Eric Bakker the naturopath from New Zealand. We're back on the job. Well, we're back into
level four again here in New Zealand. We had a Delta case coming through, and yeah,
we've been in lockdown. But actually, now we're out. I think we're in level two or three now. But
yeah, I can really feel it for a lot of people out there who are going through similar things,
not working, stuck at home, difficulty going out, mask wearing, social distancing,
all this kind of stuff. But hey, we're all in this together. That's the main thing.
Now, what's the question today? How many tablets of CanXida Remove should I take for a mild,
moderate, or a severe case? There are many videos already made on CanXida. So please,
please look at the playlists on this YouTube channel, and you can see a lot more regarding
me talking on the appropriate dosages to take. So there are no rules. There may be rules on
the road on speed limits and stuff, but there are no real rules when it comes to
taking things therapeutically. When I studied homeopathy many years ago, I learned one of the
most important things is not just what type of herbal supplement you take. It's also the dose,
how much you take, right? Now, when you look at ... I haven't got a bottle here,
but when you pick up any bottle, dietary supplement bottle, there'll be on the back,
it'll say, "Take as directed." But it'll say something like, "Take one or two per day."
I mean, that doesn't tell you anything. Now, I know nothing about your particular
case out there. I haven't seen you personally as a patient, so it's difficult for me to give
professional advice, but I always say the same thing, start slowly.
And in mild cases, moderate, or severe case, you would start slowly. If you've got a severe case,
you are not going to start really big time. I mean, that's a dumb thing to do. And if you've
got a mild case, you're not going to start with a really high dose, too. Why would you do that?
Always try and understand that if you start slowly and build up pace, it's much, much easier for you,
because you can always pull back quickly. Once you start taking high dosages,
and the energy of the product starts ramping up in the body, it's too late then. Then you
could get burning tummy pains and all sorts of things. So you start slowly.
In severe cases, I usually get patients even to start on half a tablet per day.
Get a tablet cutter from the chemist, cut it in two or three pieces, and take maybe
a third or a half a tablet with a meal and just wait a day or two and see what happens,
instead of taking one three times per day for the first week, and then lying in bed for two
days with a tummy pain. So always start slowly. Good. I'm glad you heard that, because some people
are saying that I mumble and they can't hear me. So I hope that I'm not mumbling at the moment.
So average, I would say between one to two per day for mild cases,
and then moderate or severe, and then gradually build up and build up and build up to what I call
tolerance level. So tolerance level means look for bowel changes. Look for discomfort levels,
and then maybe work under that threshold. You don't want to beat yourself up too much.
But also, I do believe a little bit in the saying, "No pain, no gain."
So sometimes you need to go through a little bit of discomfort and a little bit of a headache and
a little bit of bloating or farting before you recover, right? Remember, you're not an
Android yet. You're still a human, who farts, who breathes, who all that kind of stuff.
So when we start working on the gut, symptoms can be produced. So they're not like side effects. All
right? All it is is your body trying to correct things that are imbalanced. So medical doctors
sometimes say, "See, I told you this quack of a guy would poison you with this nonsense rubbish
stuff. Take these pills, they'll cure you." So meanwhile, you go home with an antibiotic.
Not a good idea. I've seen this occur in many cases where patients were taking
products like CanXida and were getting an aggravation, and then go to the doctor,
and the doctor would just say, "Throw it in the trash. This is the real medicine."
And the patient would walk out with a prescription for, you guessed it, an antibiotic.
And then I'd usually write in my notes, "Antibiotic script," and then sure enough,
within six months or 12 months, patient back on my doorstep with the same problem,
except now worse. And at that time, the doctor's already gone like this, thinking,
"Nah, no more. I'm out of there. I'm finished with that person," or has given another prescription.
So you need to be very careful when you start with CanXida not to jump ship all over the place.
There's the other thing that I've seen many people do is start with a protocol, start with a correct
diet, but then as soon as they got into a bit of rocky ground, some aggravations, they jump ship,
and we call those people "doctor hoppers" and there are many of them, or they'll even see
two or three doctors at the same time. So you'll never get the dosages right, then.
To me, it's like signing up to the gym for a year, going for a week,
having a sore butt, then dropping it and then going, doing a Zoom class or something like that.
If something's worth doing, it's worth sticking with.
It always is. You talk to any highly successful person, and they'll always say,
"Expect headwind. Expect hard times." If you can get through that, you can really rise above.
So start slowly. I know you want me to give you this dosage and that dosage, but it's difficult to
do. Because most patients, I've found, never need to go over about six doses or six tablets per day,
two, two, two. Generally not. So oftentimes two or three per day is sufficient for most
mild to moderate cases. But severe cases could be a little bit ... You may go look in cycles, too.
Look at the two, four, two protocol video. I'm sure I did a video called two, four, two protocol,
where I explained about starting slowly, building up to a higher level, and then
coming down again. Right? So it's a little bit like stretching before exercise and then
doing your bench press and then doing a stretch at the end to finish.
Dosages are no similar. The two, four, two protocol I learned from Dr. Joseph Collins in the
States. It's a very clever protocol on starting, initiating a dosage, building it up, and then
coming down again. It's an intelligent approach, but there are many approaches like it, right?
So last thing I'll leave you with is what I always say, start slow,
build up. But in that building up phase, you're going to be looking at lifestyle, of course,
and sleep and diet. Maintain that, and as you improve, improve, improve, you come down. All
right? And you don't need to take the supplements if you don't need them. You only take them
if they're of use to you. All right? Watch my other videos. Thanks for tuning in.