The Silent Squatters: Parasites in Your Body & How to Evict Them Naturally

Let’s be real—parasites are not just something out of a National Geographic documentary. These microscopic moochers can take up residence in our bodies without us ever knowing. They feed off our nutrients, wreak havoc on digestion, trigger sugar cravings, zap energy, and even mess with our mood.

So how do they sneak in? Undercooked meats, unwashed produce, contaminated water, and even walking barefoot in certain areas can expose us. And once they’re in, they can multiply fast, especially in bodies overloaded with sugar, processed foods, and poor gut health.

But fear not—Mother Nature always comes with backup. Let’s talk about 3 natural powerhouses that help kick parasites and their offspring to the curb.

1. Papaya Seeds – The Parasite Magnet

You’ve been tossing out one of the most powerful parasite killers this whole time. Papaya seeds, when swallowed whole, act like tiny magnets to parasites in your gut. Their unique compounds—carpaine and benzyl isothiocyanate—help immobilize parasites, then eliminate them through your digestive tract.

How to use them:

• Scoop out seeds from a ripe papaya

• Swallow 1 teaspoon of whole seeds daily (chewing releases bitterness—swallowing keeps things smooth)

• Do this for 7-10 days, then take a break

Bonus: Papaya seeds may also kill parasite eggs, preventing future reinfestation.

2. Clove – The Egg Eraser

Clove is your go-to spice turned anti-parasite warrior. It doesn’t just target the adult invaders—it kills the eggs, which is key to breaking the parasite life cycle. Clove contains eugenol, a potent compound that also fights fungi and bacteria.

How to use it:

• Use clove powder in warm tea or smoothies

• Take clove capsules as part of a cleanse protocol

• Combine with papaya seeds for maximum effect

3. Wormwood – The Gut Sweeper

This bitter herb has a long history in traditional medicine for treating intestinal invaders. Wormwood makes your gut a hostile environment for parasites, helping flush them out while also stimulating digestion and bile flow.

How to use it:

• Take in capsule or tincture form

• Often used alongside black walnut and clove for a full cleanse

• Stick to short cycles (7-10 days), then pause

Final Thoughts

You don’t need scary pharmaceuticals or toxic chemicals to cleanse your system. With powerful plant allies like papaya seeds, clove, and wormwood, you can naturally support your body in fighting parasites and restoring gut harmony.

Pair these remedies with a clean, low-sugar, high-fiber diet, and stay hydrated. Think of it as spring cleaning for your body—only now, you’re sweeping out the squatters that overstayed their welcome.

Your gut deserves peace. Show those parasites the exit.