There is something off with your kid’s gut health
“Pinworms can infect anyone, in any setting, and are the most common worm infection in the United States.”
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), September 9, 2024.
Some gut parasites spread when tiny traces of infected stool reach a child’s mouth. Giardia, for example, can pass through contaminated hands, food or shared objects.
Pinworms spread through tiny eggs that are accidentally swallowed. Scratching an itchy bottom can leave eggs under a child’s fingernails. Those eggs can spread to clothing and bedding, or return to the child’s mouth and repeat the cycle.
Swallowing contaminated water in pools, lakes, rivers or fountains can expose children to parasites such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium.
Some intestinal worms spread through contaminated soil. Roundworm and whipworm eggs enter when swallowed, while hookworm larvae can enter through bare skin. These infections are more common where sanitation is limited.
Parasites thrive on simple carbohydrates and sugars. They actually influence food cravings to keep their food supply steady.
This is why kids may suddenly reject protein, vegetables and variety, and only want crackers, bread, pasta and processed snacks.
It’s not just “being difficult.” It’s biochemical manipulation.
Dark circles are a visible sign of ongoing inflammation and nutrient depletion, especially iron deficiency, which parasites cause by taking nutrients the body needs to build healthy blood cells.
The result is that “always tired” look, even after a full night’s sleep.
Parasite activity irritates the gut lining, leading to inflammation and discomfort that can come and go throughout the day, often without a clear trigger.
These aren’t “bad food” pains. They’re the body’s response to ongoing irritation.
When parasites take nutrients such as iron, zinc and B vitamins, the brain can’t produce enough serotonin and dopamine, the chemicals that help regulate mood and emotional control.
At the same time, inflammation in the gut keeps the nervous system on high alert, making it hard for kids to stay calm or recover from frustration.
This can show up as:
Plumi's 2-Step Gentle Cleanse is formulated with 11 traditional herbs and zeolite to reset gut health within 90 days.
One dropper a day. Targets parasites at every life stage.
Nature’s Dewormer
11 botanicals: licorice root, anise seed, fennel seed, thyme leaf, whole clove, aloe vera, oregano leaf, black walnut hull, wormwood herb, pau d’arco bark and pumpkin seed.
Contains black walnut hull, a tree nut. Other ingredients: vegetable glycerin, purified water, natural mixed berry flavor and bitter blocker.
One dropper of Zeolite Drops, taken at least 30 minutes after Para Cleanse. Removes the toxic waste other cleanses leave behind:
Natural Mineral Binder
Per labeled 1 mL serving: clinoptilolite zeolite 100 mg; vitamin D3 5 mcg (200 IU); vitamin B12 300 mcg. Other ingredients: vegetable glycerin, purified water and natural mixed berry flavor.
Mixed berry. Measured drops. Made for your routine.
Doesn’t taste bad at all. Super easy to get my kid to take it. Seems like her nutrient absorption improved after a few days because her dark circles went away and she looks more healthy.
“It tastes great, so he doesn’t mind taking it in the morning and before bed.”
Each kit includes one 120 mL bottle of Para Cleanse, one 120 mL bottle of Zeolite Drops, and the Plumi routine guide. Choosing a family-size option adds one complete kit per child.
Plumi is labeled for ages 3 and up. Check with your child’s pediatrician before introducing a new supplement, and follow the serving directions on your bottles.
Measure each serving using the dropper and follow the instructions on each bottle and in your routine guide. The drops can be mixed into juice, water, or applesauce. Give the two products separately as directed. Ask your child’s pediatrician about the appropriate serving amount and duration.
Each 120 mL bottle contains 120 labeled servings of 1 mL. The amount of time a bottle lasts depends on the serving size and frequency you use. Follow the label and your pediatrician’s guidance rather than continuing solely to finish the bottle.
Both formulas have natural mixed berry flavor. Para Cleanse also includes a bitter blocker. There is no added sugar or artificial dye.
Para Cleanse contains black walnut hull, a tree nut, so it is not the right fit for a child with a tree nut allergy. If your child takes medication or has a medical condition, speak with their pediatrician before use. The labels advise against use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
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