" I also thought about ordering some olive leaf extract but after reading the other thread it sounds like I probably shouldn't need to take both of these at the same time, especially because I have never done a parasite cleanse. What do you think? hold off on the olive leaf until I use the Kroeger product? Also, what should I expect to feel once I start this cleanse? I have never done it before."

The parasite cleanse herbs- wormwood, black walnut green hull extract, and cloves are also antifungal. If you have a large yeast overgrowth as well as parasites, then you might get an extremely strong reaction to the parasite cleanse. If the reaction is too strong after the first dose and you can't tolerate it, then stop the cleanse, deal with the candida for a while with olive leaf extract and raw garlic before starting the cleanse again.

When I am doing a parasite cleanse, I take the Kroeger Wormwood Combination just before I start eating a meal, so if there are any parasites, they can't get any nutrition without getting the herbs. Follow the dosing directions on the bottle, as Wormwood can have some toxicity if taken in excess amounts or if used for more than a month. After you finish the month, wait at least 4 months before taking it again. If you see evidence of parasites, then you can eat a clove(section) of raw garlic after each meal(chew it well and swallow with plenty of water), and add some herbs to fight the specific parasites. After the cleanse you can continue with the raw garlic and the other herbs you added later. Some people only do a 2 week cleanse, but in two weeks all the eggs and stages might not be killed and just the adults, so the infection might resume. That is why many do a one month cleanse, and the Humaworm cleanse for example is one month. If you go to the humaworm website, you can learn plenty about parasites and the herbs used to combat them.

Olive leaf extract is also antiparasitic, so you could start that if you see any evidence of parasites. Sometimes parasites are visible when shed, and sometimes they are microscopic and can't be seen. Some people don't see any evidence of parasites but feel better after a cleanse. Perhaps it may be due to killing candida, or to killing parasites. When candida or parasites are killed, they release toxins which produce unpleasant side effects(perhaps a headache, or muscle ache?). Drink extra water while doing a parasite cleanse.

I stopped using multivitamins as they don't have exactly what I want in the amounts I want, or may have some herbs I don't want to take. I take a buch of separate pills instead. The B vitamins are easy, as many brands make a B50(50 mg of each B vitamin), which can be taken 2-4 times a day with a meal. For vitamin C I use calcium alscorbate tablets or capsules with bioflavonoids. Calcium ascorbate is buffered vitamin c with calcium. I use magnesium ascorbate powder mixed in water when I am constipated(I normally can't take much of it). for vitamin A I use 10,000 unit vitamin A acetate tablets. I take one twice a day with a meal. Vitamin A helps fight parasites. I use the Source Naturals magnesium malate tablets. I take one 1,250 mg tablet with each meal. Beets are a good source of iron and fiber, but they do also have plenty of sugar. If you have candida overgrowth you might want to avoid all fruit, sugar, and vegetables high in sugar. Probiotics help fight constipation, as does drinking more water and getting more exercise. Taking more magnesium also helps combat constipation. When I am constipated I drink a cup or two of licorice root tea. That usually helps. Both candida overgrowth and parasites tend to cause constipation.

Make sure to avoid calcium carbonate as it is very constipating.
get calcium supplements in a different form if you decide to take calcium supplements. I get plenty of calcium in my diet, so the only calcium supplement I take is the calcium in the calcium ascorbate(that still adds up to 300 mg a day of supplemental calcium for me).