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good bacteria versus bad bacteria.
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good bacteria versus bad bacteria.
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'Evidence shows the mass antibiotics experiment is devastating our
children's health. It may be the reason so many struggle for breath and
can't assimilate food properly.' 'Emerging research shows that the harmful effects of antibiotics go much
further than the development of drug resistant diseases. The beneficial
bacteria lost to antibiotics, along with disease-inducing bacteria, do
not recover fully. Worse, flora lost by a mother is also lost to her
babies. The missing beneficial gut bacteria are likely a major factor
behind much of the chronic disease experienced today. The continuous use
of antibiotics is resulting in each generation experiencing worse
health than their parents.' Read more...
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'Like it or not, our bowels are the ID cards of our bodies, charting our recent histories with terrifying accuracy. So, how do we ensure a healthy gut?
'Over 70 percent of the human body's immune cells are found in the gut's mucosal lining. A healthy gut means more immunity, and a healthy gut is a gut in which good bacteria outnumber bad. And they're all hitchhikers that rushed in from outside, mounting an invasion that began the instant our placentas broke.
"We're all bacteria-free until then," says Emory University School of Medicine associate professor Andrew Gewirtz, the senior author of a study released this month on the effects of imbalanced gut flora. Once the placenta breaks, Gewirtz says, "the colonization begins."'
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