Digital Social Hour
Ancient Secrets to Combat Parasites Naturally | Chris Motley DSH #1335
Thu, 17 Apr 2025
Discover ancient secrets to combat parasites naturally in this eye-opening conversation packed with valuable insights! 🌿 Join Sean Kelly on the Digital Social Hour as he and expert guest Dr. Chris Motley explore the hidden dangers of parasites in our environment, from contaminated water sources to modern farming practices. 🤯 Learn how ancient civilizations used powerful spices like ginger, garlic, and oregano to protect their health, and uncover the surprising connection between parasites and common issues like bloating, eczema, and even hair loss. 🧐 Whether it’s decoding Chinese medicine techniques or discussing the risks of over-sanitization, this podcast is filled with actionable tips to protect yourself and your loved ones. Don’t miss out on these life-changing natural remedies and fascinating stories about how parasites impact our bodies and environment. Tune in now and get inspired to take control of your health! Watch now and subscribe for more insider secrets. 📺 Hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more eye-opening stories on the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly! 🚀 CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 01:43 - Parasites in Tap Water 05:47 - Parasites in Children 07:05 - Parasites and Strep Throat 08:35 - Parasites and Acne 10:06 - Factory Farm Meat vs Wild Game 13:24 - Over-Sanitization Effects 17:24 - Dr. Motley's Insights 19:21 - Ancient Civilizations and Parasites 22:08 - Benefits of Fasting 23:37 - Pets and Lyme Disease 27:34 - Raw Food Diet for Dogs 29:38 - Skin Issues from Parasites 30:20 - Hair Loss and Parasites 31:17 - Parasites Exiting Through Sweat 32:30 - Risks of Public Pools 34:16 - Health in Steam Rooms 39:10 - Diets with Highest Parasite Risk 41:13 - Finding Dr. Motley APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Chris Motley https://www.instagram.com/doctormotley/ https://linktr.ee/drmotley LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ The views and opinions expressed by guests on Digital Social Hour are solely those of the individuals appearing on the podcast and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the host, Sean Kelly, or the Digital Social Hour team. While we encourage open and honest conversations, Sean Kelly is not legally responsible for any statements, claims, or opinions made by guests during the show. Listeners are encouraged to form their own opinions and consult professionals for advice where appropriate. Content on this podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only and should not be considered legal, medical, financial, or professional advice. #herbalmedicine #wormwood #guthealth #blackwalnuthulls #parasiteinfectionsprevention
Chapter 1: What are the common sources of parasitic infections in water?
Our culture, though, is the amount of, I say, pesticides and GMOs that have been taking place within, like, not just, say, within our lands, but in our genetic strength within the livestock. Does that make sense? It's like they've eaten it for so long that they've gotten weak. And now it's like when the tissue gets really weak, it makes it more susceptible to parasites. Really?
Okay, guys, Chris Motley back in business, man.
We're in Nashville. In Nashville, man. Back in my hometown, my neck of the woods, man. Do you come here often? Because of you, yeah. I'm here like two, three times a year now. You know, it's always a good time with you.
Oh man, you too, bro, you too. Like, I mean, I always think there's like a similarity between here and Vegas though. It's pretty similar. A lot of good young energy.
Yeah.
Yeah. Was it Nashville where the average age is 30? Some town I heard about.
It has grown so much. I remember before in this area, back about 20 years ago, there was nothing here. There was like no growth or anything. So yeah. Vegas though is exploding. Vegas and Nashville, yeah.
Everyone's leaving Cali, dude. Everybody is. Is Vegas like the new Los Angeles? It's hard to find real estate in Vegas right now. Really? Houses are scarce. Yeah. Well, plus the interest rates are so high. Yeah. And Hollywood's moving there. Mark Wahlberg's building a studio there. He is? Yeah. Wow. What about like taxes? Are taxes pretty good? Still no tax. No state tax.
Yeah. You guys have no state tax here, right? No state tax. That's awesome. A lot of people move here. I see there's a lot of people that come in from California, like especially like down near the office. There's a ton of people from California. Everybody's literally, if you, people that moved in out of 15, it'd be like 12, 13 are from California. Damn.
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Chapter 2: How do parasites affect children and what are typical symptoms?
And then I'll do some investigation. And it's not me being smart and finding everything. But what you would find is that person spent a lot of time like in the lakes and rivers. And they say, oh, yeah, I went out and I swam quite a bit, swallowed a little bit of water. And it all happened after that. Wow. A lot of it like that, man.
That's crazy. Yeah. As a child, I used to love going in the rivers and the streams and lakes. Kind of sucks knowing what we know now.
Oh, and if you read like city reports, a lot of city reports will be inundated with what they find in the city water. And there'll be cities that says that we have high amounts of Giardia, like parasites in our water. And they never tell you. And in fact, when they do test water, they won't test for like the roundworms, the actual adults. They only test for the cysts. Really?
