This is another case history and this is quite a mind-blowing case history.
This is a 63-year-old lady called Jean who I've seen.
Jean is one of these medical disasters.
This is the Titanic of the lady's with irritable bowel syndrome.
This was a disaster in the making and a disaster waiting to happen, and it's a terrible tragic
case.
It should've been completely avoided.
This woman is just another absolute, complete botch up of the medical profession.
I'm not bagging all doctors because I've got a lot of medical doctors and specialist friends
whom are fantastic people doing amazing jobs, but there are plenty of medical doctors out
there that do terrible jobs.
You always see good and bad in all professions.
I've seen terrible naturopaths and good naturopaths.
I've seen terrible chiropractors, so these case histories are not meant to be bagging
sessions for medical practitioners.
But this case here is one where everything went wrong for this poor woman, and it basically
ruined her life until we started to really set things right.
I'm going to read a bit out of my book, as I usually do with some of these cases, and
I'll do a narration along the way.
Jean saw me a while ago now and came from England to settle down in New Zealand.
When this patient first came in, what struck me was how thick her file of hospital notes
from London was.
It was literally three inches thick of notes.
This patient had been suffering with multiple digestive complaints for over 40 years, including
cramping, bloating, nausea, and continual diarrhea up to 10 bowel motions per day.
Her main problem was her increasing intolerance to foods, and Jean's diet had become so incredibly
restrictive that she could only eat a few foods, including chicken, fish, spinach and
fresh green beans, and that was it.
Most foods would set off terrible stomach pains she was experiencing, which caused her
to eat less and less.
Jean was one of those patients who ticked every condition box on my case taking form.
She had headaches, insomnia, migraines, arthritis, anxiety, depression, urinary tract infections,
and, in fact, Jean had everything.
This patient had been to over 25 doctors, several specialists, a bowel specialist, including
herbalists, naturopaths, physiotherapists, osteopaths, and even more.
The main concern was Jean's weight.
It had dropped to less than 80 pounds, 39 kilos.
And at 5 foot 6 inches in height, it's pretty bad.
A woman that tall literally looks like something that had come out of one of these concentration
camps with her liberation.
It was quite terrible to see a patient like that in my room because you could see the
bones everywhere.
And of course, what her bowel specialist in England said, he told her that she needed
to put on more weight, so he told her to eat more potato chips and more chocolate to gain
weight, which is why he's a bowel specialist.
More like an idiot as far as I'm concerned to tell someone with a bowel problem to eat
lots of chocolate and crisps.
It's a stupid thing to do, isn't it?
What tests were performed on Jean?
Apart from the usual blood tests, this poor woman had over a dozen colonoscopies performed
and each time all was normal.
The last visit this patient had to the gastroenterologist, "Our findings indicated that Mrs. X has no
significant disease."
No other tests were ever performed.
No stool tests.
No allergy test, just bowel examinations and the odd endoscopy, so that's a camera down
the throat.
A camera up the backside, a camera down the throat, they couldn't find anything.
What I do with cases like Jean.
Whenever I see these patients, I usually do a comprehensive digestive stool analysis times
three.
It's the best stool test you can do.
And guess what we found?
We found multiple issues as can be expected.
But in this particular case, we found a level three of Candida in all stool samples.
This woman had three plus, which is a lot of yeast that could be cultured in each stool
sample.
This is one of the worst bowel cases I've ever seen involving a yeast infection.
That was a significant finding for the patient, and the first time we had answers.
The patient and her husband were absolutely delighted, but also equally annoyed that it
took 40 years to find the answers.
How the hell did Jean end up like this?
How did she end up like this wreck of a patient?
I'll explain to you further.
Listen to this.
The answer's quite simple.
It's through the medical system.
When Jean was 18 years of age, she suffered from a terrible sore throat, so a doctor gave
her penicillin.
Up to three weeks, the throat was still painful, so more antibiotics were prescribed, and then
more and more and more.
Jean developed a bowel problem back in the late 1950s when nobody understood the significance
of repopulating the bowel with friendly bacteria, and so the patient suffered on and on.
Her recovery took nine months, which is a lot quicker than I thought it would take.
But it was mainly due to her following all the suggestions that she improved so quick.
This case could have taken five years to recover, but she short tracked it because she really
wanted to get well.
She followed the necessary lifestyle recommendations like relaxation, deep breathing, tai chi,
and supplementation and adhering strictly to the Candida Crusher diet principles.
Jean now weighs 61 kilos, which is 122 pounds, and has one normal bowel motion per day.
Can you relate to Jean?
Maybe you know an aunt, a grandmother, a sister, or a relation who's like Jean.
She's been sick all her life.
She's a medical disaster.
She's become a social leper.
She's basically avoided by a lot of people because all she does is moan about her health
all the time.
There are a lot of patients out there.
It's really sad and sometimes they even take their own life because nobody will listen
to them or give them any solutions.
Ask yourself this question, if you know someone like this and they started off taking antibiotics
a long time ago, they could be another Jean.
It's very important for these people to follow the correct principles that I've outlined
in the Candida Crusher program.
And as you can see, even after 40 years, you can still get recovery.
We can still give this lovely lady some quality of life back for the next 10 or 20 years of
her life.
And that's the thing about my profession I love the most is we're helping people.
We're helping people to get well.
Think about how you can avoid getting in this situation yourself.
If you're young, take heed.
Don't take antibiotics at a young age for every little sniffle or cough or cold you
get.
Look at natural treatments.
If you have developed a fungal infection, look at natural alternatives for that.
I developed the Canxida range of products for this.
The first product I developed is called Canxida Remove.
I didn't have it when I had Jean as a patient, so I had to use a hodgepodge of all sorts
of supplements.
But if I had Jean again, I'd put her on Canxida Remove.
Start her on one table a day and build her up to three a day for about a month, and then
take her up to six a day.
I'm getting outstanding results with this product with patients like Jean right now.
The moral of the story, avoid antibiotics as much as you can.
If you do have a bowel problem, get it sorted sooner rather than later.
Consider stool testing.
Stool testing will show you where the problems are and then they can be treated by dietary
and natural means rather than pharmaceutical drugs.
Thanks for tuning into my video.
I appreciate it.