Greetings Eric Bakker from New Zealand.
A nature path from New Zealand who like to work with people with candida and bowel problems.
Tummy problems.
I got a question here form Jeff McGaming.
That's an interesting name, McGaming.
That must be an American name, could be British.
I've been watching your videos amongst others for quite some time now, and I'm pleased with
your information.
You explain things in full detail where others don't.
They simply say, do this, blah, blah, blah, but don't say why leading people down the
wrong path.
I plan on utilizing your supplements after I've read and studied your work thoroughly.
Now I purchased your book two days ago.
So far great book by the way, however in your book you stated to avoid canned tuna on the
MEVY diet, but in this video you say it's okay.
When you have a moment, can you elaborate?
Also, MEVY stands for meat, eggs, vegetables and yogurt.
Are you saying you can have grains too, or is this after the big clean up phase.
Please pardon whatever repeated questions you may of experienced as I'm cross referencing
information with your videos and with the information in your book.
I have your videos on one monitor and your pdf book on the other and a notebook, taking
notes.
I'm quite confused.
At your earliest convenience, please elaborate on the questions asked.
Okay.
Mr. McGaming, I never stated in my book to avoid canned tuna.
I would've said to have been cautious of with some people because of the perceived mercury
levels in it, but I never said to completely avoid all canned tuna.
In fact, I did write about mercury and selenium content in fish and the tuna in my book in
some details.
So I think you might have your wires crossed there my friend.
I never said to avoid canned tuna.
So maybe you need to really read the book quite thoroughly before you ask these kind
of questions.
MEVY stands for meat, eggs, vegetables, and yogurt, are you saying we can have grains
too.
You haven't read my book.
You need to go and really study the book and have a look at the section on grains and whether
you should go gluten free and the non gluten alternatives and the link between gluten and
candida.
I've just done a video on that which I'd like you to watch on the HWP1 protein in candida.
Please watch that Jeff.
That might really answer a few questions for you.
When your tummy's fixed up, you can eat all grains as far as I'm concerned, even wheat
grain for most people.
They don't need to avoid it.
Yeah, I think you need to read the book.
I think you need to go through, 'cause remember there are two big sections in the book.
There's one on the candida diet, candida crash your diet.
And there's also one, a whole section, huge section, about 100 pages on healthy eating,
introduction to healthy eating.
So I want you to go through all of that stuff, read it really thoroughly and then watch my
videos.
There could be some disparity between the videos and the book and that's because a lot
of the information I give is generalized.
It doesn't relate very specifically to one person.
When I see a person in my clinical practice, the advice I give that particular person might
be entirely different from what I put in the book or on my videos because it's gonna relate
to that person, right.
So one size doesn't fit all.
Remember it's very important.
Generalized information is exactly that, it's generalized information.
Most people can tailor information to suit their own needs.
Other people, they can't work like that.
They want something that's right down, idiotically, right down to every i dotted and t crossed
exactly for them, but for that, they would need to see someone and talk about their particular
concerns and problems and then have that information relate exactly for their needs.
Most intelligent people in my opinion can figure that out themselves.
So I hope you got all that Jeff.
It sounds like you're really gaming in a big way, so just be careful with computers and
gaming because in my experience, people who play computer games a lot, don't often get
enough sleep and they don't often eat the right kind of food.
That might be why canned tuna could be one of your favorite foods.
Quick meal, quick snack.
So I prefer that you have fresh fish over canned fish anyway.
So I hope that answers your question Mr. McGaming.
Thank you