So you're not going to get the full report. So you could be drinking water and they think, well, you know, I have a filter on my refrigerator and that should be good enough. But when we're talking about cysts and some worms, they're microns small. Like, you're not going to catch them in your filter. Wow. And they'll just be floating around. That's nasty.
As negative as that sounds, man, there is, like, we'll find quite a bit of individuals that say that. That's the number one complaint. It's like, I feel like I'm pregnant. They'll blow it up or after they drink water. Clear sign you're a parasite. And what about the ocean? Is that safe to go in? I've never had too many incidents. I had one patient that went into the ocean and he...
After he went on the it was where was that? It was on the near 30, I believe. But he found he was walking and he cut his foot and he had a small worm that went up into his foot. And it was you could see it on the inside of his leg and said he felt it move all the time. And so his mom would say, don't worry about it. Just let it die off. But there's reports of that type of worm.
And when you study it more, that individual had horrible muscle issues, almost like ALS stuff. But they found that that type of worm actually lays thousands of eggs. Oh, my gosh. But when I found, I saw it, I was like, did you get that removed? Because you could see the trail on the leg. Never got it removed. Jeez. And it'll come into your feet.
And that's how most parasites get into your body though. Through the feet? Yeah. And that's why whenever you have like individuals, again, I'm all about being outdoors, loving nature, doing things outside. But a lot of your parasites are in the dirt. Wow.
And they say to ground, but at the same time.
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Chapter 3: Can parasites cause skin conditions like eczema and acne?
Yeah, it's fascinating how much of the body is tied together. Like you could do that with your teeth, with your eyes.
Oh, and that's what we do in Chinese medicine when people do like any type of virtual or any type of call with me. You always find out what tooth is the one that gives you the most problem, which one keeps having a cavity. which tooth keeps having gums that bleed around it, any receding gum, like on one tooth or two teeth.
And if you keep having some cavities like in the jawbone, like a cavitation, you identify the organ with that. And that's usually where you'll find parasites. Damn. Tongue wise too, man. I mean, I know this may, I hope this doesn't bore the crowd, but I would say that if you look at your tongue,
Tongue shape, tongue color, cracks in the tongue, the way the tongue basically has indentions on the sides would tell you if there's parasites or an infection in the organ. Just from the tongue. Just from the tongue. That's why when you go to a Chinese medicine practitioner, they'll show you their tongue.
Damn.
And you can tell right off the bat, like if they have purple tongue or dark tongue, you know that a person's pretty sick. Really? Yeah. Holy cow. And I mean, you can look and you can see those things.
Yeah. And with the eyes, when they're yellow, that means you're sick, right?
Yeah. Usually it means they have quite a bit of jaundice or when they say yellow, it really means that their liver is so sick, they can't metabolize their bile. Damn. So it's just like all the tubes going back to the liver, probably got some form of infection in them. That makes sense. Definitely.
What have you seen have more parasites, factory farm meat or wild game?
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Chapter 4: What is the difference in parasite risk between factory farm meat and wild game?
Very, very. The thing that what gets me is that the tissue like within the muscles, it depends on how thick the muscle is within the certain area of the body of the cow. That's where the parasites would love to go first because they always love proteins. They love the vitamins. They love the sugars.
So they'll go to the joints of the animal and they'll go to like the tissues where it's the thickest meat. And so depending on what they feed the cows, what would make the cow not have parasites? You would have to go back in the 1960s where they fed them actual really good minerals. They covered their basically their feed with really good minerals. Mineral powder.
And now what they were doing is they were trying to cut back on how much they had to spend on livestock feed. And so when that happened, you started seeing the cows get sicker. Yeah, because they give them GMO corn now. Barely any of them are grass fed anymore. Barely. And the corn basically gives them diabetes. And so that's when they say we marble them.
It's like, well, we're giving them diabetes basically to have like really soft, juicy meat, you know, like, but... I mean, there's, but I would say this though, anybody that's out there that is livestock and knows probably has a lot more information on that, but that's what I think essentially is happening. Yeah. Do you think humans are over sanitized right now? I think they are brother.
I think that, um, the one thing that you see back in the hand sanitization days, like the old story where, um, I think I believe it was a nurse and she was trying to figure out a way to not have to use, wash her hands so many times in a day. So she found like we had to put alcohol in the jail. And in some ways, I think it can work. I'll tell you a quick story, though.
I got a biology degree in my undergrad, and that was one of the first experiments we did. We literally had to go to every nasty thing that we could find and swab it. So we went, and we went to public toilets. We went to computer labs. Remember back in the day, computer labs? We went there. We went to doorknobs. We went everywhere we could find, and then we cultured them.
And surprisingly, the computer lab was the dirtiest. Really? Even from a toilet seat. Wow, the keyboard? The keyboard was the dirtiest. And then we would grow and you would find everything it would find. You'd find fungal stuff, you'd find bacteria, and you found like certain forms of like even yeast on these areas. But when we started using like, you know, sanitizers, we put everything on them.
