17/09/2026
Today I checked James for parasites — specifically protozoa, nematodes, and trematodes.
These are the three main groups I look at in kinesiology:
Protozoa — tiny microbes that can affect gut balance and energy
Nematodes — worm‑type parasites that can drain nutrients
Trematodes — fluke‑type parasites that can stress detox pathways
Nothing tested up today, which is always reassuring, but if something had shown, I’d explore supportive options like artemisia, cat’s claw, clove, oregano, or caprylic acid to see what his body responds to best.
Every body is different — that’s why testing is so helpful.
10 Common Signs of Parasite Imbalance:
• Persistent fatigue or struggling to get out of bed
• Muzzy/foggy head
• Headaches
• Bloating or abdominal discomfort
• IBS type symptoms
• Increased appetite
• Joint pain
• Itchy bottom or frequent nose picking
• Sudden digestive changes that don’t fully resolve
• ME type symptoms or unexplained exhaustion
All mammals carry parasites, including us. When they’re in balance, they don’t cause much trouble. But when they overgrow, they can trigger a surprising range of symptoms. When several of these symptoms cluster together, parasites are worth considering.
How We Pick Them Up
Parasites are incredibly common in everyday life:
• On hands from surfaces, soil, or other people
• From pets (we worm them, but rarely think of ourselves)
• From unwashed fruit and vegetables
• From undercooked meat, especially pork
• After travel, particularly if you were unwell abroad
In kinesiology sessions, gentle muscle testing helps identify:
o Whether parasites are involved
o Which specific parasite clearing remedies your body responds to
Clearing imbalances often leads to:
o Better energy
o Clearer head
o Calmer digestion
