I will not give in to parasites. dr Wojciech Özimek

I WON'T GIVE UP ON THE PARASITE. How can I restore my health? Wojciech
Ozimek

Author: Dr. Wojciech Ozimek

Allergies, asthma, bloating, diarrhea and constipation, abdominal pain, menstrual pain, sleep disorders, obesity, skin problems, and many more, as well as sometimes very serious illnesses, can all be caused by parasites. What should a well-thought-out prophylaxis for parasitic, protozoal, and fungal infections look like? How to heal, not just cure?

What do we get from dogs, cats, and other pets? How can I reduce the risk of having a pet at home? What kind of fish should I avoid on my plate? What can we expect from tartar and undercooked meat? What is the best diet for parasites? Dr. Ozimek also recalls stories of patients who recovered after getting rid of parasites.

"(...) I remembered with horror, but also curiosity, how I dewormed our dogs. As a future medical student, I would say goodbye and observe their feces, checking the structure of tapeworms and roundworms with my hands. I remembered parasitology classes in medical school.
Suddenly I realized how many patients we couldn't help because we hadn't even considered parasites as a possible cause of their illnesses.
I treated the symptoms, not the cause.
heal (...)".

Dr. Wojtek Ozimek

The quote comes from the first chapter of the book
"I WILL NOT GIVE UP ON PARASITES. How can I
Restore health? "

About the author:
Wojciech Ozimek runs
Private medical practice, where he advises on pediatrics and tick-borne and parasitic diseases. Creator of the author conference "I Will Not Give In to Ticks."

Member of the American Society of Parasitologists,
Scandinavian Baltic Society for Parasitology, British Society for Parasitology,
Physician's Committee for Responsible Medicine, Society for Comprehensive Neurotherapy and Mitochondrial Medicine
A graduate of the 1st Faculty of Medicine at the Medical University of Warsaw, he completed his postgraduate internship at the Department of Pediatric Cardiology at the Independent Public Clinical Hospital named after M. Michałowicz in Warsaw, where he began specializing in pediatrics. He worked for many years in the emergency departments of many hospitals in Warsaw, primarily at the St.
Anna and the children's hospital. Prof. Dr. med. Jan
Bogdanowicz.

During his studies, he completed (apart from compulsory internships) specialization in pediatrics, specialist training in emergency medicine and, as part of a scholarship from the Foundation for Polish Science in the country, numerous internships and placements abroad, including in: Kinderziekenhuis Sophia in Rotterdam (cardiology and pediatrics), West Middlesex University Hospital in London (pediatrics,
Neonatology, pediatric oncology), Alder Hey Children's Hospital and Liverpool
School of Tropical Medicine in Liverpool (Paediatrics, Infectious Diseases), Saint
Mary's Hospital in Manchester (paediatrics), Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in
Wigan (emergency medicine, pulmonology, general surgery, cardiology,
Urology).

He is fluent in English, Spanish and Russian.
Less: Catalan, Galician, and French. Thanks to his foreign language skills, he acquired the fundamentals of several cultures, health systems, religious and philosophical ones, which had a profound influence on his perception of medicine and the world. Among his masters and teachers, he lists representatives of conventional medicine, as well as alternative medicine, psychology, and philosophy.