Greetings!
Eric Bakker.
Thanks for coming back and checking out my video.
I always appreciate people coming to the Candida Crusher channel, and have a good look around;
there are lots of videos I've created.
In fact there's well over a thousand videos now, so have a look at the channel.
Check out the playlists.
There's, I think, about 30-odd playlists.
So if you've got a question it's likely to be in one of those playlists, because there's
about 1100 videos I believe now, so there should be plenty for people to look through
and have a look.
Now, here's a typical question I get: the candida cleanse before and after.
You know, "What can I expect after my cleanse?"
Well it really depends on how you feel prior to your cleanse and how you undertake the
cleanse.
If you take an intelligent approach and get the information, an example: get a gut test
before you start treating the gut; then it's going to be a lot easier for you to navigate,
you know, through that cleanse detoxification pathway, especially if you've got a big problem
or you've had a longstanding problem with your digestive system or with your skin, you
know, autoimmunity.
So whether you believe you've got candida or not, if you've got a gut issue and you
put a protocol into place stuff is going to happen; there's no doubt about it.
And that "stuff", in inverted commas, all depends on how you manage that cleanse.
But we're going to talk about that in subsequent videos anyway.
So, what you can expect after a candida cleanse is: well, again, it depends on how severe
the case is.
If you've been sick, like some of my patients, for 10 or 20 years, it could take easily one
to two years before you start feeling really on top of the game here.
Easily one to two years.
Well, you go and figure, if you have an upset digestive system, you've taken multiple antibiotics,
you've taken, you know, Ibuprofen or Paracetamol or sleeping pills or happy pills or not-so-happy
pills or whatever pills you take; that if you're on all these medications, like some
people are, and there's a high level toxicity, you know, and you've got all these drug-induced
side effects, that's a totally different ball game from somebody who's got a relatively
simple case.
So the prolongation, you know, the before and after, that after path can take a long
time if you've been on medications.
That after time can be a lot shorter if you've obviously had a problem of a lot shorter duration.
So, what you can expect after is feeling a heck of a lot better.
But this heck-of-a-lot-better feeling occurs in stages, okay?
And this is where allopathic or Western medicine beats my kind of system and medicine hands
down any day, right?
You take a medication: you get a cessation of the symptom; the symptom reduces and you
think, "Woo hoo!
I'm cured!
My problem's all gone away."
But it ain't gone away at all.
Excuse me.
All you've done is you've suppressed that symptom.
You haven't cured the disease at all.
You've suppressed it only for that symptom to pop out down the track.
This can sometimes occur with the after.
So if you've been on medications for some time and you stop those medications, okay,
and then you start going through a cleansing regime with the body, all the symptoms can
be thrown up occasionally that you suppressed way back here with a steroid cream or with
a pill like Prednisone or something like that.
So the after part for people who've been on meds for years can sometimes be a bit uncomfortable
and disconcerting, because I have certainly seen cases of symptoms popping up one or two
years down the track of someone who's been on the drug for 10, 20 years and we managed
to get them off that drug.
So that can occur.
That's the after if you've been on meds for years and years and years.
If you haven't been on any medications for a long long time or ever, or you've only taken
a short course, then that's not likely to happen.
Generally then, the after for you is a recovery phase and then feeling pretty darn good.
And that feeling pretty darn good should also come from the inside, so you should actually
feel happy about your life, you know, feel that there's joy in your life and you should
be optimistic; that's a key thing I look for for people with the recovery phase.
I'm more concerned about how someone feels inside than how they are on the outside.
So if you don't look so good or your breath is a bit stinky or you've got skin rashes
or joint pain or you've got certain types of problems in the periphery but you feel
good on the inside, that's a key sign for a deep-seated recovery that I'm looking for
in people.
So be on the look out for that kind of a situation, because that's the after that I like to see
in people.
And when I see that kind of after scenario in people, I know that they're going to generally
fully recovery, and that's a really, a really awesome thing to see with people who've been
sick for a long, long time; it's fantastic.
So yeah, I mean this video could take any one of many slants, but when I think of the
before and after, I think of someone who's not feeling well and then someone who is feeling
well and a lot better.
But just remember, that transition depends on many factors, all right?
The time duration depends on a whole bunch of factors too.
I've also done videos on how long does it take to cure candida and things like that,
so check those videos out as well.
But I'll be talking more about this after scenario in subsequent videos.
So thanks for that question whoever posted that one.
Thank you.