I will not give in to parasites. Dr. Wojciech Ozimek

I WILL NOT GIVE IN TO PARASITES. How to regain health? Wojciech
Ozimek

Author: Dr. Wojciech Ozimek

Allergies, asthma, flatulence, diarrhea and constipation, abdominal pain, painful periods and menstrual pain, sleep disturbances, obesity, skin problems, and many other, sometimes very serious, illnesses—all of which can be caused by parasites. What should a well-thought-out prophylaxis for parasitic, protozoal, and fungal infections consist of? How can we cure, not just cure?
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What do we get from dogs, cats, and other pets and animals? How can I reduce the risk of having a pet at home? What kind of fish should I look out for on my plate? What can we expect from tartar and undercooked meat? What is the best anti-parasitic diet? Dr. Ozimek also recalls stories of patients who recovered after getting rid of parasites.
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"(...) I remembered how I dewormed our dogs, and how with horror, but also curiosity of the future medical student, I separated and looked at their excrement, while checking the structure of tapeworms and roundworms with my hands. I remembered the parasitology lectures in the medical department.
Suddenly, I realized how many patients we were unable to help because we didn't even think about parasites as a possible cause of their illnesses.
I treated the symptoms, not the cause.
heal (...)".
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Dr. Wojtek Ozimek
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The quote comes from the first chapter of the book
"I WILL NOT ABANDON THE PARASITES.
health ? "
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About the author:
Wojciech Ozimek ran
private medical practice, in which he provides advice on pediatrics and tick-borne and parasitic diseases. Creator of the author's conference "I will not give myself to ticks."
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Member of the American Society of Parasitologists,
Scandinavian Baltic Society for Parasitology, British Society for Parasitology,
Physician's Committee for Responsible Medicine, Association for Comprehensive Neurotherapy, and the Society for Mitochondrial Medicine.
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Graduated from the 1st Faculty of Medicine of the Medical University of Warsaw. After postgraduate training in the Department of Children's Cardiology at the Independent State Clinical Hospital named after M. Michałowicz in Warsaw, where he began to specialize in pediatrics. He worked for many years in the emergency departments of numerous Warsaw hospitals, primarily at the Provincial Trauma Surgery Hospital of St.
Anna and the Children's Hospital. Prof. Dr. Med. Jan
Bogdanowicza.
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During his studies, specialization in pediatrics, residency in emergency medicine and within the framework of a scholarship from the Foundation for Polish Science, he completed (apart from the mandatory internships in the country) numerous internships and training courses abroad, incl. in: Kinderziekenhuis Sophia in Rotterdam (cardiology for children), West Middlesex University Hospital in London (pediatrics,
neonatology, pediatric oncology), Alder Hey Children's Hospital and Liverpool
School of Tropical Medicine in Liverpool (pediatrics, infectious diseases), Saint
Mary's Hospital in Manchester (pediatrics), Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in
Wigan (emergency medicine, pulmonology, general surgery, cardiology,
urology).
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He speaks fluent English, Spanish and Russian. A little
less: Catalan, Galician, and French. Thanks to his knowledge of foreign languages, he assimilated the basics of several cultures, health, religious, and philosophical systems, which had a huge impact on his perception of medicine and the world. Among his teachers and professors, in addition to representatives of traditional medicine, he also mentions representatives of alternative medicine, psychology, and philosophy.
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