Parasite-Fix Support 120’s

2-4 x capsules 3x daily
20 minutes before meals.
Children over 12 years:
1x Capsule 1-2x daily according to age.

Aloe Marlotthi
Bidens
Boldo
Cloves
Garlic
Myrrh
Papain
Pumpkin Seeds
Rhubarb Root
Thyme
Walnut Hulls (black)
Wormwood
Other African Herbs

Aloe Marlothii: Commonly used in parasite and worm-support formulas mainly for expulsion support rather than direct killing. It is most relevant where intestinal worms, digestive residue, and sluggish bowel movement are part of the pattern, because it helps the body move waste and unwanted material out more effectively.

Bidens: Traditionally used as a broader parasite-support herb for intestinal burden and mixed gut organisms. It is generally valued more for helping create a less favourable environment for worms and intestinal parasites than for simple laxative action.

Boldo: Used mainly for liver, bile, and digestive support rather than direct parasite killing. It is most relevant where liver fluke-type burden, poor fat digestion, toxic heaviness, or sluggish bile flow may be part of the picture.

Cayenne: Functions mainly as a circulatory and digestive stimulant rather than a direct parasite killer. It is included to help reduce digestive stagnation and support movement through the gut during programs aimed at intestinal worms and broader parasite burden.

Cloves: Traditionally one of the most important ingredients for egg and lifecycle support in parasite formulas. It is especially associated with helping address worm eggs, lingering intestinal burden, and broader microbial overlap, rather than only adult worms.

Garlic: Broadly used for intestinal parasites, worms, fungi, and unwanted gut microbes. It is valued for helping reduce mixed digestive burden and is especially relevant where parasite patterns overlap with broader microbial imbalance.

Myrrh: Traditionally used for worms, broader digestive burden, and tissue-clearing support. It is less a simple expulsion herb and more a deeper cleansing ingredient that helps where parasite burden is accompanied by irritation and lingering residue.

Papain: Used mainly for breaking down residue, debris, and protein-rich material rather than directly killing worms. It is useful where parasite and worm programs need help with the cleanup phase and with reducing the material that may remain behind in the gut.

Pumpkin Seeds: One of the best-known traditional ingredients for intestinal worms, especially where detachment and expulsion support are desired. It is commonly associated with helping the body deal with worm burden in a gentler but targeted way.

Rhubarb Root: Used mainly for expulsion and bowel-clearing support rather than direct killing. It is most relevant where intestinal worms and parasite residue need to be moved out more effectively through the bowel.

Thyme: Traditionally used for intestinal parasites, fungal overlap, and broader digestive microbial burden. It is valued for helping maintain a less favourable internal environment for persistence rather than acting only as a bowel mover.

Walnut Hulls (Black): A classic traditional ingredient for intestinal worms and persistent worm-related burden. It is especially valued in broader cleansing formulas aimed at helping the body deal with more entrenched worm patterns and recurrence.

Wormwood: One of the classic traditional herbs for roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and broader intestinal worm burden. It is mainly valued for helping create a hostile environment for persistent worms and for strengthening the overall parasite-clearing focus of the formula.