Detox Done Right: CellCore’s Natural Approach to Parasite Cleansing

By Heather Reinhardt RN, Epigenetics Specialist & Wellness Advocate

📑 Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Why a Full-System Parasite Cleanse Works Best
• Top CellCore Products for Parasite Cleansing
• Where to Start: Building Your Cleanse
• Heather’s Pro Tip
• FAQS
• Get your Cleanse Now!
• What’s Next?
• References
• Go to Article 6: How Epigenetic Hair testing can Reveal Parasites

Once you know parasites may be at the root of your symptoms — from gut issues to mood swings to fatigue — the next question is: How do I get rid of them?
That’s where targeted parasite cleansing comes in. But not all cleanses are created equal. The body needs more than just “parasite-killing” herbs — it needs drainage, binders, liver support, and a plan that meets you where you’re at.
That’s why I recommend CellCore’s approach for my clients: a comprehensive system designed to clear parasites while supporting every organ and system affected by the detox (CellCore Biosciences, n.d.).

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🔄 Why a Full-System Parasite Cleanse Works Best

Killing parasites is only step one. If you don’t:

• Support your liver
• Open drainage pathways
• Bind up the toxins
• Move waste out of the body...

...you’ll end up reabsorbing toxins, crashing your energy, and feeling worse — all common reasons people abandon cleanses (Hudson, 2024; Loke et al., 2022).

“Detox is not just about killing. It’s about clearing — with support, strategy, and listening to your body every step of the way.” — Heather

🌿 Top Cellcore Products for Parasite Cleansing

🧲 BioToxin Binder

• Made with Carbon Technology (humic and fulvic acids)
• Binds to mycotoxins, heavy metals, and parasite waste
• Essential for safely escorting toxins out of the body
• Supports gut lining and helps avoid Herxheimer reactions

🧽 Para 1 — Mimosa Pudica Seed

• Gelatinous fiber that binds parasites, biofilm, and mucus
• Gently scrubs the GI tract

🌿 Para 2 — Multi-Herb Blend

• Includes clove, neem, triphala & more
• Targets worms and protozoa while supporting digestion

💧 Para 3 — Deep Tissue Cleanser

• For systemic parasite support (joints, tissues, brain)

⚙️ Bowel Mover

• Keeps waste moving out daily
• Prevents reabsorption and stagnation

🧭 Where to Start: Building Your Cleanse

Now that you know the key tools available, let's walk through how to build a safe, effective parasite cleanse — starting with the foundational 3-Day Full Moon Cleanse.

Not everyone needs to start with a full-force parasite protocol — in fact, we recommend most people begin with a 3-Day Full Moon Cleanse.

🌕 Why Start with a 3-Day Full Moon Cleanse?

The full moon creates a unique biological window where parasites become more active, mobile, and easier to flush out. That’s because:

• Melatonin levels drop
• Serotonin spikes
• Parasites are more likely to migrate and reproduce

By syncing your first cleanse with the full moon, you can:

• Maximize detox results
• Make it simple and sustainable
• Repeat monthly for deeper benefits
• Cleanse with friends or family easily

🟢 Beginner Cleanse Protocol

Ideal for first-time detoxers or those easing in:

• Para 1: Start with 4 capsules daily during the full moon window as tolerated.
• Para 2: Start with 4 capsules daily.
• Para 3: 30 drops/day
• BioToxin Binder: Start with 3 capsules daily.
• Bowel Mover: 1–2 capsules at bedtime as needed

📅 Use for 3 days — before, during, and after the full moon.
🔁 Repeat monthly as needed.
📄 Download your Full Moon Cleanse Guide here for detailed dosing instructions and timing tips.
💡 Focus: hydration, gentle movement, and bowel regularity for best results.

🔮 Ready to Go Deeper?

Once you've completed a few rounds of the Full Moon Cleanse and your body feels ready, it may be time for our Advanced Parasite Detox Protocol.
This next-level phase includes:

• Tissue-cleansing tools
• Epigenetic hair testing for full-body personalization
• 30-60 day cleanse

👉 Reach out to our team to explore whether an advanced cleanse is right for you.

✨ Heather’s Pro Tip

“I always customize protocols based on epigenetic hair testing. It tells us exactly where your body is struggling — drainage, nutrient depletion, immune stress — so we can tailor your cleanse, reduce symptoms, and accelerate healing.”

❓ FAQS

• How long does a parasite cleanse take?
  You can start with just a 3 day Cleanse designed for beginners that want to see results fast! Most beginner- Intermediate protocols last 30–60 days. Advanced phases may extend up to 6 months depending on the person.
•  Can I just take parasite-killing herbs alone?
  Not advised. Killing without drainage or binders can overwhelm your system and cause detox crashes.
• When’s the best time to cleanse?
  ‍During the full moon — when parasites are most active and easier to eliminate.
• Is parasite cleansing safe?
  Yes, for most healthy adults. Always consult a professional if you’re pregnant or managing complex conditions.

Order your Parasite Cleanse Now!

Click here to learn more about the Full moon Parasite Cleanse and get your supplements today!

🔜 Coming Up Next: How Epigenetic Hair Testing Can Unlock Your Healing Journey

Find hidden causes of fatigue, gut issues, and immune dysfunction with simple hair testing.

• Learn why standard labs miss what hair analysis reveals.
• See real case examples of customized nutrition and detox plans in action.
• Take control of your health naturally — starting with a strand of hair.

👉 Stay tuned for: “How Epigenetic Hair Testing Can Reveal Parasites & Root Cause Imbalances.”

🔬 References

• CellCore Biosciences. (n.d.). Our products Ghosh, R., et al. (2011). Indian Journal of Pharmacology, 43(6), 755–757.
• Hudson, L. (2024). Nutritional Perspectives: Journal of the Council on Nutrition, 47(3), 5–8.
• Loke, P., et al. (2022). Mucosal Immunology, 15(6), 1224–1233.
• Percival, S. S. (2000). Nutrition and Clinical Care, 3(5), 259–266.
• Szabo, J., et al. (2017). Journal of Nutritional Therapeutics, 6(2), 52–58.
• Suresh, J., et al. (2015). Int. Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Sciences, 6(2), 233–239.

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