Greetings, It's Eric Bakker, the Naturopath. Thanks for coming back.
Let's talk about the dosages of CanXida products. By now, if you've been looking at this channel,
you'll be quite familiar with the kind of work that I've been doing now for quite a long time,
working with patients, primarily with yeast infections, but also small intestinal bowel
issues, bacterial problems, constipation and gallbladder problems, so many different things.
So this was basically my life's work for 30 plus years. The products came more towards the end
of the work that I did based on experience and understanding and working with many companies.
One thing I've come to realize: one size does not fit all. Now, I know what size Levi's I like
to wear, the black Levi's that I usually wear. It's a 30 ... I think it's a 33 centimeter waist.
It's a particular size, so I can go down to a shop here and I can say,
"Right, I want these jeans," and then, bang, I got these jeans at that size
and that fits me. Now, if I were to have jeans for sale on this YouTube channel or shirts or
whatever, and if I just created one size, how many people do you think would like that? Ain't
going to happen because everyone's got a different size, and it's the same when it comes to taking a
tablet or taking a capsule. One size does not fit all. It has to be tailored to suit that person.
You will know what suits you in terms of the jeans you wear or the top that you wear whenever you put
it on. "Nah, it's no good. It's too small. It's too big." You'll know straight away.
It's a little bit different when you're taking a dietary supplement. So let's just talk a little
bit that and explain the concepts that I work with patients with when it comes to dosages.
One reason, I believe, I've had a lot of success and, again, I'm not flying tickets or waving flags
or big egos, but I've had tremendous success with many patients. I've taught many naturopaths in
Australia and New Zealand on how to successfully work with people with a lot of gut problems,
because you need to tailor and suit the dosage for that patient,
and this is how you're going to do it. So let's talk about that now.
When you look at the CanXida Remove formula, probably the most powerful product that we've
made to date, you need to be careful. So I always, always, always, always,
that was four times I said always, I'll say one more time, always, start low, all right?
You're not going to take CanXida Remove and put 12 tablets in your hand and swallow them all,
but some patients I know have done that in the past. I basically growled at those people. I get
annoyed with them when they were patients. Yes, I have actually fired some patients for being
naughty people or not trying to really listen when I'm talking to them and they're in my consulting
room, but throwing caution to the wind and doing silly things. So if you're a chronic person,
if you've had problems for a long time, let's say you've had issues for say five years plus,
it's not a great idea to take a brand new dietary supplement off the bat at a high dose.
There's no difference with that with not understanding how to drive a motor vehicle
and then getting into a Lamborghini and saying, "Look, I'm going to be the best."
I've seen enough YouTube videos, I'm sure you have, of people hopping into Lambos and wrapping
around the telegraph pole as they go up the road. That's just stupidity. There's no need to do that.
When you've got power, you need to understand how to use the power wisely, and the CanXida Remove is
a powerful product. So in saying all that, you start with one tablet a day. But if you've been
chronically sick for 10 to 20 years, and you can't poop, for example, except once a week, you've had
serious constipation half your life, or you've been on multiple rounds of antibiotics, you've
got a long history of taking many pharmaceutical medications, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. You
know what I'm saying, like the seriously chronic person, those people may want to even start with
the CanXida Remove tablet, cutting it in three or four pieces and taking a quarter of a tablet
now to mitigate side effects. Well, not side effects, but aggravations, if you're
seriously sick person. You will always take that CanXida Remove with a snack or a bit of food.
With experience, or if you're a milder case, you can get away with taking it well away from food,
but not if you're chronically seriously sick.
In many of those cases, you'll be under the supervision probably of a medical doctor anyway.
But on my experience, a lot of people who will self-medicate because they get sick of
going to doctors time and time again, and just basically getting the prescription shuffled
around. That's all they get, so they ended up ditching the doctor and doctoring themselves.
So you need to be very careful in that case. If you're taking, say,
five or six pharmaceutical drugs, and you want to incorporate CanXida,
I recommend you do that under the supervision of a licensed naturopath or medical doctor unless you
are a person who studied medicine or understand these things. That's the seriously sick person.
Let's talk about the average kind of person who I used to see. Someone who's been sick maybe for
6 months, 18 months, 1 or 2 years on average. There is no average. So I would always start
that patient on one tablet a day. But sometimes I'll have a patient sitting in, we used to have
a chair there, and they'd pull out a bag of supplements. They'd been taking, for example,
oregano oil, or they'd been on probiotics for a year, or they're quite experienced supplement
taker. Generally, they can take one per day or even one Remove per day, twice per day, without
too much problem. That's something you need to feel the water with. There's no way possible for
me to say that all you guys out there need this dose and that's it. That's what the amateurs do.
Amateurs will give people basically a dosage guidance … what do you call it? … a
range for the dosage and say, "Take between one to two or three tablets,
one, two or three times per day." That's a very loose kind of way of prescribing.
Supplements work well in the digestive system when there's food in there. They
always tend to work better, particularly the ones like CanXida Remove. Probiotics also work
quite well with food regardless of what people say, especially if you put them in a delayed
time release capsule. So back to Remove, I will recommend one per day for two to three days,
and then if that's okay then you can probably step it up to one, twice per day. After that, and then
within a week or two, you're probably on three per day. You can take CanXida Remove from anywhere
from a quarter tablet up to 12 tablets a day. I've had some patients take 12 a day for a few months
that really, really cleaned up their digestive system from seriously, seriously, big problem.
It's also depends on your toughness, your mental toughness. Can you handle perhaps
a bit of a reaction if you take too much? Can you handle a headache? Can you handle a sick feeling?
That will only happen if you push yourself too hard. Now you know by going to the gym, if you
push yourself too hard, well, you're going to have a sore butt, you're going to have a sore leg,
sore arms. I mean, you know that, but the degree of the pain depends on the degree of your
attitude too and how you are at the gym.
