by Brenda Watson, ND, CT
Parasites occur not only in Third World countries or in those who
have travelled extensively. Eighty-five percent of North Americans have
at least one form of parasite. Some authorities believe that the true
figure may be as high as 95 percent. This means no one is completely
immune from parasitic infestation. What exactly is a parasite? A parasite is defined as any organism that lives on, or in, the body of another organism. In humans, parasites will feed on our cells, the food we eat, and even on the supplements we take. They range in size from microscopic single-celled organisms to tapeworms that can be up to 12 metres in length. Regardless of the size of the parasite, all can cause damage to the human body.
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