> Hi James, I don't know the consequences of having only 25% of beneficial flora left in your gut. For people with healthy systems it probably does no harm and they do fine -- although beneficial flora produce many of our vitamins, especially B vitamins. If you were on a maintenence dose of cs and thus permanently killing off good flora I suppose you could end up with vitamin deficiencies and imbalances. If it was short term cs use and your body was fairly healthy I expect that the beneficial flora would reproduce quickly. However, for those of us with candida and already severe imbalances in flora it could be hard to re-acheive balance. However, I think that most things that kill candida also kill beneficial flora. I know that GFSE does. So I don't know, but am curious too. Take care, Katarina > What are the consequences of having only 25% of the good gut flora? > James Osbourne Holmes > [email protected] > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Katarina Wittich [SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Sunday, September 26, 1999 1:01 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: CS>Re:Marshall/question, CS and bacteria > > Hey Marshall, > This is very interesting. > But how do you explain Brooks Bradley's work with dogs which showed that 75 > percent of their beneficial flora was wiped out by daily doses of CS -- I > think equivalent to 2 ounces a day for humans? > His is the only actual testing I've heard of of the effect of CS on > beneficial flora in living beings. > Do you know of any other? > Thanks, > Katarina
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