Pentatrichomonas Hominis How To Treat
1,341 views · Published 12 August 2018 · 3:02 · Indexed 6 November 2026
Channel: CanXida · 2018 · Education
Hi there. Eric Bakker from New Zealand, the naturopath. Thank you for coming back to the Candida Crusher channel. I have a question from Lisette Woosterfar, and Lisette wants to know, "How do you treat ... That's a hard one to pronounce. Pentatrichomonas hominis?" Sounds like something out of Star Wars, doesn't it? Pentatrichomonas Hominis. I had to look this one up. I've heard about this a long time ago, but I've not really seen any patients with it. This is a protozoan. It's a little bit like blastocystis hominis, I would take it. It's also called the anaerobic mitochondrial flagellated protist. What a name. Imagine having a name on your birth certificate like that? You're going to be awesome. So how do you treat something like this? What do you do with this? Well, I want you to have a good look at the blastocystis hominis videos that I've created, because I would treat this exactly the same way. The product that I make called CanXida Remove is effective with many cases of blastocystis, and I would suspect that the pentatrichomonas will also be amenable to treatment with the CanXida products. You would probably take one with each meal three times per day. You want to do a test before the CanXida treatment and a test after. I recommend a good six to eight weeks of treatment. This particular bug lives in the colon, mainly. In many people, it's asymptomatic, like blasto. It doesn't create too much problem, but it also depends on the balance of the other bacteria in your digestive system. So if you've got good levels of beneficial bacteria, it's going to downplay the effects of this particular parasite. If you've got very low levels, an opportunity for candida and bacteria to grow along with blasto, oh, sorry, the pentachromes, then you're going to get a lot of problems. So remember, don't just think about killing. Think about restoring our main balance in your digestive system. Testing's very important for this reason, to find out what's wrong, what really imbalances are. Once you've taken a good snapshot of the gut, you can start making corrections and get the balance right again. That will automatically mean that these guys, the pentatrichomonas, it won't like that natural balance, and it will slowly disappear, and then it's gone. So remember, don't focus on the criminal, focus on the good people in society, and then they will tend to keep the criminals at a low level. That's how I tend to work in my clinic. Wars don't win anything. You know we got so many wars in the world, they never solve problems. So that's what I would recommend, Lisette, is look at the videos I've completed on blastocystis. Blastocystis. I'm going to write that down for you. I'll write that down for you. I've completed a few videos on this. Blastocystis. So check out videos on blastocystis, okay? Then use that same information for this particular type of parasite. Thanks for tuning in.
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