Re: which of these kill good bacteria?

[Guest guest]

It's complicated because they may also kill yeast. Also, yeast flares when it's

being killed, when metals are moving, which is typical in die-off, when there is

die-off due to the extra load on the body, etc.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

>

> I am curious as to which of the following kill good bacteria:

>

> oil of oregano

> olive leaf extract

> clarkia

> samento

>

> In trying to research this I have come up with conflicting opinions.

>

> Or, does yeast flare up when you use some of these simply because there are

less bacteria to compete with?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Bethany

>

[Guest guest]

Is it possible to still build up good bacteria while using these?

> >

> > I am curious as to which of the following kill good bacteria:

> >

> > oil of oregano

> > olive leaf extract

> > clarkia

> > samento

> >

> > In trying to research this I have come up with conflicting opinions.

> >

> > Or, does yeast flare up when you use some of these simply because there are

less bacteria to compete with?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Bethany

> >

>