Kris; Appreciate what you wrote. There is also homeostatic soil organisms to help balance bacteria and floras. Anyone wishing more information on this can email me [email protected] or call 8703684268. I would be happy to send an article on the subject.
--- Kris <[email protected]> wrote: > > It is a matter of if you don't have the "good" > bacteria then the "bad" bacteria > > will cause purtifaction? Or am I missing > something here? > > > I do not know for sure, but I think that candida can > cause a lot of > putrefaction. My father has a horrible overgrowth > of candida, and boy, > does he smell bad. He self intoxicates with every > meal too. > > > > Old timey replenishment (I'm surprised at you > people) was unpasturized or "live > > cultures added" yogurt. Last time I looked, > "Dannon" was one brand. Read the > > label. > > > Check out Kombucha. Much more friendly flora > available to the gut. > Many people with stomach problems related to no > friendly flora have been > greatly benefited by it. Most if not all brands of > commercially > prepared yogurts are very dilute in their bacteria, > if they have any at > all. They use gelatin to make the yogurt thicker, > as they do not want > to take the time to let it set up right. I make my > own Kombucha and > yogurt. Otherwise you can buy expensive probiotics. > But since this is > something you would need all you life I suggest the > less expensive way. > Do some web searches, Kombucha is a life giving > drink, cheap and easy to > make. I know personally a woman who would have > died, except someone > gave her some of this to drink on her death bed in > the hospital, and she > fully recovered and is living now at the age of 80, > over five years > since. > > > > Dear Mary, Kinda like what the old Inuit (Eskimos) > lived on, huh? (At least > > until White Man brought in sugar...) And what the > Atkins diet espouses, > > according to the thing I saw on TV last night. > > The LDS (Mormon) Word of Wisdom is the opposite, > saying to eat meat > > sparingly and only in times of famine. > > It also recommends grains, and no hot beverages, > alcohol, or tobacco usage. > > Interesting... > > > It might be noted that meat consumption is related > to constipation. > Somewhere I read that constipation can be linked to > being > "cantankerous." In other words, it makes one > "cranky." Native > americans have been noted for their heavy meat > consumption, and their > war like activities. All the glorification of their > wonderful lifestyle > aside, I have native american blood in me, and I > love the beautiful > aspects of their cultures (I read SEVEN ARROWS, and > remember, that in > any culture the idealists are only about 1-5 > percent of the > population); the fact remains that Native americans > killed each other > off better than the invading Europeans could have > ever done. Disease > did them in pretty bad, and that does not speak well > for their immune > systems, which could have been affected by their > heavy reliance on > meat, and the inability for their cultures to > sustain a farming > lifestyle, due to invading enemies who would kill > and rape and pillage > those who stayed put in one place long enough to try > to plant crops. > They HAD to move around to keep their enemies from > finding them, and to > chase their meat sources. All in all, the europeans > succeeded because > they had a superior method of keeping the raping and > pillaging down to a > minimum (they did enough of it though), and a > superior method of > producing food, clothing, and shelter. > > I believe a lot of native peoples lived in harsh > environments to evade > the nasty dispositioned peoples who lived south. > AND remember that they > ate a lot of organ meats. They knew exactly which > organs, the adrenals, > on the animals, to divide evenly amongst the members > of their groups, > which they by necessity had to keep small, to keep > from getting scurvy. > > Sorry to go so off on this subject. Our intestines > are designed half > way between vegetarian and meat eating. Which way > to go? I find that > the vegetarians I have known are much more peaceful > than the meat eaters > I am aquatinted with. > Kris > > > www.paleodiet.com > > > > Many of your questions will be answered. > > > > Also read CANCER DISEASE OF CIVILIZATION and other > books mentioned on the > > website. > > > > > > > > > > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion > of colloidal silver. > > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an > e-mail message to: > [email protected] -or- > [email protected] > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the > SUBJECT line. > > To post, address your message to: > [email protected] > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > > ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
