Does this product help with parasites?
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I wouldn't rule out answers to the negative (sounds like folks are saying "NO" simply because they've never heard that it does) ... I just read quite a lot of info indicative of pumpkin seeds being beneficial for parasite treatment, & wanted to share the link w/ you: http://www.pumpkinseed.net.au/seedhealthbenefits#traditional (or google AUSTRALIAN PUMPKIN SEED COMPANY if AMAZON doesn't allow the link to remain)
972244
I've read up on this thoroughly, and I don't think it does, but to be safe I still took probiotics. Swanson has a buy one get one free sale on them right now. I ordered this, psyllium husk to absorb the toxins that parasites release, and the probiotics.
1802220
No it does not, this is an all natural product, however I can't says it worked very well on me
793864
Yes, I believe it will help. Insects with an exoskeleton are impacted by this product.
1048533
I did not find that Paragone helped me at all. Dependent on the parasite you have . . . it could take 3 attempts. After each treatment you need to do something to remove paralyzed parasites or you will have a whole new colony very quickly. Within 24 hours use psyllium or something your body can handle that will push them out of you or what is called a post cleanse. I tried diatomaceous earth and pumpkin seeds but only got temporary relief for tapeworms. This source worked better for me for all parasites but tapeworms: http://www.onelifeusa.com/doctorparasitecleanse/the_original_parasite_cleanse.html?gclid=CPyF2IDS5MACFUs2aQodWW8Ajg I used other sources for tapeworms but cannot recommend them as I am not a doctor. I did not find that Paragone helped me at all. Dependent on the parasite you have . . . it could take 3 attempts. After each treatment you need to do something to remove paralyzed parasites or you will have a whole new colony very quickly. Within 24 hours use psyllium or something your body can handle that will push them out of you or what is called a post cleanse. I tried diatomaceous earth and pumpkin seeds but only got temporary relief for tapeworms. This source worked better for me for all parasites but tapeworms:... » Read More I did not find that Paragone helped me at all. Dependent on the parasite you have . . . it could take 3 attempts. After each treatment you need to do something to remove paralyzed parasites or you will have a whole new colony very quickly. Within 24 hours use psyllium or something your body can handle that will push them out of you or what is called a post cleanse. I tried diatomaceous earth and pumpkin seeds but only got temporary relief for tapeworms. This source worked better for me for all parasites but tapeworms: http://www.onelifeusa.com/doctorparasitecleanse/the_original_parasite_cleanse.html?gclid=CPyF2IDS5MACFUs2aQodWW8Ajg I used other sources for tapeworms but cannot recommend them as I am not a doctor. « Show Less
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I have never heard of it being used to get rid of mosquitoes. Can't say if it does.
2267142
Comment 1 is correct. Both my husband and I have used this produce at three month intervals -- not for weight loss, but for parasite control. It's very good.
1129467
It worked very well on my dogs. We have three that we wormed at same time and it worked perfectly! Good luck!
1679496
Paraguard is a treatment for mostly external parasites like ich or fin rot etc.. So if you can see the parasite on the outside of the fish, then you can treat the tank and it should be effective. If you can't see the parasite, I would recommend something that they can ingest, like metronidazole or maracyn/maracyn 2. As for prevention, paraguard would make a decent prevention, but be careful and read the label. It stresses out the fish and you don't really want to treat something unless you have to.
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We have been using it for years with very good results in many different infestations, and so far it has worked every time with no ill effects, it usually takes a few days and sometimes another application, but it does work. As far as safe, we always read the label and follow the directions, so even though I have not done any research it would seem safe to me. Hope this helps you.
2172505
It is said to filter them out. When I used it in Africa, I did not have any trouble with parasites. It does require strong suction. I would not want to have to depend on this for my daily liquid consumption, but it was great in a pinch.
700918
I'm not sure about it. I use this product for lice and nits. I never try to use it for ticks.
580108
I am not sure, sorry but it really doesn't help at all with reinfestation of fleas, etc. I hated to use chemicals but had to in the end as fleas were making my dog ill. The cat was infesting the dog over and over, so now they are both on Advantage/Advantix products..natural is better in our minds but those darn larvae and eggs don't go away!
798185
It will help. Once "infestation" is at hand no organic spray will knock everything out. A good clean up of the area and regular spraying won't hurt.
831290
It appears to be obnoxious to fleas. It is not a "cure", but if you've got dogs around, it's a harmless way of deterring the little parasites.
1702623
Try this website http://www.organicolivia.com/2014/02/everyone-has-parasites-part-two-my.html
2174980
They do discourage parasite infection. Fleas and worms both have left my dogs after using this product regularly. Not sure about Ticks but the dogs blood tastes like garlic and they smell of garlic so I'll bet the ticks would stay away too. I refuse to use chemicals on my dogs after one got very sick from application of Vet recommended tick treatment. Best of luck.