"Get rid of parasites" W. Ozimek (polish language version)
How is it possible that in the 21st century, medicine seems so powerless against many commonly occurring diseases? What impact do parasites have on our health? Are parasites only the cause of many ailments, or can they also be our allies? What should thoughtful prevention of parasitic, protozoal, and fungal infections entail? How to heal rather than just treat?.
Just like age-old infectious diseases such as syphilis and tuberculosis, parasitic diseases have influenced and continue to influence the history of the world. Parasites have accompanied humans since the dawn of time, evolving alongside us. Those that posed a threat to us have become extinct, while those that allowed us to live and reproduce have survived. By mastering camouflage and suppressing the host organism's immune responses, they have ensured their survival. Parasites constitute a significant yet often overlooked cause of numerous ailments with unexplained etiology, often treated symptomatically rather than causally.
This book is about consciously caring for one's internal life, using the issue of parasites as a starting point for further reflections.:
We live in an era where an increasing number of people suffer from various chronic allergies, skin diseases, autoimmune disorders that modern medicine struggles to address. The prevailing approach to treatment often focuses on alleviating symptoms rather than identifying the root cause of the ailments. Dr. Wojciech Ozimek suggests that parasites and disruptions in the microbiome could be the backdrop to many prevalent disorders and symptoms..
This is a must-read for anyone for whom standard methods of treating allergies, asthma, gastrointestinal disorders, obesity, skin changes, and sleep disorders offer little improvement or provide marginal health benefits. The author advises on how to care for one's internal life and how to heal rather than merely treat..
WOJCIECH OZIMEK.
A pediatrician with over 30 years of experience, specializing in general pediatrics and tick-borne and parasitic diseases. He practices a holistic approach that combines conventional medicine with herbalism and diet therapy. A passionate enthusiast of neurobiology, psycho-neuro-endocrine-immunology, philosophy, general semantics, and an unrestrained researcher into the role and significance of the human microbiome. A member of several esteemed scientific organizations, including the American Society of Parasitologists, Scandinavian Baltic Society for Parasitology, British Society for Parasitology, Physician’s Committee for Responsible Medicine, Association for Comprehensive Neurotherapy, and Mitochondrial Medicine Society.
Details:
| Title: |
"Get rid of parasites" |
| Author: |
Wojciech Ozimek |
| Publishing house: |
Gras Clinical Services & Research |
| Book language: |
Polish |
| Original language: |
Polish |
| Number of pages: |
221 |
| Edition number: |
I |
| Year: |
2016 |
| Format |
Book |
| Cover |
Paperback |
| Height [mm]: |
210 |
| Depth [mm]: |
15 |
| Width [mm]: |
148 |
Laboratory parasitic test
Indications for the examination:
- Abdominal discomfort
- Anal itching
- Blemishes on the skin
Material: Feces.
The test is performed by the Al-MED medical laboratory, which has certificates of Polish and international research quality control:
- The Central Center for Quality Research in Laboratory Diagnostics
- International Quality Control for LABQUALITY - Helsinki
- INSTAND e.V. - Düsseldorf
- StandLAB IQS - Integrated Research Quality System
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