I'm Eric Bakker the naturopath, thanks for coming back.
I'm just going to read out an email off the screen and then I'm going to reply to that email.
See if I can find... Here it is.
Yeah, that's on. Does taking CanXida products with food increase the efficacy of the product? I have
a question in regards to CanXida. I know that Dr. Bakker advises you to take supplements with food.
Does taking it with food increase the efficacy of the product? The reason that I ask is because I
would like to fast to starve the yeast completely as well as to allow the product to work without
food. I've learned in the past that supplements can work better when your body is fasting and
detoxing. My plan was to set a goal for three days up to a week if I can do it, and use charcoal at
night to handle die off. I'll be getting a colonic at the end of the week. I have done a 30 day juice
fast, but this one would be shorter since it will be a water fast. I don't want any sugar involved.
Well this whole notion about starving yeast is actually a pile of crap.
It doesn't really work. You can go on a fast for a year, it's not going to work. You're
not going to "starve" the yeast. Yeast will always find something to eat in the body.
Yeast is very clever. It will lay low, it will lay dormant. It can lay dormant for a long,
long, long time. It's not something that needs constantly to eat all the time.
It's clever. It's a very clever organism, it's been around a long time.
So the person who I'm replying to regarding this, I would like that person to look
at the video I did on the 242 protocol. This is going to smash the heck out of the yeast. When you
start understanding how to manipulate dosages of a powerful supplement like CanXida Remove properly,
you're really starting to get the best out of that product. I've never really worked with
naturopaths or doctors that work with protocols like the 242, where they actually understood
the efficacy of coming in in an induction phase with the supplement and building it up
and then in the treatment phase you can also have various levels of heightened responses
that you want to push a supplement dosage up with and down. Then a finale phase. So this
stops the yeast from getting used to any kind of dosage, and it pushes you to a very high point.
But the question is, is it best with food or without food?
I think it depends on you as a person, on your tolerability. I prefer CanXida
products to be taken with food, but I know many patients that take them without food and had
very good results. I'm a big believer that probiotics work best when taken with meals.
This was after many consultations and discussions I've had with some of the top people in the world.
The probiotic manufacturers I've visited, particularly in Nebraska,
and some of the top companies. So talking with the scientific people, the people who actually
research and produce the probiotics, I started to understand that these beneficial bacteria
do prefer to be around some type of food rather than empty stomach altogether.
But then you'll say to me, hey man, you're wrong. You're speaking with a fork tongue
like a big snake, because you're saying one thing and then a minute later you're saying
something else. Well let me tell you this; I'm not a snake. Even though I've been called that. But if
you think about it, bacteria do need feeding. Even though we put this product in a delayed
time release capsule, the CanXida Restore, I've always found I've seen the most favorable
stool test reports when people were taking this product for several months
with small meals or snacks as opposed to people who were taking it separately completely. I
always study the stool test to see what the better outcomes were. I always found them to
be better with people who were taking them with food. They had higher counts of lactobacillus,
they had higher counts of bifidobacteria. This came back consistently on the stool test reports.
Because many of my patients also were big fans of fasting. I'm not personally a fan of fasting;
I am personally a fan of cutting food right back to very small portion sizes and eating smaller
meals every now and then. But to cut out all food completely, it's just not something I like to do.
Just never really appealed to me. I have worked with people with fasting programs,
but if you want to fast that's perfectly fine. Just be sure to take care with what you're doing.
But the person I'm replying to, I'm sure you've had a lot of experience with fasting judging by
your email. But have a look at the 242 protocol. I think it might work quite well for you,
and yes you can take the supplements when you're fasting as well,
if you're experienced and you desire to do that. It sounds like you've got it pretty
well sorted. So I hope this gives you a bit of useful information. Thanks for the question.