm gonna feel like trash and I'm not gonna be able to finish this. And then you've wasted your money and your time.

Yeah, completely. I just, I see. I feel like I see both ends of it, which is mm-hmm. People going way too hard and not really understanding what detox is and how more isn't always better or faster. Sometimes we need to work up to it, especially if you've never done a parasite cleanse. There's gonna be a lot of things coming out and things that are needing to be bind.

Yeah. And you know, you might, when you're doing a cleanse, only be killing the adults that have sort of come out of the tissue and been birthed from the eggs. And so you wanna make sure you're hitting it three to four months in a row. Maybe that first, first time you're doing an intense cleanse. What are your thoughts on that?

Again, the last time I really did a deep dive on this was probably a few years ago, so information might have changed. Information really hasn't changed 'cause these things have been around longer than us and they're, we unlive them very similarly. But I definitely take that into account when someone does start.

So just 'cause you're not in there hitting them hard with warm wood or Oregon grapefruit. Oregon grapefruit is in all of my kids. Except for Moldies moldy, in case you pivot over to the mold world. Moldies doesn't have that, but it also does have anti parasitics that will keep the parasites from settling when you remove the spores.

And so basically what we're doing is we're showing you how to open your lymphatic system, keep your body moving using herbs. We teach you how to open your pathways. We have free resources that are in my profiles, as well as our team does emails, every email, every dm, every comment. We want you to feel supported.

And so if you wanna keep going, you can't. I cleansed almost every day for a month, for a year. So it wasn't something that I stopped, it's just people don't want to go past the 30 days and you really need to do this three or four times a year. And so by the time you're unliving them and then you stop, they start to build again.

Mm-hmm. And so we just wanna be proactive about making sure they can't build up, it's not a hospitable environment for them to thrive. And so it's not a Oh no, we, you know. Oh my gosh. We just have to continue to do this thing. It, I mean, it just really is like a lifestyle shift. It's, I think we have to make a little bit, let's get a little deeper into, I know we kind of like, we've been touching in with, but what are the kits?

Yeah. And then I do wanna understand, 'cause there's different levels of each kit. Mm-hmm. So what's, you know, what's the general purify kit? What's the general lymph kit? Some of the questions I have with those are, if it's someone's first time ever doing a parasite cleanse, what should they start with? Can you do the purify and the lymph together or is there one you're supposed to start with first?

Sometimes a month. Okay. Depending on if your lymphatic is open. And then you can continue to take it throughout your time on the purify kit. And then we have different kits, um, because of different supplemental assistance. Mm-hmm. My full belief is you have to have supplements while you're detoxing.

'cause it helps break that down. And so we all have something in our body that Turkey tail has to go in and break down. So especially if you do have an overabundance of parasites in your body. So I definitely recommend starting with the limp kit. Mm-hmm. And then you can continue that kit on with the purify kit.

We have a couple of different just. Labels of the purify kit. One is called Super purify, and that one has four tinctures versus our normal OG of three tinctures. Mm-hmm. Um, the, the fourth tincture is called red artist. It's another mushroom functional mushroom that I took for digestion and my nervous system.

Oh my gosh. So can you give us the ideal, ideal, like. If someone wanted to go all in, here's the ideal. And then could you give us the like, look if, if you're not sure and you wanna do the bare minimum just to test it out, what that would look like. It sounds like it would start with getting the lymph kit.

Yeah. And then would it be, because yes, there are those three iterations of the pared kits. Kits is the ideal that you get the ultimate purify kit to be able to check all these different boxes. Yes. Yeah, I recommend getting the lymph and then also at the same time getting the ultimate purify 'cause it has gutty, fulvic and then the purify kit.

And cinnamon is clon cinnamon and coconut activated charcoal. So we included the heavy metal detox, which is called metal flush. I found that that really made the cleanse so much better. You have to break the biofilm that surrounds them. It's a hard shell that they live in that gets the nutrients to them, and then they, you have to break that to be able to expose them using these other herbs.

