How Bio-feedback Can Detect Parasites
Parasites are more common than most people realize, and they can affect anyone regardless of age, lifestyle, or location. These organisms live in the body and draw nutrients from their host, sometimes leading to a wide range of symptoms. Detecting them is not always simple because their signs often mimic other health conditions. This is where bio-feedback has gained attention as a supportive tool that some practitioners use to detect parasites in the body. At Alignment Health Services, a trusted provider of natural and integrative health solutions, bio-feedback scans have become a reliable and effective tool for identifying concerns such as parasites, bacteria, and mold. Let’s explain what parasites are, how bio-feedback works, and how this technology is applied to detect parasites. Understanding Parasites in the Human Body Parasites are organisms that live on or inside another organism, called the host, and depend on it for survival. In humans, parasites can be grouped into three main categories. Protozoa are microscopic single-celled organisms, such as Giardia and Plasmodium, that often spread through contaminated water or insects. Helminths are larger, worm-like organisms such as tapeworms, roundworms, and flukes that live in the intestines or other organs. Ectoparasites, including lice, mites, and ticks,
