Greetings.
Eric Bakker, naturopath.
Thanks for coming back.
I've got an interesting question here from a subscriber called the Candida Slayer.
Don't you love it?
The Candida Slayer says here, why do you say getting tested is important if at the end
of the day you need, you say in another video that whatever your problem is, parasites,
E.coli, candida, whatever, you need to take the same treatment, the Canxida Remove or
any other candida protocol.
You say that the classic herbs that fight candida will also fight the other bad guys,
so why should we do the test?
Well, I'm going to tell you why we should do the test, my friend.
To start with, have a read of my response which I typed out with your question.
I'm going to read it out to you and I'll expand on it.
Well, if you're going to slay something, it pays to know what you're slaying, okay.
You don't just slash around with Samurai swords everywhere.
You'll chop a lot of people up and get everyone upset, right.
I watched an interesting movie, Jason Statham movie last night with lots of Samurai swords
in.
I had to turn it off, it got a bit messy after a while.
So I've always been for functional medicine testing, always.
You will never ever hear in any of my videos saying, don't test, don't test.
I'm all for testing.
I'm for testing because I like to know what I'm going to be doing with a patient.
I don't want to waste the patient's money.
I don't want to waste the patient's time.
Now I can tell you this, my friend, thousands of people I've seen over the years have one
big regret and the regret they did have was they didn't test when they could have tested.
They were basically slashing in the dark.
They were just throwing knives and guns around everywhere, but they didn't know where the
target was.
So if you going to slay something, get your target in sight.
Get a pair of binoculars, whatever you need, but look at what you're trying to achieve.
By doing a proper functional medicine diagnostic stool test with a reputable lab, a really
good lab and the labs I work with have got many PhDs on staff with an incredible amount
of microbiology experience.
They spend tens of millions of dollars on lab equipment.
They've got very high international laboratory standards to maintain.
So we're not dealing with some Mickey Mouse outfit here.
We're not dealing with some backyard lab, you know.
We're dealing with a very, very high quality, high tech lab.
So when you're working with these kinds of people, particularly if the patient's been
prepared properly.
Oh, that's my dog you can see in the background.
Hey, you itchy?
And so the point I'm making is if you do a test, particularly if you've had a problem
for a long time, and you do the test and you identify your target species, then you'll
know exactly what protocol is really going to match or is going to suit you at that point
in time.
Then you roll out a protocol, you treat.
You can either use my product Canxida, or you can use whatever you want.
I don't care what you use as long as you get the outcome you're looking for.
Testing is smart.
A lot of time and money is going to be saved on your part.
As I mentioned before, many people I've seen have wasted so much time and so much money
because they didn't test.
You're shooting in the dark.
If you don't know what you're doing, you're wasting your time.
You're going from one doctor to another, so unless your doctor says, look, hey, let's
check out what you've got, you won't know what you're slaying.
You're wasting your time.
Okay.
I'll just read on further.
I've always been for functional medicine testing, especially if a person has never had any kind
of stool tests before and is absolutely 100 percent convinced they've got candida.
Because I've said in previous videos, it's a 50/50.
Fifty percent of people or roughly, it could be more or less, who I see who are convinced
they have candida, in fact don't have a candida problem at all.
They go to sites like the Candida Diet, or other kind of sites like that, they get sucked
into this candida spiel.
Everything's candida.
What a load of crap.
It could be a parasite.
It could be bacteria.
It could be something else.
How many times in your life have you made an assumption and you later found out that
that was a stupid assumption?
That you made the wrong call because you didn't get the facts, so by testing, you eliminate
all of that junk.
You've got the facts.
You know exactly what you're doing, right.
No point slaying a dragon when all you have are innocent goblins in your digestive tract
I've written here, if you get my drift, and also every video is different.
You may find that one statement may seem confusing and almost to contradict a statement I made
in another video.
When you make 1200, 1300 videos, there can be a little bit of overlap of information,
but I can assure you the message is clear.
Test before you slay and then once you've discovered what you've got, you can look at
something like Canxida Remove, which in my opinion is like a 50 caliber bullet.
It's going to take candida down, but it's also going to work on many types of bacteria.
The product was designed by me, not just for yeast infection in the gut.
It was designed for multiple gut dysfunctions that people have.
But it's up to you what you want to use.
I keep saying dragon slayer, but it's Candida Slayer.
So before you pull the trigger, make sure you know what you're shooting.
Thanks for tuning in.