Parasites and Your Health

$160.00

This course will examine some of the over 300 extracellular species that can colonize the gut and tissues of the human body, as well as intracellular parasites that infect cells.

Instructor:

Brigitta Jansen, MS, CNS, CDN

Course start date:

February 1, 2025 1:00 pm

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Parasites and Your Health
$160.00
Parasites and Your Health
$160.00

Course Description

Instructor:

Brigitta Jansen, MS, CNS, CDN

From Hulda Clark, ND PhD, to Hanna Kroeger, Lee Cowden, MD, and Dietrich Klinghardt, MD PhD, many holistic practitioners have identified parasites as a contributor to, if not a cause, of chronic diseases like auto-immune disorders, allergies, digestive disorders, autism, arthritis and more. Extracellular parasites include helminths (worms), protozoa (amoebas), as well as intracellular parasites like Lyme and co-infections (technically bacterial), toxoplasmosis, malaria and others.

This course will examine some of the over 300 extracellular species that can colonize the gut and tissues of the human body, as well as intracellular parasites that infect cells.

We will discuss evidence of links to chronic diseases, links to heavy metals and other toxins, testing and treatment options. We will also look at the importance of detoxing to avoid reinfection.

 

Preferred Time/Day: Wednesday 1 pm

Course Syllabus to keep on file:

  1. Introduction: Species, intra- and extracellular parasites
  2. Helminths
  3. Protozoa
  4. Intracellular Parasites
  5. Lyme and Co-infections
  6. Connections with heavy metal toxicity
  7. Gut Health, leaky gut and gut dysbiosis
  8. Chronic digestive disorders and chronic parasite infections
  9. Connections to food sensitivities
  10. Implications for auto-immune disorders
  11. Implications for other chronic diseases
  12. Testing options: Ova & parasite stool tests, PCR stool tests, blood tests, Bio-Resonance Testing
  13. The 5R program for healing leaky gut and dysbiosis
  14. Treatment Options and Detoxing I
  15. Treatment Options and Detoxing II

Frequently Asked Questions

If I cannot make the live sessions, or have to miss a class, or if I want to review a lecture, will the lecture presentations be available afterwards?

Yes. The lectures are recorded, and links to each lecture will be sent to you via email after each class meeting.

I've registered for a class but I have not heard from the instructor. Is that normal?

Some people use different email addresses for the third-party pay manager accounts. If that's the case, the emails might be there. Also, check your Spam folder. Finally, if you still have not heard from us, email info@ipak-edu.org.

Are there quizzes/exams/homework assignments for each class?

There are no exams or quizzes per se; however, from time to time, each instructor may issue assignments to help students process information. These are recommended, never required.

If I have registered for the wrong class, how can I change my registration?

Send email to info@ipak-edu.org requesting the course assignment change. Mention the class you signed up for, and the class to which you'd like to transfer. This must be done within the first two weeks of each semester and can only be done once.

Can I cancel a registration?

Students have three weeks from the first class meeting date to withdrawal and receive a full refund.

Can I transfer credits from IPAK-EDU courses to other Universities?

Unlikely, as we are not accredited by any state's curriculum board or committee. While sending our syllabi to other institutions would be a place to start, we do not keep records of attendance or grades, so it would be difficult. People take classes at IPAK-EDU.org to learn, not become accredited.

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