A parasite is an organism that lives off of another organism, such as an animal or a human. They travel throughout our bodies, live off of our food and nutrients, and leave their waste floating behind! Yuck.

What we are finding clinically is that these microscopic "aliens" are much more common than we once thought, often times explaining the unexplained (stomach aches, irritable bowel, skin conditions, chronic fatigue). When they live in us, they can feed off our metabolic processes and drain our inner resources, leaving us less than healthy and in some cases are even deadly.

In 1993 an outbreak of Cryptosporidium in the Milwaukee water supply sickened over 400,000 people and killed over 100. Thanks to global warming, which makes the general environment more parasite-friendly, and increased global travel, parasites are now more common in our country than ever before. Other factors contributing to this infestation include pollution, day care center crowding, household pets, antibiotic overuse, infected food and water, and infected community swimming pools.

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