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Candida Case Study Jamie 38yrs

1,784 views · Published 23 September 2018 · 6:24 · Indexed 1 November 2026

Channel: CanXida · 2018 · Education

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Greetings, Eric Bakker, thanks for coming back. We've got another case study. We can do case studies all day long. I mean, I get so many interesting people that I see. You can just imagine people from so many countries now, about 100 countries around the world. Some really cool people I deal with, some amazing patients' stories and I could tell you guys with them. You name any kind of occupation, I've seen someone in an occupation, all sorts.

This is a person whose name's been changed, of course, to give him some privacy. It's a 38 year old male from England, from the UK, and I'm going to call him Jaime, but that's not his real name.

Now Jaime is a CEO, so he's a company boss, or I think in the US you call these guys presidents, and I thought that Donald Trump was the only President, but there must be tons of presidents running around the United States. 

Say Jaime's 38, now he came to see me earlier this year. It would've been May this year he saw me, 'cause that's right we started working with him in June. June's when we put the proper protocol together. Anyway, he presented with reflux, heartburn, fatigue, sleeping issues, and loose bowl motions, so he's had diarrhea a bit. 

And also toenail fungus, like several of his toes where like really fungal. Now this guy had a stool test completed already by a practitioner, that he was seeing in London. And the stool test showed no beneficial bacteria, wiped out, just about gone. But there was no candida, but he did have blastocystis, so he had a parasite in his gut. 

The key thing that the guy was complaining about was the reflux and the tiredness. So, what I automatically assumed from experience that this guy's got a very, very, weak stomach like low acid stomach or hypochlorhydrian, so even without doing any kind of tests, the first visit I saw Jaime, I said, "We're going to do the stomach tolerance method for digestive enzymes."

So I put him on a powerful digestive enzyme, and I told him to keep taking one with each succeeding meal until he hit his tolerance. Well, this guy was taking 16 capsules per meal before he could feel any kind of warmth behind the sternum. 16, well you go and figure that. What's that? 50-odd capsules a day.

Now this is where it's a waste of time, giving someone a digestive enzyme, especially a male, around 30s, 40s, 50s. One or two per day isn't going to cut anything for a guy like that, if he's got a very flat stomach. You've got to push that stomach harder to perform to see what level of dysfunction it is.

Now in Jaime's case we kept him on 40-odd digestive enzymes per day, not per week, but per day for several weeks. I started in June, by late July this guy could only tolerate one to two per meal before her started to really notice that heartburn effect, you know, that over-production there.

But the interesting thing is after several weeks of taking high dose digestive enzymes we got a breakthrough with this guy. The reflux was gone, the heartburn was gone. But the amazing thing is the energy was coming back. 

And he said to me, "The toenails are looking so much better," because finally we were now giving the stomach the ability to break protein down properly so it could get those aminos into the body and help to form proper connective tissue in the body, so hair, and nails, and skin, are all going to look better, energy going to be up, sleep going to improve, libido going to improve. 

All of these factors are going to improve because all we did was improve his digestion.

But then we had to tackle the blasto, and at this point, after several weeks of enzymes, well, he dropped into a lower enzyme. I took him off that enzyme, and I put him on CanXida Restore, one with each meal, which was sufficient at that point. I also put him on CanXida Remove. I used a heavy duty dose of two tablets per meal.

So he was on six CanXida Remove per day, and then we've kept this guy on that for five weeks and we're just waiting for the stool test to come back now, but I will suspect that the blasto will be gone. 

It'll be gone out of at least one, if not two, samples. I'd expect to see a little bit in one sample, but not a whole lot in ... or three samples.

So, but I can tell by the appearance of the patient and the energy and the vitality that his health restored to a very high level, just with simple treatment. It's the simple things that fix people up. They don't need complicated therapy.

So with the repeated tests we get back from Jaime, we're going probably look at a CanXida protocol for three to six months low-grade. So CanXida Restore, one with each meal. CanXida Remove, maybe one with each meal. Just for several more weeks, and then CanXida Rebuild, probably two per day. We'll keep him going, and then slowly pull that therapy out and see how he functions. And we may repeat the stool tests sometime mid-next year to make sure the blasto's completely gone...

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