Greetings, Eric Bakker.
Thanks for coming back.
I've got a question from a male subscriber regarding jockage.
Very, very good questions here.
Let's have a look.
"I have jockage.
And although I have reigned it in a few times before going on a low carb, no booze, high
probiotic diet, I'm usually am so happy I go right back into socializing and drinking
and eating a little more indulgently and it all returns.
It is giving me dyshidrotic eczema too and this is the bang of my life.
So I really want to attack this Candida issue long-term over many years and get my system
back on top for good.
I take Chlorella and this makes my stools firm, but soft and green.
However, when I run out of Chlorella for a few days, I notice my stools are a little
bit more yellow-brown or clay colored, not the dark brown I'd expect.
After doing some research, it would make sense I have digestive enzyme issues also caused
by Candida.
I have many food allergies.
So my questions are this; are there any enzymes that you can buy that might cause allergic
problems?
I'd like to start taking an enzyme formula that aids digestion.
So avoiding stuff putrefying or fermenting in the gut and to aid liver function, but
I'm not sure if there are any specific issues considering regarding allergic reactions.
I notice some of the enzymes are specifically for digesting certain foods so unless you
adjust ..." I'll just read that again.
"I noticed some of the enzymes are specifically for digesting certain foods so must you adjust
your particular diet?"
Okay so let's have a look here.
This is what we typically see and I wrote about this in the Candida Crusher book.
That the danger period occurs when you recover because that's when you're more likely to
go back into your usual pattern and lifestyle.
So for this particular guy, what I'd like to say to him is, well first of all he says
here, "I really want to tackle this Candida issue long-term."
So they're all in capital letters.
Well if you want to do it long-term, my friend, you need to stop drinking long-term.
You need to stop eating crappy carbs long-term.
So try and put the long-term on the other foot.
So try and be a good boy long-term.
Okay?
This is really going to get your gut in a good position.
But it's not so much the change in the diet that I want long-term, okay?
It's the change in the behavior, the change in the lifestyle that we want long-term because
that's going to dictate your future.
Remember the classic saying, "People don't decide their future, they decide their habits."
And the habits will decide the future for you, my friend, right?
So if you're drinking everyday or drinking regularly, that's going to be your long-term
future.
So yeah, these changes need to be long-term.
Forget about trying to tackle the problem and getting rid of it long-term.
It's what you're doing now up until the point where it's gone and beyond that will dictate
your future for you.
So the indulgency has to stop.
You have to, every time you're sitting there with your friends and you're thinking about
this drink in front of you and you're thinking about facial disfigurement from eczema and
all the horrific embarrassing feelings associated with that, that should pop up in your mind
like a red flag, ka-ping.
That pops up there and you've got this picture of a disgusting face all poxy with eczema
and then ka-ping you've got this glass of alcohol on the other hand.
So take your pick.
The money or the box.
Which one do you want to pick?
It's your call.
Right?
So point I'm making is it's got to be a long-term adjustment for you so you get the long-term
outcome you're looking for.
And generally when people make those adjustments long-term and they stick to them, they don't
go back to socializing with these people anymore.
They usually find other friends that have a completely different kind of lifestyle that
support these healthy behaviors that you're looking for.
Right?
It's a good point to make in mind, all right?
I think by reading this, this person's quite left brain and quite scientific.
There's quite detail in here.
These people also, this person has a tendency to get quite anxious about things.
I can tell by the way that he's writing.
"Are there any enzymes that you can buy that might cause allergic problems?"
I mean I don't know what you mean by allergic problems.
You're not likely to get an allergy from an enzyme.
What you are likely to get is a bit extra gas or bloating or a symptom like that especially
if you've got a weak digestive system and you put a good enzyme formula in there that's
going to accelerate things.
So for the first time in a long time, you may be digesting food properly.
Well that's not an allergy.
I haven't heard of people getting allergies from enzymes so I don't really think that
happens.
"I'd like to start taking an enzyme formula that aids digestion.
So avoiding stuff putrefying or fermenting in the gut."
Well that doesn't really happen unless you're drinking beer all the time and eating lots
of Mars bars for breakfast and eating lots of crap.
You're going to get a lot of putrefying, really terrible sensations in your tummy.
But that generally doesn't really happen to the extent what you're putting in here.
The rotting flesh in my intestines sitting there like a brick for two weeks before I
have a bowel motion.
I mean a Hare Krishna accosted me once on the street and said to me, "Are you a man
who eats flesh?"
I said, "Well what's wrong with a good burger every now and then?"
He said, "All that rotting meat in your intestines it sits there like a brick for weeks and weeks."
I mean, each to their own.
You know?
As I've mentioned before, it's hard for the body to digest raw lettuce.
In fact harder for that than it is to digest raw meat.
So maybe the Hare Krishna guy's got rotting lettuce in intestine [inaudible 00:05:46].
You know?
Who know?
So why don't you take this approach first?
Try and incorporate lemon juice into your diet.
A lot more lemon juice and a lot more apple cider vinegar.
These two very basic acids are very good digestive enzymes in their own right.
They really allow the body to perform a lot better when it comes to different types of
foods that need to be broken down.
So I generally find people who include more cider vinegar or lemon juice in their diet
have a lot less bloating, a lot less gas, and a lot less fermentation.
So that's step number one.
Step number two is just put a plain basic enzyme in there that's got multiple, three
or four or five different enzymes in there which work on proteins, carbohydrates or fats.
Check up my CanXida Restore.
The one with the green label.
This one here, for example, that product there has got multiple enzymes in it which are going
to have a nice effect on breaking down lots of different foods in the diet, particularly
effective when you're changing your diet.
You know, you're starting to incorporate new foods in there.
So I have not had any people come back mentioning that CanXida Restore has an issue in terms
of allergies.
I've never seen it.
So taking one of those capsules twice a day with meals is a big step in the right direction.
There are probiotics in there as well.
So that should help you too.
"I've noticed that some of the enzymes are specifically for digesting certain foods so
must you adjust for your particular diet?"
No.
You don't.
You just need to eat normal foods like meats, vegetables, fruits which you can get away
with eating, grains which you can get away with eating.
Put some enzymes in there and it should work for you.
It should work for you fine, especially if you don't hang around with people who are
indulgent.
Okay?
In the first place.
So that's the big one is to watch out for these kind of people.
All right?
So I hope you're taking some of that on board.
So let's just quickly recap.
All right?
Keep away from these people for 12 months.
If you're really talking long-term, we're talking 12 months.
We're not talking six weeks.
Don't be scared of enzymes.
Enzymes work for many people.
They work very effectively and they're a great transition to get you from one stage of a
diet through to another.
Okay?
And they'll really improve your bowel function long-term as they facilitate the breakdown
of food.
But don't forget to add lemon juice and cider vinegar into your diet prior to that.
All right?
These are very good additions to your diet.
Give all that a go and give me some feedback.
Thanks for the question.