They can't, they can't go and hide anymore. And so then you bring in different layers of herbs. I brought in dandelion to support your liver since it's one of the last pathways before it hits all of your, your different organs to come out as a pathway. And then I brought in Nia. Nia is mother Nature's doxycycline and also helps curb your appetite.

It helps push out viruses 'cause they're holding onto them. They're holding onto bacteria. So. What I figured out in the process of all of this is these are all just frequencies. Yeah. And there are other labels for synthetic driven drugs that we've all used to, but an ailment is a frequency. Mm-hmm. And so is the herbs that we're bringing in.

I want you to feel better. I want you to understand that like this should be done three or four times a year minimum. And that it makes you feel better overall. Like yeah, you're gonna have die offs. We're very gentle, we're very effective, and you are gonna have headaches. You're gonna have a stomach ache.

It come, if it comes out of your skin, you gotta open up that pathway. And so there's certain things that. You're going through because you're killing something off inside of your body that's peeing and pooping, reproducing, dropping, all these other things. And so your body's doing its job. It's like, whoa, hold up.

Yeah. I think one thing I'll point out that I've seen is so different about Rogers Hood products versus others is others either A, they're just products that kill the parasites or mm-hmm. You know. Can kill parasites, but it's not helping break biofilms. So they're not that effective anyways. The, the worst kits, or the worst ones are the ones that have no binders.

'cause then you're just killing and you're not doing anything to help kind of mop up all that die off and actually get it out of the body. But what I love is that you're addressing all three of those pieces. One is, uh, four, I guess breaking the biofilm so that number two, those parasite, whatever, unli herbs mm-hmm.

Like way more, um, yeah, accessible and just less of a, um. A pain. Yeah. To be able to do it. And I think that's kind of what you need to do. You need to get rid of, we need to get rid of what is weighing us down, but we also need to bring in the nourishing things so that the body has the resources it needs to even do that work in the first place and kind of heal and recover as you're going.

And then, and then they're harboring in there more because now that energy of the liver is less. And they love that. Like they love it when you're sad. They love it when your frequency is low. And so they find ways to stay in there. Because of that. But if you make those organs healthy mm-hmm. And you make them energetic, they're gonna push it out because they're gonna be like, get out of here.

I don't have time for you. Mm-hmm. Like, I gotta do my normal job. Yeah. I don't need you weighting me down. Yeah. A parasite is anything that feeds off the host get out of me. You know? And like, and again, this might not be for me, this wasn't my only cause, but it helped me one, figure out what was, two, made me feel better, and three made me understand that these things are all in us and it's normal in a sense.

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Check the show notes for a discount code to receive 30% off your first order as well as a link to shop. Yeah. I love that. I mean, to your point, if what we need to understand is, I think sometimes we take for granted that this is a living, our body is a living thing. Mm-hmm. It sort of starts to feel like an inanimate object.

The body's not even gonna be able to use those in the right way. Correct. And you wouldn't not change your car's oil. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. I mean, I think that we all understand that analogy. You gotta change your oil. You gotta go in there and really support it. Mm-hmm. You have to make sure that you understand that when you do these cleanses, it might just be 30 days, but you removed things that are gonna stack up.

Yes. And my health declined. Rapidly. Mm-hmm. Like overnight, I became extremely sick prior to what I, what I'm doing now. I was in roller derby, I snowboarded, I ran, I did, you know, 25 medical colleges, like I was a high achiever, very active. It just took a few really stressful events in a very toxic environment, in real life.

Mm-hmm. Our cars, our homes, you know, and so the body is the same way, but I think it's taking it that step further that conventional medicine is sort of like, yeah, maintain your body by doing a yearly check-in. Where we look at like the bare minimum things, and this is just a little bit of a deeper layer of that.

Mm-hmm. We've got to be tuning into the mind, body, and spirit in a much deeper way. But to your point, I've, I've never worked with a cancer patient who, or an individual experiencing cancer who di didn't have multiple things going on. And the way that I explain it to them often is. Is we all have cancer cells.

