CS does not reach the lower intestinal track in full strength as the cs has been absorbed into the blood stream already. Evidence of this is found with the fact that if a person wants to combat candida in the intestines, he must use some sort of carrier (roughage, psyllium husk, bentonite clay, etc.) to bring the cs along with it further into the intestines.
Moderate usage of cs has not, in my experience, caused a situation of depletion of good bacteria. I have, however, taken large doses of cs with psyllium fiber to kill them darned bugs (works good too!), and needed to replenish my bacteria. Jim Michael Giammarino wrote: > If CS kills both good and bad bacteria, if one uses CS routinely, > will he have to continue to supplement his body with good > bacteria. How many hours apart, should CS be taken before the good > bacteria is then introduced into the system for purpose of > repopulating? If the good bacteria is taken first, will then all the > CS be killed?
