How to Treat Trich Naturally

Trich, or Trichinosis is a serious infection caused by the parasitic roundworm trichinella spiralis. It is caused by eating the meats of pork, beef and bear, that have not been properly cooked and contain the larvae of the parasite. The seriousness of the infection is determined by the amount of larvae ingested. Symptoms range from diarrhea, abdominal pain and fever to paralysis, coma and sometimes heart failure. Despite all forms of treatment, the illness runs its full course in six to eight weeks for full recovery. Your physician will probably prescribe the drug thiabendazole, and possibly steroids for the inflammation, but they are not without uncomfortable side effects. There are, however, natural methods of treatment that have been just as successful, with hardly any adverse reactions.

Instructions

Complete Daily 4-part Regimen

• 1

  Take these vitamins and supplements daily:
  Acidophilus, 10 mg, 1 tablet 30 minutes before meals to restore intestinal flora.
  Omega-3, follow label directions to protect GI tract.
  Garlic (Kyolic), 2 capsules 3 times daily, with meals for antiparasitic properties.
  Vitamin B-Complex, 3 times daily with meals to prevent parasitic anemia.
  Vitamin C, 3,000 mg daily in divided doses to enhance immune function.
  Zinc, 50-100 mg daily to promote healing.

• 2

  Take these herbs daily:
  Aloe Vera juice, twice daily to reduce inflammation.
  Black Walnut, 3 times daily on empty stomach to destroy worms.
  Grapefruit Seed extract, 10 drops to 2 qts. of water to remove parasites.
  Pumpkin extract, as directed to expel worms.
  Pinkroot, as directed, expels roundworms primarily.

• 3

  Dietary changes:
  Eat pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds and figs three times daily on an empty stomach.
  Eat mainly a high-fiber diet primarily of raw vegetables and whole grains.
  Drink only filtered or distilled water.
  Eliminate all sugar, fruits (except figs) and pork products.
  Eat pineapple for the parasite destructive powers of bromelein.

• 4

  Hygiene changes:
  Wash hands frequently.
  Wash underwear, bed linens and towels after each use in very hot bleach water.
  Avoid scratching or touching the anal area.
  Avoid close or intimate body contact at this time.