in your case the volume of gatorade with the cs and the quantity
of cs mixed liquid is indeed overloading your system. some of the cs is
getting to
the colon i would guess.
cs is not gatorade. it is a supplement and antibiotic.
used in smaller amounts, swished in the mouth for ten seconds, and done
on an empty
stomach, cs should not effect the bacteria in your colon in any
significant way.
cs is not a drink, it is a very effective antibiotic against many
viruses and infections.
properly homemade cs is as effective -or more- than any store products
i know of.
On Nov 26, 2004, at 9:05 PM, David S Osborne wrote:
Thanks for that info, sol:
............but I wonder about the conclusion, that the cs doesn't
have a whole lot of impact in the colon. This is from my own
'labwork', my own body.
I am semi-retired; drive a school bus about 4 hrs per weekday; I
didn't keep any records, but starting around the first of this year, I
was ingesting about a gal. of cs/gatorade [i'd sa 'atleast'], the mix
being APPROX 3qts Gatora, 1qt cs [6-8ppm ish]. After 3 to 4 weeks of
being quite regular with it, I realized my eliminations had become
quite loose and herx like; my sense was that the good flora was being
killed off; that my digestion was not being complete.
I stopped the cs, continued with the GA, did acidophilus caps
big-time, and after several days, my digestion/system seemed to
balance out, the stool returned to what's normal for me.
I'm sad that I didn't keep a log on all this 'cause I am to the age
where 'senior moments' are main events and I am sure I've lost some
important detail to my experimentation..... but my sense is the cs did
get to the intestinal flora and [in tech. terms] screwed up that part
of my digestive process.
I am still a big-time GA chugger and I plan to add the cs back again
in a while and I will try to keep better data.
.........comments anyone?? davido
On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 17:48:53 -0700 sol <[email protected]>
writes:
> http://library.thinkquest.org/22016/digestion/?tqskip1=1
> http://distance.stcc.edu/BIOL102/Lectures/lesson13/humandig.htm
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digestion
>
http://www.framingham.edu/faculty/mcarrol/fall2001concepts_files/
digestion.htm
>
> In addition my basic family medical guide says the "normal
> intestinal
> flora" in the human intestines are found in the colon, not in the
> stomach or small intestines.
>
> Thus there are NO "good bacteria" in a human stomach. So nothing for
> CS
> to hurt. In the colon the water content of the food remains is
> removed
> and absorbed, thus the colon contents are relatively dry, so CS is
> not
> able to be very active there at all. If one accepts the Altman study
> as
> reperesentative of how CS is excreted in most humans, little CS
> exits
> the body through the feces so it is extremely unlikely that CS could
>
> harm the colon's normal flora.
> sol
>
>
> twllLL wrote:
>
> > This article claims too much CS kills off good bacteria in the
> > stomach.He also mentions the libertarian turning blue,but doesn't
> go
> > into detail about ionic or non ionic CS.
> > http://www.hsibaltimore.com/ea2002/ea_021114.shtml
>
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