Now, if they've changed, probably, I mean, back in the day, they probably changed. But we found out that when we left the sanitizer on the sample, we had to leave it on more than 48 hours for it to make a change.
Damn.
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Chapter 5: Are humans over-sanitized and how does that affect our microbiome?
When we got to America, all we did was use processed sugars in coffee and really didn't like use, you know, or basically spices. I don't know of any big stories about American culture where we had like, all these are the spices of America. I don't, I never heard that at all.
But if you look at Ayurvedic, Ayurvedic would use like turmeric and they use cumin powder and all those men, they will kill bacteria. They'll kill viruses. They'll kill, I mean, they will kill parasites. So some people say like, how did they survive? They just use their food as their medicine. So I think it's interesting, man. It is.
I think that when we eat food, if you can indulge in your food but have good spices on it, you'll have a healthy gut. But it's just nowadays, we just feed our bodies a little too much sugar. Yeah.
Also, I studied a lot of religions and they all incorporate some form of fasting. Oh, yeah, that's right. And I think that helps the body reset too.
Oh, completely. And then now it was the Japanese scientists that talked about autophagy. It's like when it resets, now they're saying, yes, there is validity to it. And centuries of religious practice is saying, yes, it's been right all along. But autophagy though, to me,
fasting people say do you think people should fast I get this question a lot what do I think I think different genetics different individuals are more geared for fasting than others and so I think it works I myself fast till mid-morning So you're intermittent fasting? Yeah, I do that. Prolonged one? I have. I've done a few, almost where I've gone 12 to 14 hours. Damn.
Yeah, but... Oh, I thought you were going to say days. No, no, no, no. I've done that for almost two weeks straight. But I don't... I try to... I tried to do it for my body frame because, you know, like you're tall. I'm decently tall. You're skinny. I'm skinny. So it's like the only problem I have is that I would go into my own muscle tissue.
Right.
And so that was the only thing. Now, the one thing that I did get from the fast is because I had Lyme disease for a very long time. And the activity of like cleaning out my cells and repairing, that was the benefit of it, I would say. So does everybody need to do it? Not everybody. But I love it though. I mean, I had people that drop weight tremendously with it right off the bat.
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Chapter 6: What natural remedies did ancient civilizations use to combat parasites?
Oh, and truly, they'll say when a dog gets older- That they'll smell, especially when the dog gets rained on, that their skin smells. But what is the biggest organ that all the yeast and all the fungus is going to come out? Through their skin. Yeah. And through their fur. And it's shown that like there's fungal and yeast small spores on their fur.
And if you are cuddling with your dog, you're going to get them on you. Oh, wow. And they're going to get into you. That's not like nothing against pets, but- If it is on there, and they'll say that when they do a raw diet, they've done tests on them, and they've shown that, what, very high reduction in yeast and fungal that's coming through the skin. That's why they smell better. Yeah.
Isn't that crazy? It's like, literally, you can't deny that when your favorite pet, and they look good, and their coat's well, you're like... Whatever I'm feeding is working. Yeah. But unfortunately, as humans, we don't take that into account. Like some of us are like, our skin looks bad. Well, you probably shouldn't eat that sugar, you know? Yeah.
Yeah. They just give you some cream or some terrible supplement to take.
Oh, and it's getting to a point where we try to use cover up basically now. But to me, anyone that comes in the office and let's say it's like a skin issue, like you said, eczema or any type of acne, I would say this or even hair or hair loss. One of the greatest things that you can do is just please check into candida or yeast or fungus that's growing in your body.
If you clean the basic amounts of that out of your body with some of the biofilms that it creates, all the mucus, you will see a tremendous glow in your skin. And your hair, like you ever see individually, they call it cradle cap in kids where they get this thickening derm like on the skin, on the scalp and they'll scratch it and it'll be like thick and they'll say, oh, it smells too.
It's all yeast. Wow. All fungal. I never even thought hair loss could be a parasite thing. Hair loss can be associated with, could be associated with bladder issues and gallbladder issues in Chinese medicine. Because like the bladder meridian will start right here between your eyes. Yeah. And it goes right across the head.
So you'll look at if a person has really loose hair at the top, the crown, they have a bladder infection. Damn. Or UTI or old bladder infection or kidney stones. Wow. And if they ever get like loose around the head, like around this area. Yeah. Then you usually look into the liver and gallbladder. Yeah. Because sometimes the Asians get the circle bald spot. Yep. You know what I'm talking about?
Completely. And I will say, I could probably say we could go do some testing and find hidden UTIs. But if they go to the doctor and try to get a regular test, they're not going to find the proteins of the infection because a normal test only tests for E. coli. Damn. But if you go look... Remember, your bladder is a holding tank. Like, that's all it is. It's like a holding tank.
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