Greetings.
Eric Bakker, New Zealand naturopath.
Author of Candida Crusher, formulator of the CanXida range of products.
Thanks for tuning in.
I'm going to do a video today based on many requests I've had in the past several weeks
on parasites.
Parasites is a very big topic.
There's some very good information on the internet, but as usual, there's a lot of crap
on the internet about parasites.
I want to try to set the record straight for people who've got parasites and are interested
in a very effective parasite eradication solution.
That's what we're going to hit on right now.
The seven successes or seven tips in terms of parasite eradication.
I've written a cheat sheet here as usual.
Let's get into it.
Number one.
Identify your target.
Let's just say you're going out deer hunting or stuff like that or shooting animals, duck
shooting or something.
Well, it might pay for you to work out where you're going if there's actually going to
be ducks or deer there or the animals that you're trying to target.
There's no point going out to the parking lot or to the bowling alley or the supermarket
looking for ducks because you probably won't find them there.
You've got to find the right location where they're probably going to be and have a pretty
good idea where you think they're going to be.
Target them.
They could be anywhere in the body, but let's assume that you're targeting the digestive
system, which is what I think you were doing.
Targeting usually means testing, so your medical doctor can often do a test for parasites.
If not, you can do a functional medicine test through your naturopathic doctor or chiropractic
doctor or medical doctor who has an interest in a functional test.
A functional test is a little bit different from a pathological test.
A function test is going to look at a whole wide range of parameters, not just one particular
little bug.
That's a very myopic and narrow way of testing not a lot of medical doctors do.
They check for one tiny thing like they've got their blinkers, but they forget there
could be other stuff out here.
Functional medicine tests.
There are tons of labs you can do this from if you're in the States or in Europe.
No matter where you live.
There's Genova Diagnostics.
There's Doctor's Data.
There's Diagnostechs.
There's many different labs that will do this test.
A parasite screen is something that you can easily do.
It shouldn't cost too much.
If you're going to do a comprehensive stool analysis, that could be in the range of several
hundred dollars, but a parasite screen is usually less.
Number one.
Identify your target.
Do you have Blastocystis hominis?
Do you have Entamoeba?
What have you got?
What type of parasite have you got inside?
Have you got giardia?
It pays to find out what you've got before you're going to pull out a gun and try to
fire a bullet into that target.
Try to find out you've got.
Number two.
Consider the severity of your problem.
Try to work out if you really have got parasites and you can do that also sometimes without
testing.
Think logically.
I know I've said to you guys before, "Common sense isn't very common."
Logic isn't very common today either.
Sometimes people travel overseas, so to the Caribbean or to India or to Asia.
They could go to the Pacific Islands.
Particularly areas that are hit with hurricanes with poor water supply.
These are places where you're going to get parasites.
You're not going to get parasites if you go to Wal-Mart, generally.
You're more likely to get a parasite if you're going to go to a place where the hygiene is
not so good.
Maybe the hygiene is not so good at Wal-Mart.
I don't know.
Consider the severity.
How bad is your parasite problem?
Do you have really bad diarrhea?
Do you have really bad cramping pains?
Do you have overwhelming fatigue and brain fog and joint pain?
You can also go and have a look at some of my articles or other YouTube videos I've completed
on parasites to understand about how severe this response can be.
Severe responses should drive you to the doctor to get tested immediately.
Especially if you're traveled and then developed an acute GI problem.
Get it tested.
Find out what the heck it is.
Consider the severity and act on that severity.
You don't want to have a parasite in your body for years and years.
Initially when you get it, you can get quite strong symptoms, but they can settle down.
I've tested patients who've got parasites now that are literally asymptomatic.
They haven't got symptoms, but they did have them 5 or 10 years ago and they lived 10 years
of crappy life because they never really associated down the track the problems they had could've
been linked with what happened 10 years prior.
Thinking.
Number three.
Don't be parasite focused.
You may have parasites, but then you may not have parasites.
You may have Candida.
You may have a bacterial overgrowth like small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.
You may have an under acid stomach.
You could have any one of anything.
That's why testing is important.
