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Hi Jack,

Yes, I believe that my son has dysbiosis, as do many of us in today's

modern toxic world...antibiotics make that worse so have to supplement

with probiotics, he has tried a human probiotics strain called progurt

that has given miracle cures to some of his doctor's patients, but did

nothing for my son, and i have heard of the probiotics colon therapy

before too, i think they may do this in europe...

sue v.

>Sue: One of the problems that I have been seeing is dysbiosis: abnormal

>floral growth in the G.I. tract. A good example is a recent case I am

>working on. Couple (ages 42) and teen age daughter. Severe diarrhea.

>She has an overgrowth of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which was identified in

>her environment and tap water (on a well source). The male and daughter

>have periods of diarrhea, which has not been cultured yet. We also

>detected Acinetobacter in the indoor environment which may be adding to

>the dysbiosis (cultures are in the process). Dysbiosis occurs because

>of abnormal balance in intestinal flora. Antibiotics will make the

>situation worse. It is difficult to return the flora back to normal state.

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>There was a publication on this subject where the wife had severe

>dysbiosis. The husband was normal. The treating internist decided to

>transplant the husband's intestinal flora into the woman. I do not

>recall the specifics, but essentially the physician introduced the

>husband's flora into the woman's colon. Within a few days she had

>normalized and the diarrhea went away. The physician actually typed the

>woman's flora and did identify abnormal bacterial flora that the

>transplant successfully returned to normal.

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