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Parasites, Full Moons & the Diseases Doctors Say Don't Exist Here │ BardsFM Health
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Episode 4228 │ September 17, 2026 A doctor said her son's stool sample showed nothing. She stood at the lab and demanded a retest. What they found had nearly killed him. WHAT THIS EPISODE COVERS Scott Kesterson replays the first installment of an archival four-part parasitology webinar series presented by a naturopathic health practitioner and Good Herbs instructor, opening with the claim that American medicine largely dismisses parasitic infection as a third-world problem while government and medical literature document it extensively at home. The presentation walks through protozoa and sporozoan parasites — organisms the speaker links to conditions ranging from chronic fatigue and multiple sclerosis to kidney disease and repeated miscarriage — tracing transmission through contaminated food and water, sand flies, and household cats, and includes a personal account of a young woman whose seven miscarriages were, in the speaker's account, connected to a toxoplasmosis infection traced to a litter box. The episode closes with the speaker's recommended herbal protocol — black walnut hull and wormwood tinctures, bee propolis, and a biannual six-week parasite cleanse timed to a full lunar cycle — alongside her claim that parasite activity intensifies emergency room incidents during the full moon. KEY QUESTIONS ADDRESSED What does the speaker argue is the gap between American medical practice and parasitology literature from other countries — and why does she say most doctors dismiss the possibility of parasitic infection in patients from developed nations? What is the connection the speaker draws between a household cat's litter box, toxoplasmosis, and a young woman's history of seven miscarriages — and what specific environmental change did she recommend before the woman su…