Greetings.
Eric Bakker, the naturopath from New Zealand.
I'm talking about Pseudomonas Aeruginosa.
What's the best treatment?
We just talked about foods.
You'll eat a healthy diet, it's gonna go in your favor.
But what are some of the best treatments to actually counter this thing?
We tend to see Pseudomonas in certain types of stool tests with people.
I've found it quite commonly in people with autoimmune disease.
So, if you've got Hashimoto's Thyroiditis or Psoriasis, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Sjogren's
syndrome, Rheumatoid Arthritis, any one of 70 autoimmune diseases, there may be a potential
for you to have elevated Pseudomonas.
I also see Pseudomonas in stool test reports of people who've got bladder problems and
lung problems, sick in general, with these particular key areas.
There are many doctors watching this video who may burst out laughing at this point saying
this guy's on some kind of drugs or something.
Well, I'm not.
In fact, I don't take drugs, but what I can tell you, my personal experience from looking
at about 5,000 stool tests, I see a big correlation with Pseudomonas in autoimmune disease.
But I also see it in many people with chronic fatigue syndrome and people who've been unwell
for a long, long time who can't get well.
So what do I do with those cases?
How do we treat this sort of cases?
One of my favorite things to use with Pseudomonas is grapefruit seed extract.
Now you can buy that in a liquid form.
There are many companies that sell them.
You can buy it in a capsule form.
But it works best when used in combination with other things like Berberine and Caprylic
acid and clove and a whole range and balance of different things.
When you're using these together, in my opinion, you're getting a much better affect on normalizing
a lot of these pathogens in the gut.
Because when we find Pseudomonas in a stool test, we don't just find that.
We also find Citrobacter.
We also find Candida.
We find other bugs that are also in balanced amounts.
So, looking at a single pill, looking at, for example, Ciprofloxacin or one of these
crazy antibiotics that people still take, if you're gonna take those for days on end
to kill Pseudomonas, you're gonna create a massive problem.
In fact, you're gonna create two problems.
One problem is you're going to probably develop antibiotic resistance towards Pseudomonas,
which is a very smart bacteria.
It knows how to evade capture from many different drugs.
And the second one is you're gonna destroy a lot of beneficial bacteria in the gut.
So there's too much collateral damage.
So, taking an antibiotic for Pseudomonas, in my opinion, is just craziness.
It doesn't really make sense 'cause you create a bigger, bigger hole than the one you're
trying to fill in the first place.
When you use grapefruit seed extract, you'll find you will get rid of the Pseudomonas in
a stool test.
But as I mentioned, if there are other issues there, you're better off taking a broad spectrum
product.
This is why I got into product development.
Years ago I started to look at something that was effective that could work on things like
Pseudomonas.
And that's exactly why I created my CanXida Remove product.
Now at this point you may be thinking here this guy goes again.
He's pushing his own wheelbarrow.
He's marketing his own products.
I couldn't give two hoots where you get your products from.
As long as you're using grapefruit seed extract on Pseudomonas, particularly if you find it
in the gut, but I also believe it works well on the urinary system by taking it orally.
So you're gonna have a good effect, but remember if you're taking a broad spectrum antimicrobial,
you'll have a more complete effect.
Normally, I would recommend treatment for Pseudomonas for about six weeks to take the
grapefruit seed extract a few times per day.
If you're taking the CanXida Remove tablet, you would take one twice per day for a week
or two, and then three times per day.
After six to eight weeks, you retest.
Pseudomonas should be gone or it should have dropped from a three or four-plus count down
to a one-plus count.
But you will see a reduction.
I've seen this in hundreds of cases.
So you can get rid of this using natural means, and of course, medical people are not really
that keen on natural things.
But if you've got Pseudomonas, give it a try and give me some feedback on it.
Thanks for tuning in.