Hi all,

If the bacterial balance in the body is good to start with, one really has
no concern about overly disturbing it without taking very high amounts of
CS.  This is only common sense.  If the bacterial balance is disturbed, then
a positive action was needed regardless of the use of colloidal silver.

I agree Janis, you ought to stick around!

Although this deals with another substance used in the intestines, the
reasoning is the same:  ( quoting from the Eytons' Earth website ):

COMMENTS:

While the bentonite is working to remove the undesirable bacteria it could
also remove an equal number of desirable bacteria, but when one realizes the
large difference in the relative population of the this may not present a
problem. In a normal healthy individual the population of desirable bacteria
can run from 100,000 to 100,000,000 per cubic centimeter while the
undesirable will generally run only 1/10 of one percent to 1%

( .001 to .01 ) of that number. However, when the population of undesirable
bacteria gets up to 2% or 3%, the individual may be in real trouble and may
perhaps have as, cramps, or serious diarrhea. To illustrate, assume a
desirable population of 50,000 organisms with 1% undesirable or 500,000,
assuming that the undesirable population increases to 2% or 1,000,000 and by
increasing the quantity of bentonite suppose we removed 500,000 of each
within 2 hours, we then would get:

Desirable 50,000,000 But, Undesirable 1,000,000

Removed 500,000 Removed 500,000

Balance 49,500,000 We now have 500,000

or a reduction of only 1% which should be rapidly replaced with or a
reduction of 50% in this category, bringing the population back to a more
normal state, where it should stay if conditions of normal good health
prevail.

Note: In this summary Dr. Lind stated, "It also appears that if one wishes
to accurately determine that a specific organism will be removed or sorbed
from the gut by bentonite, one must set up "in vivo" experiments in animals.
This would involve oral administration of the specific organism in question
and following its path through the gut in the presence of a bentonite
preparation." The clinical work done by Dr. Damrau's group mentioned in the
first paragraph of this article, seems to have already demonstrated this "in
vivo" ( in the body ) within the scope of the matters under investigation.
In that research results in the treatment of diarrhea in humans were
indicated as 97% satisfactory and had the dosage been raised as per Dr.
Lind's procedures, the results might have been more impressive.


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