Research conducted on parasites shows that these organisms can control our emotions and thoughts.
Scary, isn’t it? And yes, parasites definitely affect us in many ways. They are not just intestinal, they can inhabit many parts of our body, determine what we like to eat or not, they also interfere with our feelings, emotions, thoughts, and are the cause of almost all diseases.
Human beings are just puppets of these creatures that determine our actions.
According to Dr. Sapolsky from the Department of Neurobiology at Stanford University, human beings are just puppets of these creatures that determine our actions, thus questioning our freedom and turning parasites into the rulers of this planet.
It is very easy to acquire a parasite; they are in the air, water, and raw foods (both plant-based and animal-based). They enter the human body, and once inside, they are capable of modifying our senses to make us give them what they need to live and reproduce. This is how one day we stop liking a certain food or become addicted to another, for example. They can also make us feel fear, anger, rage, or tiredness without reason, and they can create repetitive patterns of thought, most of the time uncomfortable for anyone.
There are many types of parasites, not just worms or tapeworms, but also microscopic fungi and bacteria. If we observe those around us, we can conclude that there are more and more people suffering from diseases with no known cause, chronic ailments that are hard to endure, medications that have no effect, and even when eating "healthily," people still get sick.
MEISI is a method that eliminates the parasites that cause diseases by stopping feeding them, focusing on nourishing and detoxifying our body. On May 24th and 25th, in the City of Puebla, a group of researchers and experts, along with the author of “MEISI. Illness and Cure in the Same Plate,” will share information on the fundamentals of their research.
In the Transformative Cooking Cookbook, you will find a practical guide to carry out MEISI.
