Problems with Amylase Digestive Enzymes

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Channel: CanXida · 2018 · Education

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Greeting, greetings. It's Eric Bakker. Thanks for coming back. I got a long question here from somebody, a subscriber. I'm reading your Candida Crusher book now and I've searched through your YouTube channel, but cannot find answer to this problem I've had with digestive enzymes. 

My symptoms match many that you list with candida and I've suffered with horrible symptoms for many years. My question is when I take high quality digestive enzymes, I can take amalyase as you recommended, I had what I described as die off symptoms. 

One in particular was constant sneezing and congestion and worse than with symptoms. I only took a fraction of the dose as I'm sensitive to most supplements. 

There you go. I'm sensitive to most supplements. Are you in the Candida Crusher book, go and read about the super sensitive patient. Okay? There's three types of people. There's the normal people. Who's normal these days? There's a sensitive person, and there's the supersensitive person. 

After many years in the clinic I discovered there are three types. Okay? I was never taught any of this stuff at natural pathic college. I never heard any of my colleagues talk about it, but I worked out these three types. The normal, the sensitive, the super sensitive. 
With the normal person, they can generally take a dosage as prescribed on the package, one, two or three times a day without much problem. 

The sensitive patient will need to be more cautious. These are the person that they can take maybe two a day. They overstep that mark, they get a reaction.

The supersensitive patient can range in that category, can range from moderately supersensitive up to the point where they can't live around people any more because colognes and perfumes and power or electrical cables in walls affect them and mobile phone affect them. These are difficult people to work with. I generally can't do much for the extreme sensitive patient. 

These people can't even turn open a tap because the smell of ... If there's any chlorine in the water makes them faint. These people really exist. I've had a few patients like that and they're difficult to work with.

But if you're supersensitive, nevertheless, what you want to do probably is back off all supplements and work a lot more with foods. I would tend to work in your situation if you wanted enzymes I'd be working a lot more with lemon juice and citric acid. The citric acid and lemon juice and also acidic acid in the apple cider vinegar. 
You can start even with five drops of apple cider vinegar in a teaspoon of water, three, four times per day for example.

You don't need amylase. There are different ways for you to get the pancreas working a little bit better. If the pancreas is what you want to stimulate, and you're a sensitive person, I recommend that you work more with the stomach and get the acidity on that lower, which will make the pancreas a lot more effective as a digestive organ.

My question to you is, what is your pancreatic elastase one enzyme like? Do a test for PE1. Let me write it down for you. PE1. 

Pancreatic elastase one. Get that checked out. Your doctor should be able to do that test or through a stool lab. 

The PE1 should be over 500 for a healthy person. Let's just see what yours is like. Do that test and come back to me maybe through YouTube and I can post it up again. 

Get the PE1 checked. Maybe do a comprehensive stool analysis to see if there's any bacteria or fungal or parasites or there could be other digestive parameters not working properly for you. We need to know these things. Don't walk into a room, a dark room, without a torch trying to find something. All right? You're going to bump into the walls and probably break the blooming window. 

Get a torch, or get your iPhone these days with the little flashlight button on it, all right? Then click it on. Hello, I can see everything and the room. Ah, that's where it is. That's where the elephant in the room is. It's in the corner. All right?

How you're going to find the elephant in your room is you're going to do a stool test. I would probably go and dig a bit deeper into this case if I were you and find out why you have these extreme reactions. There could be something in the stool. If the stool test comes back clean as a whistle and you've got very powerful reactions, I would tend to look at something else. I would look at limbic system retraining. I'll talk about that in another video. That might really hold the key.

I think the second part to your question I just noticed here is do you know if this is something you've come across before and if so how to proceed without major issues?

Well, I've just mentioned do the stool test. Look at the PE1 level. Let's have a look at what comes back. If everything's coming back okay, we need to look at working on a different level. 

Thanks for the question. I appreciate it. Don't forget to subscribe, but I think you're already a subscriber. Thank you.

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