Re: Stool implantation
March 21, 2012 03:01AM Admin
He just said that the body's immune system determines the flora in each human's body, and it's different for each person. He didn't really say much more than that, and he wasn't convinced that taking acidophilus, etc. was really all that beneficial because there are up to 500 different species of bacteria in the gut and taking just a few species in one supplement doesn't really bring a person back to their "normal". More research is needed he says. Also, he mentioned there are some highly beneficial strains of e. coli, but most companies don't include that in the probiotics because most people have heard of only the dangerous strains of e. coli. The beneficial strains are very important in our gut ecology; they belong there and benefit us. Here's one such e. coli probiotic available in Canada (not in the U.S. currently).
[mutaflor.ca]
His book was mainly on SIBO which is the overgrowth of normal human flora in the small intestine, where flora really doesn't belong. The bacteria is supposed to be mostly in the large intestine. This was the focus of the book.
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