The hulls are believed to help expel intestinal parasites, especially roundworms, tapeworms, and other parasitic worms. They can help cleanse the digestive tract by stimulating the production of bile and improving bowel movements.

It has been historically used to treat intestinal worms, especially pinworms and tapeworms. Wormwood can paralyze parasites, making it easier for the body to expel them. It may also help reduce inflammation in the digestive tract caused by parasitic infections.

Cloves are believed to kill parasite eggs, preventing reinfestation. They also support the immune system and can improve overall digestion, aiding in the removal of parasites from the body.

Chlorella tablets, which are made from the microalga Chlorella, are primarily known for their detoxifying and nutritional benefits. 

Chlorella has the ability to bind to heavy metals and other toxins in the digestive tract. This process helps to remove these harmful substances from the body. 

The cell wall of chlorella is tough and fibrous, and this unique structure allows it to act somewhat like a "binder" or "sponge" for various toxins, including mercury, lead, and cadmium. By binding to these toxins, chlorella may facilitate their excretion through urine or feces.

Chlorella can help support gut health by encouraging the growth of beneficial bacteria, promoting overall digestive function. In this way, it can also assist in binding and removing waste and toxins from the digestive system.

Chlorella has been studied for its chelation properties, where it can bind to heavy metals and minerals in the bloodstream and tissues, helping to neutralize and eliminate them.