Re: Good Bacteria- Bad Bacteria

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Barb

Just something else to consider..The place I get my culture plates

would sell to schools to do there little projects, unfortunately kids

were coming down with problems whenever they came into contact with

high levels of growths in the plates. So surprisingly they are no

longer using culture plates from this manufacturer for school

projects..

tonby

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> Guys:

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> I think we have to stop think about the bacteria in the body as good

> vs bad ( and I'm talking about the bacteria in the gut, muscous

> menbranes, throat, ears mouth- etc..). It's a BALANCE that is a

> healthy thing. What we call a good bug can cause a problem if it's

> proliferating out of control.

>

> Barb

>

[Guest guest]

Missed my point- It's a BALANCE of different species opposing each

other- not necessarily good v bad per se... and I know people with

perfect teeth that don't exactly take care of them- and they heal fast

with no infections.. Just a damn good immune system.

What we (the chronically sick ones) are doing is finding ways to

assistt our immune systems- If we had one of the superior immune

systems (like my Russian 50 yr old friend- who I've NEVER seen sick-

even hardly a sniffle) Then we would be here talking to each other.

I'm not saying I have any answers- I'm just making observations.

B

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> > Dan

> > Think of it like this, everyone tries to brush there teeth three

> > times a day to stop the bacteria from destroying there teeth?Why

are

> > these so called good bacteria attacked on a three times a day basis

> > (brushing) to stop there destructive ways, yet you get a group of

> > numb nuts preaching how important it is to keep the supposed good

> > guys?When you keep things supposedly clean, and supposedly bacteria

> > free, your using selective pressure which makes genetically

modified

> > bacteria, which also no longer act the same way- hence allergies

and

> > the like.

> >

[Guest guest]

I agree about the balance being important, but I also think there are some very bad bugs out there just waiting for an unsuspecting host to come along. Some of us happen to be luckier than others in that we don't encounter them, or we don't already have a bacterial balance just waiting to be tipped. I feel really confident that my balance was pushed over the edge by very bad dental practices coinciding with a highly resistant bacteria that I acquired at the YMCA pool (still alive in all that chlorine). penny Barb Peck <egroups1bp@...> wrote: Missed my point- It's a BALANCE of different species opposing each other- not necessarily good v bad per se... and I know people with perfect teeth that don't exactly take care of them- and they heal fast with no infections.. Just a damn good immune system.What we (the chronically sick ones) are doing is finding ways to assistt our immune systems- If we had one of the superior immune systems (like my Russian 50 yr old friend- who I've NEVER seen sick- even hardly a sniffle) Then we would be here talking to each other.I'm not saying I have any answers- I'm just making observations.B> > >> > Dan> > Think of it like this, everyone tries to brush there teeth three > > times a day to stop the bacteria from destroying there teeth?Why are > > these so called

good bacteria attacked on a three times a day basis> > (brushing) to stop there destructive ways, yet you get a group of > > numb nuts preaching how important it is to keep the supposed good > > guys?When you keep things supposedly clean, and supposedly bacteria > > free, your using selective pressure which makes genetically modified > > bacteria, which also no longer act the same way- hence allergies and > > the like.> >

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Barb

There is other issues that have to be addressed that has nothing to

do with the actual immune system..You need all your organs firing

beautifully, and in order for this to occur you need to make sure

your not carrying any excess weight/bad fats. Your very familiar with

all the pathways in your liver- imagine, if like many, there's a

fatty liver diagnosis- which surely might mean it's not firing

correctly..Look at the issues with heart disease in many of us

(according to cheney's testing even)..Also if your dehydrated you

don't have an immune system like normal people know it...There's so

many variables- unfortunately some people want to retrofit tick born

in between the lines instead of focusing on the whole gammit of

problems we face- coagulation/clotting, liver disease, heart disease,

skeletal defects -scoliosis/bone spurs/ spondilitis ..

microcircualtion- lymphatic drainage/stagnation-brain stem infection

all the way thru the sinus and into the brain, and all the way down

to the thyroid and surrounding area's...

So yeah Barb it's a balance..But people tend to ignore this picture

to place there focus on Babesia- as an egs... On another note similar

to your healthy russian friend-I tend to notice that people that dive

into the cold oceans and swim regularly in the mornings also qualify

for perfect health- many have to go back as far as 18 years to

remember there last cold?How good is it to tackle inflammation like

this instead of trying to throw pills at it...

So the focus I tend to not want people to ignore, is the

oppurtuinistic infections that make these king size problems hard to

resolve IMO...

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> Missed my point- It's a BALANCE of different species opposing each

> other- not necessarily good v bad per se... and I know people with

> perfect teeth that don't exactly take care of them- and they heal

fast

> with no infections.. Just a damn good immune system.

>

> What we (the chronically sick ones) are doing is finding ways to

> assistt our immune systems- If we had one of the superior immune

> systems (like my Russian 50 yr old friend- who I've NEVER seen sick-

> even hardly a sniffle) Then we would be here talking to each other.

>

> I'm not saying I have any answers- I'm just making observations.

> B

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> > >

> > > Dan

> > > Think of it like this, everyone tries to brush there teeth

three

> > > times a day to stop the bacteria from destroying there teeth?

Why

> are

> > > these so called good bacteria attacked on a three times a day

basis

> > > (brushing) to stop there destructive ways, yet you get a group

of

> > > numb nuts preaching how important it is to keep the supposed

good

> > > guys?When you keep things supposedly clean, and supposedly

bacteria

> > > free, your using selective pressure which makes genetically

> modified

> > > bacteria, which also no longer act the same way- hence

allergies

> and

> > > the like.

> > >

>