DIABETES AND PARASITES:
the study no one wants you to see.

What’s throwing your blood sugar out of control may not be just food.

Annals of Parasitology, 2023:

Parasitic infections alter glycemic control in people with diabetes. Yes, parasites directly interfere with blood glucose.

Parasites:

• They create intestinal inflammation.
• They damage the intestinal walls.
• They affect carbohydrate absorption.
• They disrupt the insulin response.

What the study found:

People with diabetes may have more parasites than the general population. This can worsen blood sugar, inflammation, and metabolism.

It’s not just about sugar — it’s about what’s feeding on YOU from the inside.

Among the parasites found:

Strongyloides stercoralis, Giardia lamblia, and Ascaris lumbricoides.

They can alter digestion, gut function, and blood sugar — all at the same time.

The study showed:

• Worsening glycemic control.
• Increased insulin resistance.
• Higher fasting blood glucose levels.
• More episodes of “unpredictable blood sugar.”

New research is changing how blood sugar is understood.

A short educational video explains why.