Question: I would love for you to discuss how parasites interact with Hormones especially a lady in menapause taking Hormone replacement therapy.

Sex hormone imbalances are directly linked to gut dysbiosis in many ways. Parasites are known to produce toxic substances that can have a debilitating impact on the ovaries, which produce estrogen and progesterone. Parasites can also create havoc in the digestive system that leads to gut imbalances. Gut bacteria known as the estrobolome are responsible for metabolizing and eliminating estrogen from the body. They also absorb nutrients in order to synthesize hormones and support the elimination of toxins and chemicals that can lead to hormone imbalances. Being on hormone replacement therapy can lead to estrogen dominance, which in turn can disrupt the gut micorbiome and allow overgrowth of yeast or parasites. HRT can increase the risk for dysbiosis and parasitic infections. HRT can also stress the liver and deplete key vitamins needed for proper detoxification. Follow a low-sugar diet which cuts refined carbohydrates and sugars and an antimicrobial protocol that includes black walnut, oregano, and caprylic acid to ensure potency and broad spectrum action.

Question: I have just started taking canxida remove on recommendation from my health practitioner. This was because of stomach issues . Poo and blood tests along with ultra sound exrays , It was discovered I had a3mm esophagus ulcer along with gut problems. which are high calprotectin. bacterial overgrowth eg streptococcus and methanobacteriaceae plus citrobacter and enterobacter species. I am also taking probiotics nacetyl cysteine and medication for the ulcer .Just wondering if Iam on the right track with the medication . Iam also following a paleo diet but I am loosing weight of which i dont need too due to my high fitness regime.

A good probiotic will help rebalance the bacteria in the gut that break down metabolites into less harmful compounds and create a healthier environment. Additionally digestive enzymes help break down and absorb nutrients more efficently in the gut which prevents excess bacterial fermentation. The CanXida Restore formula has 6 probiotic strains and 7 digestive and systemic enzymes that will support normal balance of gut bacteria and healthy digestion. Systemic enzymes are beneficial to disrupt biofilm formation while digestive enzymes allow the breakdown and absorption of nutrients as well as reducing digestive symptoms experienced with dysbiosis. Commonly prescribed antibiotics can decimate beneficial populations leading to dysbiosis and allowing for an oppotunistic pathogen like streptococus or enterobacter/citrobacter to wreak havoc. For bacterial overgrowth it is important to start taking antimicrobial therapy like CanXida Remove and follow a low FODMAP diet since bacteria love to feed on fermentable carbohydrates. Work with a naturopath if you have further questions. CanXida Remove has a combination of evidence-based antibacterials and is formulated specifically without prebiotic fibers which in a balanced microbiome feeds heathy bacteria but in disbiosis it can feed pathogens. Adding these two formulas as part of an antimicrobial protocol is essential to restore diversity and bring back balance to your gut. N-acetylcysteine has anti-bacterial properties and also decreases biofilm formation by a variety of bacteria and reduces the production of the extracellular polysaccharide matrix bacteria form so they are a useful addition to the protocol. Weight loss can be a symptom of complex dysbiosis. Make sure to focus on low FODMAP foods, and avoid processed foods and high sugar foods. Try to incorporate more calorie-dense anti-inflammatory foods to combat weight loss like avocados, nut butters, healthy oils like olive and coconut oil, oily fish and egg yolks.

Question: I Would like some advice for my 21 year old son who suffers from dust allergy and acid reflux which gives him a terrible chronic cough and tightness of the neck any advice would be much appreciated thank you.

An effective treatment protocol that adresses gut health has 4 main components: removing, replacing, restoring and repairing. The first step is to Remove anything that’s irritating the gut, including foods like caffeine, alcohol, sugar, and processed food. It’s possible that you may also have intolerances, sensitivities, and allergies that are affecting your gut’s health. Aspirin, ibuprofen, antibiotics and heartburn remedies can cause digestive dysfunction. While not easy to remove, stress releases cortisol which can cause inflammation in your digestive tract. Infections, pathogens, and bacteria can all affect your gut health, too. Depending on your health condition, you might be lacking certain elements that are crucial to digestion like stomach acid, and digestive enzymes. It’s also possible that you’re deficient in some nutrients. The replace phase of your gut-healing plan might include supplements to replace anything that’s missing like bile salts, betaine HCL, and the enzymes that help you digest food. Certain foods like bitter foods help stimulate your digestive enzymes and stomach acid. Because digestive issues can affect your absorption of nutrients like iron, B12, zinc, and magnesium, supplements or foods high in those nutrients can help replenish your body and heal your gut. The third step is Restoring which means returning the population of good gut bacteria that helps your immune, metabolic, and digestive health. This can be done with a probiotic supplement and adding fermented foods. Finally we want to create the ideal gut environment for long-term relief. It’s helpful to Repair the intestinal mucosa and cells and reduce inflammation.This step includes incorporating into your diet foods that are high in zinc and amino acids, like bone broth and supplements like L-glutamine, aloe vera, slippery elm, and bone broth. Taking CanXida Remove, Restore and Repair is effective to restore diversity and bring back balance to your gut.

Disclaimer: It’s crucial to consult with your healthcare professional before making any changes to your health regimen or when experiencing symptoms.