Tag Archives: Microbiome

Immune system affected by Bifidophilus loss

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This medical researcher proved the negative impact the spike protein from Covid vax causes to gut health microbiome and immune system.   You can watch the 7 min. info-packed video below, but here is my take away summary.

After determining that these injections decimated the gut microflora , specifically Bifido bacteria, researchers tested efficient ways to re-build a healthy  microbiome. Their research team tested  27 products. Only 3 of of 27 products  had enough active Bifidobacteria to get the desired increase, despite whatever was on the label.

Customers need to be very aware of Quality issues. This is one reason we have personally used and recommended Nature’s Sunshine products for our clients. since 1991.

We have confidence that Nature’s Sunshine works, based on years of improved immunity and overall health for our clients !  Bifidophilus Flora Force  CA and  Bifidophilus Flora Force US work. We have seen the results.

This formula contains a total of 8 Billion per capsule of L. rhamnosus, L. casei, L. acidophilus, B. longum and fructo-oligosaccharides (short- and long-chain). What is on the label, is IN the bottle.

To  learn more about how your microbiome affects overall health and immunity, watch the interview with the researcher – seven minutes:  https://www.facebook.com/paul.aldridge.1840/videos/95569577896019

 

More on Probiotics, prebiotics and postbiotics:

are all beneficial to our gut health, but are different in nature and in function.

Prebiotics

Probiotics help to restore the balance of good bacteria in our gut and may offer various health benefits, including:

  • Improved digestive health: Probiotics can help to alleviate symptoms of digestive disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and diarrhea.
  • Boosted immune system: Probiotics can help to enhance our immune system by producing certain antibodies and stimulating the activity of immune cells.
  • Reduced risk of infections: Probiotics can help to prevent and treat various infections such as urinary tract infections, vaginal infections, and respiratory infections.
  • Improved mental health: There is evidence that probiotics may help to improve our mental health by reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression.
  • Other potential benefits: Probiotics may also have potential benefits for skin health, weight management, and reducing the risk of certain cancers.

Prebiotics

Prebiotics are a type of dietary fibre that is not digested by the human body but serves as food for beneficial bacteria in the gut.

Postbiotics

Postbiotics are bioactive compounds that are metabolic by-products produced by the fermentation of of dietary fibre by gut bacteria.

Probiotics, prebiotics and postbiotics are all beneficial to our gut health.

 

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Healthy MicroBiome and Detox for Health

Acid Reflux, Colon/Cleansing, Liver Health, , , , , ,

Recently there has been considerable research relating to the critical importance of having a healthy microbiome. In simple terms, that means having healthy intestinal bacteria. This is not news to those of us in the natural health field, but more importance is now being attributed to probiotics, even in the allopathic medical field. One reason for this long overdue recognition, is outbreaks in hospitals and senior complexes of serious conditions such as Clostridium difficile infections (CDI). This disease been increasing in the last 30 years, primarily due to increased antibiotic and chemotherapy use.

The medical profession continues to use antibiotics to treat the condition, although as far back as 2006, I read a report by a Quebec hospital having decreased the incidence of CDI by 90% by merely giving all patients a probiotic supplement daily. I cannot recall the dollar savings, but obviously they were HUGE, as on average, a CDI infection increases a patient’s hospital stay by 6 days!  Unfortunately, but not surprisingly,  as probiotics do not offer the exorbitant mark-up and profit margin as drugs, there has been ‘inadequate studies’ to support the evidence to have this become mainstream.

Many research dollars are being spent on faecal transplant studies and trials for severe CDI with promising results. In my opinion, effective probiotics such as NutriBiome Bacillus Coagulans is both more cost effective and considerably more appealing. We need to simplify, not complicate our health – KIS!

Those who DO care about their health are reaping the benefits.

Dr, Jay Vandenheuval, PhD, ND, presented an excellent webinar which covered the basics for 2 new products:  NutriBiome Bacillus Coagulans, as well as Detox Basics (contact the author) , a 30 day kit for whole body cleansing. Should any reader wish to view this webinar, please contact the author, who will gladly share it. Health is about education, so you can take better control of your own health!

 

 

NutriBiome Bacillus Coagulans…

is a probiotic strain designed to reset and quickly replenish the natural biome. It works very quickly for food poisoning, diarrhea, parasitic infestation, and toxic overload from any environmental source. Bacillus coagulans is  naturally heat-stable, so no refrigeration required. This is an excellent feature for travellers. It  readily withstands the stomach’s acidic environment, thereby providing better targeted support to the intestine and maintaining balance in the microbiome.

NutriBiome Bacillus coagulans  contains (MTCC 5856) 1 billion cfu (70 mg), as well as Inulin, a FOS (Fructooligosaccharide), which is a prebiotic to stimulate the growth of nonpathogenic intestinal microflora.

 

Detox Basics Kit…

combines Bacillus coagulans with several important formulas to provide a comprehensive, 30-day detox program. It has been designed to help support the function of digestive system, colon, liver, kidneys, all our organs involved in detoxification and filtration.

The liver aids in the digestive process by secreting bile that emulsifies fat, controls the metabolism of various nutrients, and serves as a reservoir for many of these same nutrients. The liver has over 500 critical functions in the body, and a healthy liver keeps life flowing smoothly.

The kidneys act as a filtration system, balancing our minerals and water to maintain homeostasis. A couple of signs of kidney overload can be sore back and arthritis.

The colon in a healthy state, provides nourishment via nutrient absorption, balances water and Potassium, helps production of Vitamins K, B12, thiamin and riboflavin, ensures adequate lymphatic flow to enhance immunity, as well as taking out the garbage! See The Most Important Organ.

The probiotics help establish the friendly, helpful bacteria, while the Detox helps remove the undesirable ones. This 2 part approach is very effective!

Detox Basics contains Berberine IR, (Berberis aristata) root, Milk Thistle, (Silybum marianum), Dandelion root (Taraxacum officinale), Choline bitartrate, as well as antioxidants Vitamin C, N-Acetyl-L-cysteine 55 mg and Beta-carotene 7000 IU, Curcuma longa (turmeric) rhizome

To get the best prices on NutriBiome Bacillus, Detox Basics, or any other therapeutic nutrition, plus professional support, please contact the author.

Dietary and lifestyle recommendation which enhance every herbal or nutritional program can be found in the author’s book: The Paw Paw Program –  a book written for serious conditions such as cancer that contains tips for achieving optimum health, no matter what health challenge one is facing.

Please see this recent testimony from a woman who feels this cleanse is changing her life for the better!

Contact the author when you are ready to change yours!

 

References:

Clostridium Difficile Disease  by Sanofi Pasteur 2014

Is Clostridium Infection Still a Problem for Hospitals?  CMAJ 2012

Probiotics in the prevention of antibiotic-associated diarrhoea andClostridium difficile infection, NIH. 2011

Control of Clostridium difficileInfection (CDI) Outbreaks in Hospitals  ON Govt. 2008