Quick Cleanse Xpel Worms

Are Intestinal Worms lurking inside your body?

Constipation or diarrhoea  Drooling when asleep  Fatigue and general feeling of unwell  Feeling tired on waking up  Flatulence  Food sensitivities  Fuzzy thinking  Gastrointestinal upsets

Grinding teeth at night  Intestinal cramps  Itchy ears, nose and anus  Lethargy  Numb hands  Skin complaints (i.e. rashes)  Vaginal irritation  Unexplained weight gain or loss

What’s lurking inside your body?

Intestinal Worms can cause symptoms such as constipation, diarrhoea, flatulence, intestinal cramps, lethargy, itchy nose and anus, skin complaints (i.e. rashes), unexplained weight loss or weight gain just to name a few. Unfortunately, we usually disregard these complaints as just part of everyday life, other than addressing what could be the cause.

You can become infested by an Intestinal Parasite and not even know about it! You can be infested by Intestinal Parasites in a number of ways. It is estimated that worm eggs can lay dormant for 2 months under one’s fingernails. You can pick up the eggs from benches, door knobs, toilet seats or just coming into contact with an infected person briefly as the eggs can also be air borne and easily transferred. You can also be infested by consuming poorly cooked meat and fish. There are many ways infestation can occur!

Powerful herbal formula expels and removes Worms naturally! Xpel Worms is a powerful worm eliminating formula which helps rid your body of Intestinal Worms. Xpel Worms contains three specially selected herbs that have been scientifically and traditionally proven to eliminate worms from your intestine. Significant research has gone into developing Xpel Worms. Many of the special herbs used in Xpel Worms are acclaimed in the writings of herbal researchers for their ability to kill and eliminate Intestinal Worms from your body.

The three herbs within the Xpel Worms formula (Elecampane, Wormwood, and Sage) are anthelmintics. This means they are effective at destroying Intestinal Worms and removing them from your body. Isn’t it worth eliminating worms from your body?

What’s lurking inside your body?

Roundworm (Ascarias Lumbricoides) Roundworm is probably the most familiar parasite in humans. An almost identical worm, often called Suum, occurs in pigs. The intestinal Roundworm (Ascarias Lumbricoides) infection in humans follows the ingestion of Roundworm eggs that are found in foods or soil. In the small intestine larvae are liberated and migrate through the intestinal wall. About 10 days later, the larvae pass from the respiratory passage into the digestive tract and mature into egg-producing worms, which grow up to 35cm in length, in the small intestine. The most common symptom of Roundworm infestation is abdominal distress.

Hookworm (Ancylostoma) Hookworm infection begins when the worm is in the larvae stage. The Hookworm penetrates through the small intestine where it matures. The female lays several thousand eggs a day, which are passed through faeces. If the faecal matter reaches suitable soil, the eggs are hatched, and the thread like larvae then may penetrate human skin, usually via sweat glands and open pores in the foot. These intestinal parasites are long lived, with a life time that may span some ten years.

Tapeworm (Hymenolepis Nana) The Tapeworm is a broad, long worm, often growing to lengths of 3 to 7 feet at maturity and capable of attaining 30 feet and can produce a million (1,000,000) eggs a day. The adult worm has two sucking grooves in its head which allows it to attach to the intestinal wall. You can be infected by eating poorly cooked meat and fish. Most infected people exhibit symptoms such as diarrhoea, abdominal discomfort, flatulence, vomiting, nausea and weakness. Some people are constantly hungry because Tapeworms also consume the food we eat.

Pinworm (Enterobius Vermicularis) This worm is found both in warm and cold climates. It’s found in crowded places such as day care centres, schools and hospitals. Pinworms are 2-13 mm long, and pearly white in colour. This is how the infestation process works. Female worms work their way through a person’s intestines and pass out the anus to lay their eggs at night. If this person scratches around the anal area without washing their hands afterwards, then touches their mouth any eggs on their hands may be swallowed. The eggs then hatch in the lower colon where the worms mate and the cycle continues. Some symptoms for Pinworms are poor appetite, teeth grinding, hyperactivity, nervousness, irritability, insomnia, bed-wetting, stomach aches, nausea and vomiting. These worms are better down the toilet than in your body!

As I’ve already said, when we think about Intestinal Worms we usually think of some poor third world country. The truth is they exist in developed countries and millions of people are unknowingly hosting these tiny, little, ugly, blood sucking Draculas. You could be one of them!

I know the subject of worms and parasites may sound offensive, but ignoring the problem will not make it go away. The growing threat of parasitic infestation is real in Australia and its growing. By taking a course of Xpel Worms, you’ll be taking an important first step in defending yourself and your loved ones from this hidden epidemic. So if you can relate to any of the symptoms we have discussed in this brochure like itchy ears, nose or even worse, an itchy bum, do yourself a favour and take a course of Xpel Worms. You’ll be glad that you did. One thing is for sure, these creatures are better off down the toilet than in your body.

Xpel your worms today!

(1) Journal of Parasitology 85:379-403 Dr. D.W.T. Crompton (Crompton, D.W)).