ANTI-PARASITE PROTOCOL AND WATER SAFETY TIPS FOR LIVING IN MEXICO

This information addresses the most common parasites in Mexico coastal regions. The information is based on reliable sources such as the CDC, WHO, and Mexican health guidelines (e.g., ENSANUT, Secretaría de Salud), with prevalence data (e.g., protozoa 6-10%, helminths 16-33%) tailored to the region’s coastal environment, tourism, and food practices. I lived in a suburb of Puerto Vallarta with 10,000ppm water, and this is the product of my own research in healing myself.

DISCLAIMER: I am not a doctor. Always consult a local physician before starting treatment, as dosages may vary based on health status. Follow-up testing is essential to confirm parasite clearance.