🧵 [1/10] Parasites may live in your body for years – weakening your immune system, poisoning your brain, and triggering chronic diseases. Some researchers link them to cancer. Time to clean house. Naturally.

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**[10/10] 🧠 Summary:.Simple tincture – big impact. ✔️ Anti-parasitic.✔️ Detox support.✔️ Immune boosting.✔️ Brain clarity. Be smarter than the parasites. #naturalmedicine #parasites #detox #herbal

[9/10] 💧Suggested dosage (adults):.– Start with 10 drops/day, increase to 30×2 daily.– Take on an empty stomach.– Cleanse duration: 21 days.– Follow-up: clay + probiotics.

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[8/10] 💡 Always combine with:.– Spirulina (binds heavy metals, supports detox).– or edible clay (e.g. bentonite).•drink plenty of water and eat light during the cleanse.

[7/10] ⚠️ Warning:.Dead parasites = toxic load!.They release heavy metals, ammonia, mold toxins. If not eliminated → you’ll feel worse, not better.

[6/10] 🌸 Cloves:.Contain eugenol, which destroys parasite eggs and microbial residues. Also antispasmodic – soothes gut discomfort during detox.

[5/10] 🌿 Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium):.Strongly bitter, high in thujone and sesquiterpenes. Destroys larvae and disrupts parasite cycles in the gut. Powerful – avoid prolonged use or during pregnancy.

[4/10] 🌰 Green walnut:.Rich in juglone and tannins, it paralyzes and kills adult parasites like roundworms and tapeworms. Also antifungal and antibacterial. Use soft, unripe nuts (harvested June–July).

[3/10] ⚖️ Tincture recipe (per 1 liter of 90% alcohol):.– 200 g chopped green walnut.– 50 g dried wormwood.– 25 g crushed cloves.Steep for 14–21 days in a dark place. Shake daily.

[2/10] The trio that works:.🌿 Wormwood.🌰 Green walnut.🌸 Cloves.They attack parasites in all life stages:.✔️ Eggs.✔️ Larvae.✔️ Adults.Here’s how to make the tincture. ⬇️.

🧵Conclusion:. If you’re into alternative archaeology, ancient tech, or spiritual power spots—put Mont St. Odile on your list. This isn’t just a mountain. It’s the memory of the Earth, still breathing.

13/13.As I left the forest, I had one clear feeling:.This place is not dead. Its story hasn’t yet been told. And maybe we’re just beginning to remember it.

12/13. Mount St. Odile is not just a monastery. It’s a portal to the deep past—a time when mountains were temples and stones could speak. All you need is to sit down. And listen.

11/13. Is this “concrete” just a geological illusion? Or the trace of lost tech—ancient geopolymers, as Davidovits proposed? Similar signs appear across the globe…

10/13. Interestingly, the wall and structures resemble fortifications, but there’s no sign of battle or settlement. Perhaps it marked a sacred boundary? A spiritual enclosure?

9/13. This mountain lies on a power line—a ley line connecting sacred sites from Brittany to the Alps. Evidence suggests this place was holy long before the Celts.

8/13. Saint Odile, the mountain’s patron, was said to have the gift of second sight. Legend tells of caves where she prayed—where water speaks. Just myth?

7/13. While meditating among these “megaliths,” I felt something unusual. Peace, yes—but also a weight of memory. The mountain feels alive. I’m not the only one who sensed it.