Lead poisoning can trigger parasitic overgrowth. It can occur when lead builds up in the body over time, or when there is a sudden, unlucky high exposure. Even small amounts of lead can cause serious health problems, particularly in children. Could this be the reason why many of us are full of parasites?

Case Example

I just read Wayne Rowland’s book, where he describes the danger of parasitic overgrowth in the body. An unfortunate incident occurred in Wayne’s factory when a young apprentice accidentally spilled coffee into molten lead, causing an explosion. Wayne was covered in lead, and despite wearing protective gear, he suffered third-degree burns over 15% of his body. His protective suit saved his sight and hearing, but the lead poisoning was severe. The hospital gave him a terminal diagnosis due to liver failure and two types of cancer. After becoming seriously ill, he began studying natural healing methods to survive.

This massive lead exposure triggered significant parasitic overgrowth in Wayne’s body. Parasites can increase up to six times in weight when exposed to toxins, hiding these harmful substances within themselves. When toxins, like heavy metals, overwhelm the body, parasites multiply to shield the body from further toxic effects. While they temporarily reduce the metal burden on tissues and organs, they also create other problems by stealing nutrients and releasing waste products. Wayne Rowland explains this phenomenon stating: “Parasites drain your life force, leading to disease, premature death, and aging.”

picture of book about parasites and lead poisoning

Regular detoxification from heavy metals is crucial to prevent parasites from taking over. However, it’s important to remove parasites first, as they can store and hide heavy metals. Detoxing from metals without eliminating parasites is ineffective. There is an order to detoxing, which is important. Even so-called “safe” levels of lead exposure can still cause harm, particularly to vulnerable populations like children and pregnant women.

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How Lead Affects the Body

Nervous System:
- In children, lead poisoning can result in cognitive deficits, learning disabilities, and behavioural issues. Severe cases can lead to seizures or coma.
- In adults, lead can cause memory loss, mood disorders, and even contribute to neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Cardiovascular System: Lead exposure is linked to high blood pressure and an increased risk of heart disease, stroke, and vascular damage. Here is a study showing a relation to cardiovascular health.
Kidneys: Lead can cause kidney damage or chronic kidney disease, impairing the body’s ability to filter out toxins.
Bones: The body stores lead in bones for decades, releasing it during times of stress, such as pregnancy or aging, leading to long-term health effects. If you have osteoporosis, lead may be a contributing factor, alongside radium. Radium can replace calcium in bones, so addressing radium first is essential before detoxing from lead.
Reproductive System: Lead impairs fertility, reduces sperm count in men, and increases the risk of miscarriage or premature birth in women. Prenatal exposure can lead to developmental issues in babies.

Sources of Lead Exposure

Lead-based paint (especially in homes built before 1978).
Contaminated water (from lead pipes or plumbing).
Industrial emissions, batteries, and pigments.
Soil contaminated by industrial waste.

FAQ

What should I do if I have been exposed to lead?

– Get a blood test to measure lead levels, this is good for acute lead poisoning.
– Identify and eliminate the source of exposure.
– Open up detox pathways, remove parasites, use high-quality binders, and support your organs and tissues; go through the 7- step detoxification program.

How do I know if I have parasites?

Since tests can be inaccurate and expensive, the best way to know is by doing a parasite cleanse. Using Para 1 and Para 2 in step two of the cleanse, you could visibly expel worms, flukes, egg sacs, mucoid plaque, and even mould. If you can see it, there’s no doubt—you have parasites.