Even if you do find you have got parasites, don't focus just on a parasite.
Focus on the integrity of the whole gut.
The whole health of the gut.
A healthy gut with parasites is more likely to counter the parasite.
If you've just got a parasite you're treating, if you're just shooting that one thing, there
could be a lot of collateral damage that could occur.
Be careful.
Sometimes you can kill the friendly guys by trying to wipe out the bad guy.
It happens all the time in war.
Number four.
Natural treatment first before pharmaceutical treatment.
Some patients I've treated over the years I found that I had to go in there with the
big gun first.
Blow something up before I could finish off the job with the smaller gun.
Other times, more commonly, I prefer to go in with a natural, a softer, gentler approach
and then ramp that approach up a little bit and push that patient for four to six weeks.
And then let's see how they are after two weeks.
If we complete a few of those cycles and we still find that they're very sick, maybe pharmaceutical
treatment is necessary.
In many cases, it isn't.
Because if you take a parasite down in large numbers over a prolonged period of time with
gentle treatment, you're going to weaken the parasite.
Then at the same time, if you focus on boosting up the good guys, you're going to take the
parasites out.
It works for me and it works for a lot of people that I work with.
It's a basic simple approach.
Number five.
Don't forget the good guys.
Look after the soldiers.
Don't just kill the enemy.
Make sure the soldiers get looked after, too.
Make sure that the lactobacillus and the bifida bacteria and the enterococcus and the e-coli
and all these other species that are important in your gut that they're well taken care of.
Probiotics.
Enzymes to help break down food to give food to the beneficial bacteria.
These are all very clever things you can do.
Look after the good guys big time and they'll take care of the bad guys.
Six.
Food is your medicine.
Medicine is your food with parasites.
Having a diet with sodas, beer and pizza is probably not really going to help you a lot
if you've got parasites.
Drinking a glass of Coca-Cola three or four times a day, probably not a good idea if you've
got parasites.
Would you agree?
I hope you agree.
You're much better off focusing on a very healthy clean eating approach.
I've talked and talked and talked until I'm blue in the face.
I'm not really blue in the face, I think.
But I've talked a lot about the food approach when it comes to parasites, when it comes
to Candida and bacteria.
I'd really like you to go back and look at some of those videos that I've completed on
good ways of eating.
I've done about 200 or 300 videos on this channel just about that alone.
Check out some of my videos on healthy eating.
When you eat like this, it's going to really undermine the parasite.
Particularly when you start including a lot of good herbs and spices in your diet.
Take sugars out.
Take yeasts out.
Eat lots of fresh healthy foods.
This really discourages bad things and encourages good things.
Common sense.
Number seven.
The last one.
Look at your lifestyle.
No point trying to counter parasites if you're up at three o'clock in the morning on Facebook
or whatever you're looking at.
It's Instagram now isn't it?
Try to look carefully at how much sleep you're getting.
Quality sleep is what we want.
Are you resting enough?
Are you stressing out?
Do you have anxiety?
Is your neighbor playing crazy cat videos at high volume and you can't sleep at night?
Try to find out where the stresses are in your life and try to deal with these stresses.
The happier you feel and the less stress you've got in your life, the better you eat, all
these things go in your favor to eradicate parasites.
The last thing I'll leave you with is check out CanXida, CanXida Remove
in the red bottle.
That product was formulated for parasites, for bad bacteria and for Candida species.
I've had tremendous success with CanXida Remove with Blastocystis hominis, Dientamoeba fragilis,
and many other different types of parasites.
Is it a straight anti-parasite product?
No.
It's a gut cleansing product.
That product when combined with a healthy diet and a healthy lifestyle is going to really
help to get you in good shape.
Be sure to check out CanXida.com because you'll probably also want to take the CanXida Restore,
which is a probiotic enzyme.
It works perfectly with Remove.
When you use them together in combo with the tips I've given you here, you're going to
probably eradicate a parasite within a 6 to 12-month period or a lot less.
It all depends on you.
I hope this has been a useful video.
Please give me some comments on it.
Let me know what other kind of videos that you're interested in.
Thanks for tuning in.