Mm-hmm. All the toxic relationships we're still living in and the misaligned life and the lack of fulfillment and the over overextending yourself chronically. That's the piece I work on. So, but yes, and so, and I think it's just that same thing of just being able to understand when we maintain regularly some of these different things, we can't reach that peak capacity where.

Mm-hmm. I'm really grateful that I do and I'm grateful because I had parasites. I have 11 line, 11 different molds that are active in my body. My mom has the same ones. Hmm. So now I'm like digging deep into my family. We've reconnected and um, and then I have chronic Lyme and I now know I was in the end stages.

I was in the end stage of Lyme when that picture was taken. 'cause I was being pelted. I mean, my organs were shutting down 'cause I had Cryptosporidium. Yeah. You know, so it's like, you just never know. And why not be proactive? Mm-hmm. You have to be in life. We're just, we're just in a toxic environment in life now.

And why is our bodies attacking itself? Well, if it doesn't know what this foreign object is, it's trying to protect you. Mm-hmm. So how do you break that foreign object down? And if they don't have the DNA to compare when they're doing any sort of biopsy, that's an issue. Mm-hmm. And so one of the things that I'm working on since being able to have this platform is I want to go in front of.

Every two years I had a surgery to get rid of the endometriosis. If I had been able to find out that I had parasites, mold, and Lyme. I was bit by a tick when I was 10. Yeah. And no one ever thought to check me for Lyme until two years ago. I just found out I had chronic Lyme two years ago. And so I feel like these are things that if you give the information to people, the downfall is we just don't have any really good testing.

Just do the things in order for you to be in a proactive preventative mindset versus, oh my God, we have to react to the problem. Mm-hmm. Yeah, completely. I completely agree and I love that. I, I think we have a similar energy 'cause I'm on a mission to like change the cancer world. I really think I'm, I'm studying depth psychology, which is all about the unconscious mind and my PhD, but I just see, I've never worked with a cancer patient who didn't have some unmetabolized trauma and even present day just misalignments in their life.

That's always super exciting and just enlivening. It's my mission. It's my mission. And I've, I've, I'm aligning myself with people that can help with this mission for all of us. It's not. There's two things I wanna say. Um, one, I would love for you to reach out to Dr. Juliana Giles. She is an oncologist natural doctor.

She's my personal doctor. Okay. She's in my link tree. Her name is, um, it's under Veda. Okay. But she's one of my very, very good friends, and I found her because we treated endometriosis like cancer. Mm-hmm. I went in and I researched what I can do to get rid of adhesions and tumors and what they did for patients that had cancer.

That's what she does, and she's just amazing. She's just such a, she helped me with this kit. Like she's just a, such a different person in her mind because she is on the natural spectrum, you know? Yeah. And has a good understanding. But I am aligning myself and I feel like. We have to build this army. Yeah.

Mm-hmm. And fully understanding what's going on in our bodies. And not that we've been lied to, but we just haven't been given the light. Yeah. And so there's quite [01:10:00] a few people out here that wanna do the same thing and it's really. Amazing. Completely. Yeah, a thousand percent. Oh, I'm gonna have to look her up and reach out.

Oh, she's great. For sure. For sure. Oh my god, she's the best. Oh, I love that. Okay, now I wanna see, I know we're a little bit over. Can I ask a couple of these questions? Oh, absolutely. Okay. And my only thing today, you're it, I got, I gotta go back to Roger, so at some point today, but this is way more fun. I love that.

Well, I don't know if anyone knows, but like we make our own products in a 10,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Jonesboro, Arkansas, that we run ourselves and built ourselves. Oh my gosh. So we're so committed to what we're doing that my really good friend and I, Erica, she runs production in Jonesboro and I'm in Seattle and we are very committed to making sure.

