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Why Does CanXida Cost More Than Some Other Candida Supplements?

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Channel: CanXida · 2017 · Education

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I sometimes get asked why CanXida supplements cost more than some other brands, please let me explain why this is so.

Greetings, greetings. Eric Bakker, naturopath, from New Zealand. Thanks for coming back.

I got a question here from a person who's asking why CanXida is expensive. Why do you charge such exorbitant fees for your product, when I could be buying a lot cheaper products out there?

That's fine. You're welcome to buy whatever you want. I'll explain to you now, why CanXida costs what it does and why, in my mind, it's an investment, it's not really an expensive product, at all. Try and think about the story behind CanXida, as well, on how it was made and why it was made, and for what purpose it was designed for, all right.

After having treated people in the clinic, now, this is my 32nd year of practice, I got totally disillusioned by using so many different product lines. I got fed up with it because I started to get mixed results with so many people. Some products didn't work at all, some worked very average, some worked a little bit with some people, some worked well with other people but not certain other types of people. But I started to realize that there was something wrong, here. Something wasn't really right.

CanXida was basically born out of clinical experience, after seeing many, many tens of thousands of people. My clinic now has well over 50,000 patients, probably over 60,000 patients now, and we still see patients on a daily basis. I don't need to practice anymore. 

I've got many other business that I work in, that I'm involved in, or a director of. Financially, it's not really an issue for me to have to practice. I love practice. It's what I enjoy to do. I don't do it for money. I do it, really, for also more sharpening the clinical edge, getting even more clinical experience and also being able to offer, one day, some advanced training for practitioners out there.

These birds are loud out there, aren't they? I might just close my window. Just a moment. I've got a big tree right out the window here, and the birds get a bit chirpy in the morning.

When you use products in the clinic ... this is my personal opinion ... you want to get a really good outcome with a patient, and you don't really want the patient to buy a whole range of different things. I find it quite counterproductive using any more than three or four supplements with a patient. In my opinion, the more products you use, the more you're grasping at straws, the more you're treating symptoms. You're not actually treating the actual dysfunctions that the patient has. 

You're treating all these different symptoms. Sleeping pills, magnesium for pain, melatonin for sleep, we're going to give you Vitamin D for immune function, we're going to give you a little bit of calcium and magnesium for the bone, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. To me, that's a complete waste of time doing that, in most cases.

Many people I see take anything from five, 10, up to 30 or 40 supplements. It's really a waste of money doing that. The digestive system is the foundation of a person's wellbeing, right. It's their concrete slab. It's where their superstructure is built on. 

To get the gut in a really good shape, really is going to improve the whole outcome of the person's health, particularly over a period of time. It makes a lot more sense to get the core established before you work on that peripheral area. 

When we're looking at making a dietary supplement, we're looking at something that targets many different areas at once, that has a very good systemic effect, as far their gut's concerned. 

It's got to target the stomach, it's got to work on the small intestine, it's going to work on the large intestine, and it's going to be a synergistic product where the nutrients don't overpower each other, when you haven't got too much of one, too little of the other. It's got to be a product with a broad spectrum activity.

CanXida was born, really, out of a lot of stool testing, and patient, after patient, after patient. Many thousands of stool tests were performed over a period of more than 20 years before CanXida was created. That's where the price comes in. It comes in for the ... not just for the R and D and the research and development, but it comes in through, in my opinion, through the clinical experience that I've achieved over those years, and also understanding the need for the quality of the raw materials, all right.

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