The Good, the Bad & the Ugly of Parasites

In The Good, the Bad & the Ugly of Parasites, Michael Dente reframes the entire conversation around parasitic imbalance. Instead of fear, warfare, or chemical suppression, he reveals a deeper truth: parasites are opportunists responding to the internal environment. When the terrain is strong, hydrated, mineralized, and coherent, parasites stay dormant or even beneficial. When the terrain slows—through stress, bile stagnation, constipation, EMFs, toxic load, emotional suppression, and nervous-system dysregulation—parasites awaken into their "bad" and "ugly" expressions. This book takes you through: the good roles parasites play in immune training the neutral dormancy found in a coherent terrain the bad opportunism triggered by modern stress the ugly hijacking of signals, biofilm, and behavior how the microbiome and parasites constantly negotiate balance why EMFs, sleep loss, and emotional stagnation activate them how the liver, bile, lymph, and gut movement determine everything why some people get sick and others don't—terrain sovereignty how emotional and energetic "parasites" mirror biological ones the return to coherence, flow, and biological sovereignty This is not a war manual. This is a terrain manual. Healing comes not from killing parasites but from restoring flow, hydration, breath, emotional honesty, nervous-system calm, and biological coherence. When the terrain remembers itself, parasites fall silent. If you want to understand parasites from the deepest biological and energetic level—this is the book.