Cleaning The Colon Part 6

Intestinal bacteria

As part of a healthy gut is the recipient of billions of bacteria or microflora: acidophilus and bifidus, which was transferred through breast-feeding in our gut when we were children.

The acidophilus and bifidus used in the final stages of digestion of the body. They are doing their job and are in line with the total body. Toxins, drugs and antibiotics, can damage or destroy the beneficial bacteria, allowing harmful bacteria to take control. Harmful bacteria from products that contain ammonia, purine and etionina substances that increase the risk of cancer. Disadvantages of beneficial bacteria are common especially after heavy use of antibiotics, medications, or after an episode of severe diarrhea. The negative impact of harmful bacteria in the intestine is rarely diagnosed. Headache, superficial infections, weakness and constipation can be symptoms of many good bacteria decline.

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