Kim Rogers: Why Parasites Are Still a Taboo Topic (But Everyone Feels the Effects) | DSH #1819
Kim Rogers returns to the podcast two years after her debut to discuss the growing awareness and persistent stigma around parasitic infections, sharing her personal journey of chronic illness, nine organ removals, and recovery through parasite and mold cleansing. She emphasizes the import
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