Is-it safe to take 8 supplements all at once?

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1. If your supplements are all natural and organic there is probably little risk of danger, unless you are taking too many supplements that duplicate the actions of each other (for example, taking two, three or more strong parasite killers at the same time).

   The same can not be said of mainstream medications, though those will likely be recommended by the mainstreamers who troll this section intended for alternative information. Over 95% of all approved mainstream medications have side effects and almost all of them have only been tested for safety singly and not in combination with one or more other medications. Which means that anytime we take more than one approved patented medicine we have in effect become human experiments.

   Candida can be tough and so can parasites. Here are a couple of remedy articles I have put together that you might find useful:

   PARASITES:

   According to the World Health Organization, 3.5 billion people suffer from some type of parasitic infection. Not all of these people live in third world countries; many in the developed world have any number of parasitic infections, some of which are so highly contagious that extremely casual contact with something that has been handled by an infected person can infect another person.

   It is extremely easy to contract a parasite infection. Contaminated water is one source of infection. Improperly washed or undercooked food is a common means of infection. Transmission from pets is another. Contact with another infected person is also a common route of infection. Travel can escalate the risks. Antibiotics pose another problem because they interfere with normal intestinal flora, some which tend to control certain types of infection.

   Acute parasite infection is usually characterized by greater or lesser abdominal distress and diarrhea, often urgent and attended by burning sensations and tremendous fluid loss. Only rarely is there any visible evidence of infection. Moreover, many laboratories fail to detect the presence of parasites even when presented with specimens from infected persons. It is therefore sometimes necessary for the patient to determine whether infection is likely and to self-administer some remedy since allopathic medicine requires a diagnosis before prescriptions can be written.

   Once a condition has moved from acute to chronic, there may be alternating periods of constipation and diarrhea, abdominal distention and bloating, intestinal cramping followed by burning sensations and the sudden urge to eliminate. Generally, there is malabsorption of nutrients, especially fatty foods. Irritable bowel syndrome, blood sugar fluctuations, sudden food cravings, and extreme emaciation or overweight are all possible symptoms—but, as stated, not necessarily proof of parasitic infection.

   Itching is a possible clue to infection, especially among children; however, the absence of itching does not mean there is no infection. The itching tends to be worst where there is moisture: nose, eyes, ears, and of course the anus. Skin sensitivity is also common: rashes, eczema-like conditions, and even serious eruptions.

   Many parasites affect the nervous system and give rise to sleep disorders, such as insomnia. In children, hyperactivity is common, but adults may have symptoms ranging from depression to anxiety. Some parasites affect the brain and memory. In short, the part of the body affected depends on where the parasites have invaded: blood, intestines, liver, pancreas, kidneys, brain, etc. To make infection even more difficult to determine, add to this scenario the fact that many, if not most, parasites migrate so the symptoms could change depending on where the parasites are at any given time.

   To get rid of parasites:

   Do a good parasite cleanse just in case – such as one like Hulda Clark’s. Her fluke theory of all cancers and diseases may be farfetched – but her cleanses are excellent.

   Coconut oil – parasites hate it and it will help your liver (it helps keep the bile ducts open) and your balance of healthy fats too.

   Some good herbs to use for parasites are:

   ARTEMISIA used to expel pinworms and treat malaria. Be sure to use the form artemisia annua, which is a famed anti-malarial herb that is also in many parasitic formulas and has significant anti-cancer properties as well. While Artemisia annua is safe, Artemisia absinthium (also known as "wormwood") should be used cautiously due to its toxic and potentially addictive qualities.

   BLACK WALNUT tincture and capsules are used for worms & parasitic infections.

   CLOVES powdered cloves are used to kill larvae before they hatch. Cloves are among the most antibacterial spices known, but as we all know, a few cloves go a long way. Those with some familiarity with herbal medicine know that clove oil is also used to numb pain due to dental infection; but few know that part of the reason clove oil works so well is that it alleviates the infection. Cloves are antiseptic, bactericidal, and antiparasitic. For parasite cleansing, it is necessary to use fresh cloves that have not been irradiated. Most spices are irradiated with 35,000 the amount of radiation permitted in a chest x-ray. This is ostensibly done to eradicate bacteria, but spices are generally excellent bactericides so the irradiation is merely a way of destroying the precious properties of spices. Non-irradiated spices are available from most high-end health foods stores.

   Other Beneficial Herbs Include:

   AGRIMONY for treating trichomonas.
   BARBERRY tincture is used for giardiasis & malaria.
   ECHINACEA tincture is used for trichomonas
   GARLIC oil is used for parasitic infections.
   GOLDENSEAL tincture used for malaria & giardiasis.
   IPECAC syrup is used for dysentery.
   OREGON GRAPE ROOT used for giardiasis & malaria.
   PAU D’ ARCO antiparasitic.
   PRICKLY ASH used to to eliminate pinworms.

   CANDIDA:

   Candida is a genus of yeasts. Many species of this genus are endosymbionts of animal hosts including humans. While usually living as commensals, some Candida species have the potential to cause disease. Clinically, the most significant member of the genus is Candida albicans, which can cause infections (called candidiasis or thrush) in humans and other animals, especially in immunocompromised patients. Many Candida species are members of gut flora in animals, including C. albicans in mammalian hosts, whereas others live as endosymbionts in insect hosts.If you want to get rid of candida and get it off the intestinal walls, it is really quite simple:

   Superior colloidal silver (such as that made by CureZone sponsor Utopia Silver) will get rid of candida in short order. Be sure to take plenty (a couple of ounces or more per day) and it will only take a few days.

   Bentonite clay will literally pull the candida off the intestinal walls

   Coconut oil – is very effective against candida and is a wonderful addition to any healthy diet plan

   After you get rid of candida, make a couple of tablespoons of coconut oil part of your daily diet/health plan, supplement with probiotics to make sure that beneficial flora flourishes in the gut, and occasionally take some colloidal silver (only a couple of teaspoons two or three times a week should be plenty) and the bentonite clay and your candida problems should be gone forever.

2. You actually need a lot of supplements. Try Vit D3, a good multi, green food, reservatrol, calcium, vitamin E , and wheat germ.

3. The most common effect of supplements is vitamin rich, expensive urine. Don’t waste your money on that crap. For the record, natural doesn’t mean it must be safe. Arsenic is naturally found in apple seeds and peach pits, for example. Many herbal supplements contain heavy metals. A type of poison that stays in your body forever until it kills you very painfully or a real doctor removes it.

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