Intelligent people will take it easy for the first four to six weeks and gradually break in,
train harder and harder, and then, kapow, they're into it. They're training. Supplement takers are
the same. Start slow, build that up, work out what works for you, what suits you well,
and work out what's overstepping the mark or over-training in this case.
So most people, I won't say all, but most patients I've seen when I did see patients when they were
taking the CanXida products would easily get away with two to three tablets per day for
6 weeks, 8 weeks, 12 weeks, no problem. I would say that with at least 60, 70% of people,
and the rest were made up of cases with varying complexity from relatively complex
out to seriously complicated cases. Those people sometimes would see me weekly. We'd have a Skype
session once per week and we talk about things. Often I found that something would get in the
way. There'd be some family problems or a person lose their job, or they get fired, or
they have a separation, or there's some big emotional crisis happened, and then, of course,
the supplements, we would drop the dosages right back. We wouldn't sustain those dosages. So when
a fork comes in the road, sometimes you've got to take a detour. You've got to stop
back up and think, "What am I going to do at this point?" So if you've been sick for a long time,
and you're trying to supplement, you need to work the supplements also around your lifestyle and
your diet. So it all depends on what you eat, how much you eat, all those kinds of things.
So if we want to summarize CanXida Remove, I would say, start with one per day for three days
on average, and if that's okay then you can take one twice per day for the following three days,
and then you should be on one with each meal. So breakfast
and lunch are usually the two earlier, the two better dosages I like people to take Remove with.
So eventually then you can take one breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Again, if you want to be
cautious and you want to step it up, you could cut a tablet in half and take one and a half
one, one-one. So sometimes I'd get a piece of paper, and I encourage you to do that, and just
put Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, you know all those days, just patung-tung-tung,
and then put your dosage down there. "I'm going to take one on Monday. I'm going to take one on
Tuesday. I'm going to take one on Wednesday. And I'm just going to do that for three days
and I'm going to stop and see how I feel." That's being cautious and doing it correctly.
Then if that's okay, then you can go Monday, maybe one and a half or two,
one for breakfast, one with lunch. Or you could do one for breakfast and a half with
lunch if you want to be a bit more cautious. So it's totally up to you, but I can assure you,
there's no toxic ingredients in CanXida Remove. It's not an addictive product. You won't get like
addicted to it. It hasn't got methamphetamine or drugs or pharmaceuticals or nothing in it.
I get the weirdest emails. You wouldn't believe some people tell me this pharmaceuticals mix
through, antibiotics and things. What the hell would I do that fortunately?
So you're in safe hands, you just need to work out the dosage that's correct for you.
The main problem I found with people is in the beginning stages of starting the supplement.
The first usually two to three weeks for many people is the problematic one, when they don't
really know what they're doing. Think back when you bought that Harley Davidson that you've got
now or that car or whatever it is. The first few weeks you were on it, it was pretty scary,
wasn't it? You didn't really know exactly what to do or what your limits were, or what you could
get away with in that car. But eventually, after a few long trips and driving it and whatever it was,
you felt more comfortable, and then within a few months it was no problem at all.
CanXida Remove is exactly the same. It's a powerful vehicle. You need to know how
to manipulate the speed and all those kinds of things. You can do that with just a tiny little
bit of intelligence and a lot of common sense. That's all you really need. So don't ask me for
what dosage would you recommend for me? It's something you need to do yourself, like try
those jeans on to see if they fit, or hop in that car and work out how far you can push that gas
pedal down. So you know what it's like, with the gas pedal, it's quite nice to go fast, but then
you got to stop at the end of the road. The supplements are no different. It's
nice to take them, but then what about the following day or the day after when you're
sitting there in the bathroom because you have a problem? But you shouldn't, if you're cautious.
CanXida Restore is a little bit different. It's a capsule, not a tablet. It's in a particular
type of time release capsule. I like people to take CanXida Restore twice per day, morning
and before bed. But I know a lot of people will take that capsule three times a day:
breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and that's perfectly fine too.
The dosages for Restore are pretty similar to Remove except you're not going to use as
much. You don't have to manipulate the dosage up and down as much as you doing the Remove
because the Remove does much of the cleaning and the digging in there, and you're getting all the
crap out of the gut, whereas the Restore does what it says: it restores the digestive system.
So this is something you're going to do for several months. The last supplement
generally you take is a probiotic enzyme, which is Restore. Remove is more for the heavy duty work,
getting things sorted, and they both work really well together. It's a multivitamin. So that's
one again, one to two per day is perfectly fine. Generally, again, with breakfast, lunch or dinner,
one of those three meals. Start with one a day. You can end up with two per day. They're
a little bit chunky. You can crush them up and mix them in with food, no problem at all as well.
So hope that gives you a bit of insight into the conflicting stories that I keep seeing
about the CanXida to products. "How many do I take? Do I take 10 a day? Do I take two a day?
So just count on anywhere between a quarter of a tablet up to 12.
Now, you won't be taken 12. 12 is something you do under the guidance of somebody, generally,
and it's for seriously sick people with like very high blastocystis problems or people who just want
to get a breakthrough. They just want to … it's a bit like taking a car on the racetrack and
pushing through the fear barrier and realizing that you can do a hell of a lot more than you
thought you were capable of. But most people will never go on a racetrack with a car, like most
people will never take 12 CanXida Remove per day. So top end dosage for you, I think realistically
for most people, anywhere between four to six per day for short bursts of two to three weeks.
I'll have to do another video showing you different types of protocols,
which I've worked out for taking CanXida Remove, and I might do that in the video after this
to show you, for example, the 242 protocol and various other ones that have worked out.
So I hope you got a bit of information out of this video. Thanks for tuning in.