Parasites: The Good and the Bad

Parasites conjure unsettling feelings of squirming worms and sucking bugs, but the

relationship between humans and parasites encompasses more than what you might imagine. These creatures are widely found in humans and can create severe health issues. Interestingly, they can also contribute to optimal immune function.

Ectoparasites, helminths, protozoa and viruses can all act as human parasites. Effects range from a simple stomachache to the development of autoimmunity. These ancient pathogens produce toxins, create infections, manipulate our behavior and spread to those around us to ensure their survival, but they’re not always harmful.

In this eBook, you’ll learn about the most common, impactful parasites that humans encounter and how they can contribute to or cause chronic illness — along with how they might benefit us. Explore how each organism is uniquely transmitted while learning how to avoid and support yourself against parasitic infections.

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