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Energy2Heal
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I'm wondering if I should continue taking a multivitamin and chlorella if I have a suspected parasite infection.

It was suggested by one person to stop both of them because vitamins (especially B-vitamins in chlorella) feed parasites.

My body could use the nutrients as I'm underweight and nutritionally deficient. But I would rather not give parasites more food to nosh on.

I'd love to get some opinions from those of you actually treating parasites.

Thanks!
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MichaelTampa
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Starving the host to kill the parasites makes no sense in my view.

Given those symptoms, you obviously want to get to treating those parasites as soon as you can. There are plenty of antiparasite herbs that might make sense to take prior to eating, to beat them back a bit and help get you the nutrients.
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Maradona
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Who told you that does not know anything .
All patients with chronic desease have disregulations af vitamins so we need them to be alive .Stoping them you gone damage your body and your organs before you kill any parasite and trash your body in that maner so it can not fight anything at all.
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