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How Can I Eradicate Staph And Pneumonia Using Enzymes, Antimicrobials, Chelation And Probiotics?

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Channel: CanXida · 2017 · Education

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Greetings, Eric Bakker. I've got another interesting question here from a patient. This is from a guy in California, and he's saying, "Eric, have you got any information on staph sinus pneumonia biofilm-related eradication? Some protocols using enzymes, then anti-microbial's occasional chelation, ending with probiotics?"

Sounds like this person needs a consultation, needs to come and see someone like me, or somebody else to talk about how they can get back on top of things. 

People who've got staph, there are many types of bacteria out there, but staphylococci bacteria can be quite resistant these days. My recommendation for people with staph and particular if they've got pneumonia, is to really work on getting their cortisol levels balanced again.

So, if you've written this question, my recommendation is to do a salivary cortisol test, and make sure that you've got sufficiently balanced cortisol levels, that boost your immune system up. Because you may well have adrenal fatigue, you could have thyroid dysfunction, you could have some type of underlying infection in the body. I've spoken about this many times in previous videos. 

You may have a disease, too. You could have a problem with your tonsils, or adenoids, like a low-grade infection. You could have a problem with the appendix, or the ileocecal valve, valve connecting the large and small intestine, there could be a small infection.

So, small tiny little infections can often cause a problem, big problem for somebody. They can really zap the energy, and they can cause a lot of adrenal stress with a person, too. It's a little bit like a hole in a tire, you've got to constantly pump it up. But then, very slowly, the air will go down, so it's causing a lot of problems.

So, eradication of microbes like this, in my opinion, it's still where the hole is, to try and find it, and plug up the hole permanently. All right? So, it's a clever idea, is to do regular blood tests, regular cortisol tests, to make sure that you've got a powerful immune response, and a strong viable immune system. Otherwise, you're wasting your time taking supplements and doing chelation therapy. 

All right? Chelation works best when lifestyle is in line with giving you a correct immune response.

Enzymes are absolutely worth it. I always recommend a good quality digestive enzyme, and a probiotic supplement. This is exactly why I formulated CanXida Restore, which is a combination of enzymes, and probiotics, which do exactly what this person's looking for. You can give probiotics and enzymes, at the same time. They don't cancel each other out, by the way. 

And people who take a formula with enzymes and probiotics, usually get better digestion, and better eliminations, and an improved immune function, as a result.

So, let's just look at the protocol for example, for a person like this, who will have the pneumonia, and it was eradicated. And again, first and foremost is lifestyle. A person has to determine if they've got good sleeping patterns, good eating patterns, and they don't have any, much emotional stress in their life. This all needs dealing with. 

They need their diet in line, obviously, if they've got immune function.  So, following some of the principles I previously outlined in the video, eating a good quality diet, avoiding a lot of the crap in the diet, is going to go a long way, as well.

And then, the third point, is doing some target or testing for gut function, and immune function. And a practitioner will help you with this. Maybe some comprehensive stool testing to determine what's going on in the gut. And again, as we mentioned some other testing there, some blood work perhaps, and some cortisol work. 

That's going to really find out how to fine tune your protocol, get you in a good position.

Intravenous work, I recommend Intravenous Ozone. It will work quite well with pneumonia. I've seen many cases where they clear up. And perhaps, an intravenous Vitamin C, or Vitamin C, we call it.

Twenty, or ten, twenty, thirty milligrams, or sorry, grams. A thousand milligrams, per day. This can be given once or twice a week by a proper integrated doctor, or a good practice nurse can do this for you. So, that's going to help a lot, too.

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