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Will Candida Cleanse Help With Food Intolerances?

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Channel: CanXida · 2018 · Education

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Hi, there. Eric Becker. Thank you for coming back. A question I often get asked: "Are my food intolerances related to candida? I've got a candida problem," or, "I've got a bacterial problem," or, "I've got a parasite problem, and I've got food intolerances. I'm sick of these food intolerances. How do I get rid of them? Are the food intolerances linked with maybe something I've got in my digestive health?"

Well, you're darn right there. And by doing a proper candida cleanse, by following the candida crusher principles, your food intolerances should very well disappear. Now, why am I saying this? 

Am I lying to you? Am I deceiving you? I'm not. I'm telling you something I've experienced with thousands of people. 

Your digestive health will improve with a good cleanse. When you get the bacterial balance correct, when the marker bio pans out, when the good bacteria come up, when the candida levels go down, and it's suppressed by lactobacillus, especially, when the bifidobacteria become very strong and crowd out many bacteria in the colon, okay, when the mucus, the brush border membrane especially improves in the small bowel, you'll find that many foods that you previously couldn't tolerate, you'll be able to eat again.

Now, the crazy thing is, this can happen in 14 days with some people, especially if they've got very poor upper digestive health. The people that I find can reverse food intolerances the fastest are the people with the stomach and the pancreatic dysfunction, that had those problems for a long time and they're pinning their intolerance. 

Now, these problems with the upper GI occurred through antibiotic use, through stress, through crappy diets, through rapidly changing diets. I've seen so many people now who swapped from meat-eater to vegan, from vegan to meat-eater, you know, from this eater to that eater to all these different types of eaters. 

They're basically just chop and change all the time. I've seen people do crazy diet changes on a dime. They're eating like, you know, steaks twice a day, and then two weeks later they're eating, you know, quinoa patties. I'm not joking, people. I've seen people do weird things like this.

So, the point I'm making is don't make crazy, weird, strange diet changes on a dime. Don't do things very quickly. The body doesn't like that. Do things rather slowly. Take your time with the diet change. Don't rush. It takes time for the bacteria in your gut to change according to what you're eating. It takes time for your digestive organs to develop an ability to break down foods that they previously haven't had. 

If you run your car on gasoline, okay, which I take it you do, you wouldn't be running it on any milk or stuff like that, you'd be running on gasoline, why would you run it on a high-grade octane gasoline, and then a week later put diesel in the gas tank? And then two weeks later put kerosene in the gas tank, and then a month later put maybe, I don't know, some type of a nail polish remover in the gas tank. 

This is what people do to their stomach all the time. They put crazy things in there, and they change too fast. So don't do it. It creates problems. This is how people develop food intolerances. 

Also, indiscriminate antibiotic use. I had a patient, only a week ago, six months on antibiotics for a tooth that was suspect, that the dentist said. Six months. Destroyed his gut entirely. Massive food intolerances. Don't take antibiotics. I'll say it again. 

Don't take antibiotics, people. Only take them in extreme circumstances. I'm gonna do a video after this talking about the dire warnings now on antibiotic resistance. 

But I can tell you, folks, 50% of my time in the last 30 plus years in the clinic has been devoted exactly to that, repairing people's wrecked gut from antibiotics. These are a big part of many people's downfall, when it comes to their digestive health.

So, when we talk about food intolerances, my first question to you is, have you taken antibiotics preceding the food intolerances. If you have, it wouldn't surprise me because your story would be the same as thousands of others I've heard....

So, to summarize, will a candida cleanse help with food intolerances? Absolutely. And it can help you too.
Thanks for tuning in.

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