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Candida Cleanse Precautions: 6 Candida Cleanse Tips Before You Start Cleanse

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Channel: CanXida · 2018 · Education

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Greetings, Eric Bakker, Naturopath from New Zealand. Thank you for coming back, I always appreciate that. I have got an interesting question here that was asked to me by a subscriber quite a long time ago and I'm just replying to that one now. And the question was, what are some of the best hints and tips you can give, or precautions for somebody, going to complete a candida cleanse for the first time? How can I do it right the first time? 

So here's a few points which I've just written down before, which I think are quite important to highlight, especially if you're new and you haven't really done much cleansing before or you wanna get your gut in good shape. So these points are based on seeing a lot of people for a long period of time. 

And some of these points I'm going to raise may seem or appear at first simplistic, but when you think it through, they're quite profound. And these are the sort of things that are gonna give you the breakthrough where many other approaches failed, okay?

And many approaches do fail, because if they didn't fail, I wouldn't be sitting here, talking to you guys now, 'cause I see people that have been to 20, 30, 50 doctors and it's all failed for them. So this is a different take on it. Now remember, simplistic isn't always stupidity. Simplicity in my opinion is one of the best approaches to any kind of rejuvenation or healing program. 

Get the basic stuff done right, incredibly well, and the complicated stuff often takes care of itself. We live in an age where everybody expects every solution to be extremely complex, very, very, very difficult and technical. What a load of crap. It's the simple things that get people right, it always is. 

So let's talk about some simple things right now, some simple solutions, some simple precautions. Number one, understand it's going to take more time than you think. All right? This is a key point people, it always takes longer, always takes longer. And this is what I find common in live as I get older. 
                    
All the things I really like, cost more, are harder to acquire, they take longer to get, they're always in the distance, but they're there and they're always there if I want them bad enough. Things take longer than they really are, in reality. It takes longer to heal than you think. 

So if you're feeling unwell, don't put an expectation or that you want a really quick recovery. "I wanna get cured in a weekend." "I wanna lose 10 pounds in two days." All that sort of nonsense that I hear people talking about. It's not going to happen really quick, it's going to take time, especially if you put a good program in place and work the program through. Not only will it improve the primary complaint that you most likely have, it will most likely improve the entire quality of your life, and that's what we're after. We're after improving the quality of your life, not just getting rid of symptoms. Quality takes time. Think about it, it takes time. So be patient. That's number one.
                    
Number two, test first. Do a stool test, a comprehensive stool analysis before you engage in taking supplements or looking at a particular protocol to cleanse yeast, 'cause it may not be yeast at all. Many, many times in my videos I've said to you guys, many people believe they got a candida problem, but upon testing, they ain't got a candida problem at all. 

They've got bacteria there or they've got a parasite there, or they've got a chronic lack of beneficial bacteria, or they've got a significant pancreatic weakness. There'll be some type of problem and it needs scoping, it needs sorting out. Doesn't it make sense to do your homework before you do the cleanse, rather to spend all that money and all that crap and all that time, and then down the track think, "Oh my God I'm so stupid, why didn't I do the test first?"? What I just said to you there, "Why didn't I do that test first?", I've heard it 10 times, 50 times, 100 times, maybe 500 times, maybe 1000 times I've heard it.                                   

Thanks for catching up.

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