DIY Antiparasitic Drano - The Lost Herbs (2024)

There’s an 80% chance you have THIS parasite in your body right at this moment.

Let that sink in:

If you’ve ever drank tap water, grabbed a doorknob, played with your cat or dog, or walked barefoot in the grass… there’s a good chance you’re already infected!

I’ll tell you exactly where parasites hide in just a minute… and why they might be the root cause of your health issues.

Even if you eat healthily and take care of yourself, there’s still a chance you’re walking around with parasites in your body. It’s almost impossible not to!

But before we dive in, I want to warn you… what you’re going to hear might make you feel a little bit queasy… it might even gross you out… But if I don’t tell you about it, who is going to?

This Is How They Get Into Your System

Parasites aren’t just a third-world problem. They’re also a first-world problem. These are the hard facts.

There are plenty of mistakes that people make regularly that can get them infected – some of which I mentioned above.

Food is another way they get you. Meat, fish and pork can carry roundworms, flatworms and even tapeworms. You need to fully cook any meat you plan on eating to destroy them so yes… rare meat and even medium-done, if not prepared carefully, can be a problem. Sushi lovers, be careful!

Another parasite that’s very common all over the globe is the pinworm. Unfortunately, it’s most common in daycares and schools because children aren’t that great at hygiene.

Parasites Can Travel Anywhere In Your Body

The hot spot for most of these little suckers is your digestive tract.

They block it, making it difficult for your intestines to properly process and expel toxins, in turn getting them inflamed and irritated.

But here’s the disturbing thing: parasites can travel anywhere in your body.

If they settle in the lining of your intestines, they make little holes there and trigger what is known as leaky gut, because the gaps allow toxins and undigested food particles to slip into your bloodstream. If they settle into your joints, they tear at your muscles and eat the tissue. If tapeworms get cancer, they could spread it to you and trigger the growth of tumors.

But that’s not all.

If they settle close to your brain, they release toxins that can hijack certain parts of the brain which allows them to take over, rewiring your nervous system, causing anxiety and depression.

Look, I get that this is scary. It was the same for me too when I first started learning this information.

But if you keep hosting this unwanted guest in your body, it will keep growing… and it won’t stop unless you do something.

The Easy 2-Step Routine That Changed Everything

These recipes stand proof that you don’t need to spend loads of money on drugs, doctor visits and supplements to do a parasite cleanse when you can do it with common ingredients that you probably already have at home.

I took this recipe from The Lost Remedies Academy. If you’re interested, I’ll leave you the link below to check it out. You’ll find a lot of great, high-resolution, fully detailed video recipes you can follow as you make your own remedies.

It’s been working well for me, so I wanted to share it with you too:

The DIY Antiparasitic Drano Routine

A. In the morning

Ingredients:

• 1 tablespoon raw pumpkin seeds
• 1 teaspoon honey (optional)

Instructions:

1. Measure one tablespoon of raw pumpkin seeds and place the seeds on a clean spoon. You can adjust the quantity based on your preference; if the taste’s too strong for you, you can take only half a tablespoon.
2. You can drizzle a teaspoon of honey over the seeds if you’d like the mixture to be sweeter.
3. Make sure you chew the seeds thoroughly before swallowing – this way you ensure your body has enough time to absorb all the nutrients and it also aids the digestion process!
4. Drink a full glass of water immediately after to help the seeds reach the digestive system faster.

Why Pumpkin Seeds? Pumpkin seeds contain a compound called cucurbitin, known for interfering with the ability of parasites to attach to the intestinal walls and disrupting their life cycle.

B. In the evening

Ingredients:

• 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves (or 1 teaspoon dried thyme)
• 1 cup boiling water
• Optional: Lemon, honey, or mint leaves for flavor

Instructions:

1. If you’re using fresh thyme, wash the leaves thoroughly. I prefer to use dried.
2. Bring the one cup of water to a boil.
3. Add the thyme in a teapot, a heat-resistant container or a tea bag, like me.
4. Pour the boiling water over the thyme leaves.
5. Allow a couple of minutes for the thyme to steep in the hot water. Based on your preferences for the strength of the tea, you can adjust the steeping time. I like mine strong, so I keep it in for about 10 minutes.
6. Strain the liquid to remove the thyme leaves, if you prefer a smoother tea.
7. This is optional, but I also add some lemon juice and a mint leaf to enhance the flavor. Make sure to stir well.

Enjoy it while it’s warm!

Why Thyme? The active compounds in this herb are thymol and carvacrol, and they are rich in antimicrobial properties. They have the ability to melt the membranes of parasites, leading to their removal.

If you want to find more recipes like these ones for any ailment you might suffer from, I strongly recommend The Lost Remedies Academy.

Here are some other recipes I particularly liked: The Herbal Migraine Killer, Nature’s Xanax, Moon Milk, The Redbull of the Woods, and The Amish Pain Elixir.

And many others!

The entire Lost Remedies Academy took me less than a week to complete! Every day after work I would set aside about 30 minutes, just for me and Nicole. The best kind of Girls’ Time, I would say! 😊

I had so much fun and learned more than any class in school would ever be able to teach me.

At the end of the course, Nicole surprised me by awarding me with a beautiful diploma, of which I attached a photo below.

I invite you to check out The Lost Remedies Academy here.