Greetings, Eric Bakker.
Thank you for checking out my video.
It's good to be back, I took a bit of a break, nothing like a break.
I've got lot's of stuff to go through today, and again, many different types of questions
that I get through the Candida Crush YouTube channel.
So, gonna reply to a few of these.
The first question I get quite regularly asked is, "Will a Candida Cleanse kill parasites?"
That's a very good question, and there's no one simple answer to that question.
That's like you're asking me, "Will the sun shine tomorrow?"
You know?
Your guess is as good as mine.
But what I can tell you, many cases I see of people with parasites either respond initially
to treatment or don't respond.
But, I don't generally focus hard core on parasites when I first see a patient.
Especially if they can afford to do a stool test.
Now not everybody can do that, 'cause a stool test, a very good one through a reputable
US lab like Genova Diagnostics or Doctors Data, is gonna cost you about 2 or 3 hundred
dollars.
Now, for some people, that could be a whole years wages, for other people they could earn
that in five minutes.
So, it's difficult for me often to work with parasites with people if I haven't completed
with that patient, a proper stool test.
So, let's make the assumption that you have been able to afford the stool test, you know,
particularly three days in a row.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or, a day apart is okay, but we ideally want to asses the
stool over a several day period.
You know, it's a really good idea to do that.
Parasites have life cycles, so if your very keen on checking up with parasites, a good
thing for you to do is to get a test done on multiple days.
Doing a test on one day is not sufficient to detect a parasite.
All right?
But, in saying that, if you've had very bad, you know, loose bowels, you've been traveling
maybe to a third world country, and you know you've got a parasite, you absolutely know
you've got one, because before you went to the Caribbean or Bali or whatever, your bowels
were fine, but when you got back home it was bad.
You went to the doctor, you had one single stool test, a parasite was revealed.
That's a different ball game from what I'm talking about here.
You know, what I'm talking about is will a Candida Cleanse for parasites, perhaps you've
had a parasite for a long time and you've got, we've done a stool test, we find a parasite,
particularly like it could be dientamoeba, blastocystis hominis which is so common today,
I see it about probably 60% of stool tests.
So, let's just assume you've got blastocystis in all 3 stool samples, and then I'm interested
in looking at the remainder of the microbiology profile to see what you've got.
Show me your hand.
It's like playing poker.
There's week hands and there are strong hands.
Now, you can't bluff your way out of this one.
Because you've got all the right symptoms.
All right.
So, let's just say you've got some yeast in your gut, you've got some parasites in your
gut, you've got low levels of beneficial bacteria.
You may have multiple dysbiotic bacteria that need treating.
So what the hell are we gonna do?
We've got all this stuff there, you know?
All these bad guys there lingering about the room.
Who we gonna point the finger at first and tell to leave?
Doesn't work like that.
What I tend to do is look at the strength of the stool test and the weaknesses.
I tend to look at the strength of the patient and their weaknesses.
You know, I look at their occupation, I would look at their lifestyle with their eating,
different things like that.
But it's not usually a good idea to go hellbent straight out on the parasite, if in the gut
you've got bigger fish to fry, if you know what I mean.
Let's say you've got multiple species of candida in your gut, and you've got candida and you've
got low levels of beneficial bacteria.
You're symptoms are very important.
So, the practitioner should take a close look at your symptoms, and a close look at your
diet, and make up his or her mind what their going to do first.
The bigger the problem, I'm not gonna argue with you, the bigger the hammer required.
But I don't like hitting people on the head with a sledge hammer when they first come
to see me if they're very week, if you get what I mean.
Sometimes people need building up first, before their gut needs tearing down.
So there's no simple answer to this.
But this I can tell you from experience, is go easy.
Take it nice and easy.
Don't take 25 different types of antimicrobial stuff to try and wipe it all out.
It's not that simple.
An intelligent approach is required on a candida cleanse to eradicate parasites.
I'm at the point now where I don't generally treat blastocystis straight up, I don't do
it.
I will usually go for candida first, dysbiotic flora like citrobacter or psuedomonis or klebsiella,
I like to get rid of those guys, I hate those guys.
They go, and then I don't have to shift, so I like to go for them first.
And guess what?
Often when we do that, the blastocystis gets weak, and it will drop in the subsequent tests
from 3, you know, hits in each sample it will often drop back to one, or two.
So we'll only find it in one or two samples.
But if you really want to get it down to one sample in a subsequent test, get the beneficial
bacteria up and running by eating the right kind of foods.
It's not just all about probiotics, you need to eat the right food.
Eating good food, for example steamed vegetable, you know, some lean proteins, build that gut
floor up and up, so it'll become so powerful, blasto will just take a hide.
It won't like it.
I've seen that in many cases.
And naturally you'll need to eat around what you can and can't eat, but to recap on this,
it's not easy.
But it also doesn't have to be complicated to do this.
Don't have a primary focus on parasite.
Focus on the integrity of the gut in general, improve the diet.
Look at something like my candida remove product which I designed for parasites, for candida,
and for dysbiotic flora.
It's one of the only products I know on the market that will work on all three.
You don't need to take in high dose, but it will work nicely in the background, especially
when you improve your diet.
I can easily say that 70% of people I work with, with blastocystis get rid of it.
You don't have to have a parasite like that all your life.
And there could be another parasite too, like dientamoeba.
So get the gut in a strong healthy powerful position, same thing as your bank account,
if your bank accounts in a strong powerful healthy position, it's much easier to have,
you know, make better choices in your life and get ahead.
So, think about that.
Don't go necessarily for the parasites.
All right.
Thanks for the question.