People often ask me what products I used when treating my parasitic infection.  I did a lot of research to find the best quality and most effective products. I looked for herbs that are organic or wild-crafted¹.  I avoided products containing GMO ingredients (i.e., genetically modified organisms).  I worked hard to find products made with quality ingredients and as little “other” ingredients as possible.  I spent and continue to spend a lot of time researching by reading books, online blogs, online articles, and natural products magazines.  I continue to take courses related to health-related topics like nutrition, herbalism, medicinal botany, parasitology, etc.  I also have gone and continue to go to numerous health-related conferences and natural products expos to learn about new products.  In addition, I have gone to scores of health foods stores across the country looking for new products and new foods, as well as to talk to the people that work (as well as those that shop) at these stores – many of which provide a wealth of information.  This also allows me to share some of the things that I have learned that may help them or someone that they may encounter in the future.

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¹I only use tinctures that are organic or wild-crafted, including Gaia Herbs, Herb Pharm, Natural Hope Herbals, Mountain Rose Herbs, or my own.  There are other quality brands that meet this criteria of being organic or wild-crafted, but I am only listing what I regularly use not every company in the world.  If a product does not state that the herb is organic or wild-crafted, I would not use.
²Amazon carries many of the products included in my lists at VitaCost and/or iHerb.  Many of the products are also available at local natural food stores, food co-ops, and Whole Foods, but I have not found one store that carries all of the items that I use.  Many of the herbs can be sourced at local herb shops or possibly found growing in the wild near you.  Mountain Rose Herbs, Frontier Co-op, and StarWest Botanicals are great online sources for bulk herbs for making your own tinctures. 

ADDITIONAL DISCLOSURE: I do not have affiliate relationships with Gaia Herbs, Herb Pharm, Natural Hope Herbals, StarWest Botanicals, or Mountain Rose Herbs at this time, but some of these products may be available at sites that I am an affiliate.  

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The products listed on the linked pages are ones that I have used and continue to use.  While on my health journey, I have relentlessly researched these products, as I want the most effective and safest product available.  In some cases, I have made affiliate arrangements with companies that offer such programs and these are disclosed on the disclosure page that is linked here.  By ordering through my website, I do receive a small commission that really helps support this website and my ability to share and provide this information. This does not increase your cost at all - the cost of the product is the same.

These programs do not influence my product choices, as many of my recommendations are not associated with an affiliate program.  My intent is to provide unbiased and transparent information.  Thanks for your consideration.