Yeah. Completely. Oh, that's so, I just absolutely love that. Yeah. The intention that has gone into every layer and I think you feel that, and if we wanna get metaphysical, that intention is in your products, literally, energetically imbued in your products. It's not just, uh, a nice thought, like I really do think it changes.

Some of them are pretty resilient. I'm gonna say that pinworm thread worms are pretty resilient. Hmm. You have to attack them in a different way than you would on another like tapeworm. Tapeworm and pinworms are the top two that are the most resilient and harder to remove. They really attach themselves.

To organs in your body that you're like, what the lungs are, where red worms are, which is a pinworm. Mm-hmm. And then tapeworms are energetically and physically inside of your, um, gut, but they also are in your blood and your tissue and they can lay, um, up to a million eggs a day. 'cause they have 46 uterus.

It really gets in there and tries to eradicate the pinworm. Pinworms home in your body is appendix. Oh, so that's where they live and they can live there for decades. Mm-hmm. You have to do a cleanse in order to eradicate them. You can't just go and take one chocolate square and think that it's gonna get rid of the pinworms 'cause they're dumping their eggs on the way out.

There's a science behind the full moon. It creates more serotonin in our body and lowering our melatonin. And they eat the serotonin. Mm-hmm. And then they just get to hop on a serotonin river and float throughout your entire body, reestablishing communities inside of your body. And that's why people go crazy during the full moon.

And like in the er, they're always like, you cannot, you know, full moon, get ready. Yeah. And it's because that chemical that we need in order for us to continue to stay sane is gone. Mm-hmm. And they're eating it, allowing themselves to create a whole new community and in your body, which it, this is, it's all legit.

So last question. Um. Can you detox without juicing or blowing out your colon? This, I know this person and I actually have a number of colon cancer clients mm-hmm. Who just have had a lot of open abdominal surgeries, parts of their colon removed, and sometimes the issue they experience is, you know, it's just impaired a bit.

And so some of these detox things are too much for them. Mm-hmm. Or if it's stirring up too many bowel movements, it can cause a lot of issues for them. Thoughts? I don't, I don't feel like ours in particular, especially 'cause it's a tincture so you can regulate it way better and it goes immediately into the bloodstream.

Mm-hmm. That it kind of balances out more. That's, that's at least from the, I think we've sold like over 150,000 kits and so I don't get a lot of feedback saying that, you know, they've had accidents where, yeah, when you're taking a pill, it takes a lot longer to digest. So your body's giving it that 80 20 energy uhhuh, right?

Yeah. Oh, that's such a good point. Um. Those were, those are the two. All the others we sort of accidentally answered as we went through. Um, what I need to send you as just an aside is, so I, for a while I was working, actually, I was a patient. So in 2020 I was diagnosed with stage zero breast cancer. That's how I got on this whole journey myself.

And parasite cleansing was a big part of it. I was a patient at an integrative cancer center locally, but there was a doctor there who combined this technology called the Fcan with his own technology that he invented called the Firefly. I don't know if you've heard of these. Mm-hmm. Yeah. So Dr. Bales, I, I was a patient of his, he's then, we were kind of colleagues and worked together a lot, but.

Like you must do that with Yeah. Supplement support. I, I believe I also, when I was doing deep parasite cleansing, in the very, very beginning, it was the Firefly Fcan, which I have a podcast, I'll make sure it's linked, and then the supplements and then coffee enemas. Mm-hmm. You have, you have to do the extras and, and that, I mean, that.

Course stuff out. You have to do those extras. Your body needs it. It's not just taking of the herbs. Mm-hmm. It's doing extra modalities. It's vibration plate. Ugh. Red light is my favorite. I'm obsessed. I have a hyperbaric chamber oxygen therapy, literally right next to me. Oh my gosh. You have to do the PMF.

Mm-hmm. Make it easier on yourself because your body, these are new. This is new. It's like. Hold up. This muscle memory that I have is not used to this, so what can I do to make it better? Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Oh my gosh, I love that. Well, I've taken us way over our time. I'm so sorry. Okay. I loved this. This one might've been one of my best podcasts.