Del, What company would that be? Thanks. PT
________________________________ From: Del <d...@altsystem.com> To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tue, March 15, 2011 2:38:11 PM Subject: Re: CS>Probiotics For most of her life, my wife has been battling IBS. I always believed that a probiotic should solve the problem. We tried many (including the HSO). Nothing worked. Then we tried VSL#3. IBS gone within about two months on one packet per day. Now she gets it by prescription so that our drug coverage will defray the considerable cost. We think eventually she will be able to stop taking it and still remain stable. If you order it, make sure to order from the company itself so that it will be shipped with ice packs. VSL#3 should always be refrigerated. Del ----- Original Message ----- >From: Jason R Eaton >To: silver-list@eskimo.com >Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2011 11:04 AM >Subject: CS>Probiotics > > >Hi Steve: > >I'm always playing around with various probies. Sometimes, one must consider >how powerful of a porbiotic formula one actsually needs. I'm NOT an expert on >the topic, but I do emmensely enjoy the research. > >Dr. Mercola's probiotics, which contain ten strains, are desigend to survive >the >digestive tract. These are just your run-of-the-mill probiotics, and a touch >pricey, but at least one knows the job will get done. > >The first of the "big guns" I play with are HSO's, homeostatic soil organisms, >offered by Garden Life under the brand name Primal Defense. These are very >controversial little creatures have no problems surviving through the >digestive >system. These types of organisms have come under fire primarily due to modern >science's inability to predict the long term effects of HSO's. However, >before >disregarding them as potentially profound healing agents, the small scale >studies done should be carefully considered. > >http://www.crohns-disease-probiotics.com/HSOs.html > >http://miracleii-4u.com/hsos-clinical-studies.htm > > >But my personal favorite probies I make myself, from Effective >Microorgansims. >THe EM master culture, from Japan, is quite affordable, and is a blend of >microorganisms designed as a support system to keep one type of very special >microorganism alive: Two strains of photosynthetic bacteria, Rhodopseudomonas >palustris and Rhodobacter sphaeroides > >http://www.teraganix.com/Effective-Microorganisms-History-and-Availability-s/194.htm > > >These amazing little creatures (if you can call them that) don't often appear >at >the Earth's surface anymore... Not since the Earth's atomosphere began >containing oxygen. > > >Every last researcher that I've corresponded with has been nothing short of >amazed at the various applications of EM and A-EM. Ongoing research continues: > >http://emrojapan.com/ > >...however, very little has been published in English about the health and >healing potential of using EM-based supplements as probiotics. That said, in >the worst case scenarios with people I correspond with, when their chronic >digestive conditions (and we're talking hospitalization level conditions) >respond to nothing else, a combination of EM therapy and clay therapy has, at >the very least, stabilized even the most serious cases of IBS, Crohns, and >other >non- or mis-diagnosed conditions of the lower intestines. > >Whatever probiotic one chooses, it takes about four weeks to see how they will >compete with whatever else is in the colon. When the state of the colon is >returned to normal, an individual will always effortlessly go to the bathroom >once for every major meal eaten the day prior. > >So it really depends on what you are trying to accomplish with your >supplementation. I also make kombucha on occassion, and use Kefir, but I >don't >see either as being powerful enough to act to restore serious digestive >disorders. > >Kind Regards, > >Jason >
