Guest guest Posted June 7, 2010 Report Share Posted June 7, 2010 I'm posting this message and my reply again so you do not miss it. Cheers, Bee > > Hi Group - Prior to writing this question, I did do a search on this forum, but unfortunately came up with NO prior topics on LG, and I also checked Bee's site, but came up with contradictory articles. The first one states that the Leaky Gut Syndrome is False, but another article states that there is scientific proof carbohydrates cause disease, and therefore damage to the intestinal tract leads to leaky gut syndrome among other things.... ?? > > > > Sooo, I am trying hard to find out if Bee does or does not believe there is such a thing as Leaky Gut and if it is a concern or not ? I ask this because last night I was reading a different forum on Leaky Gut, and the author there stated she felt the only way to effectively deal with Candida long term is to reverse food intolerances and use Probiotics. > > > > She wrote the following: > > That undigested food particles (from food intolerances/metabolic errors) cause the body to cultivate candida to prevent these food particles from entering the blood stream. If they do enter the blood stream, they can't be utilized for food so they are considered a toxin. +++Hi . Most undigested food particles that end up in the large intestine are mainly the cell walls of plant foods/carbs, called cellulose that humans are not able to digest like herbivores can, i.e. cows. That's why it is important to prepare carbs properly so they are more digestible, i.e. cooking them well enough or fermenting them to break down cells walls. Some carbs like grains, nuts, seeds and legumes (beans or peas from pods) require proper soaking first to remove phytates that bind up minerals in the intestines and enzymes that interfere with protein digestion. Also some sugars and starches are undigestible, along with many toxins. >Protein will putrify, fats will go rancid, and carbs will ferment (primary cause for non-alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver). +++Protein from meats and eggs and the " good " fats I recommend are the very easiest foods for humans to digest compared to any kinds of carbohydrates. However, if there isn't enough stomach acid, it can impair digestion of meats and eggs, so they end up in the large intestines (colon) too. Most of the good fats I recommend don't require stomach acid, digestive enzymes or bile in order for them to be absorbed from the small intestines through the lymphatic system directly into the bloodsteam. +++When undigested food particles, along with toxins, enter the colon they trigger the body to create different kinds of bacteria, since each kind of bacteria consumes, or feeds off of, different kinds of foods or toxins. +++For example, probiotics like bifidobacterium or lactobacillus and other similar bacteria are created by the large colon in order to break down undigested cellulose, sugars, starches, etc. In the mouth lactobacillus acidophilus (probiotics) and other kinds of bacteria are created due to sugars and starches, which produce lactic acid that causes tooth decay and gum diseases, etc. Bifidobacterium species used to be called " Lactobacillus bifidus. " +++When those bacteria are created they change the colon into a fermentation chamber, which in turn creates gases like carbon dioxide, some kinds of alcohol, and small chain fatty acids (good fats) which nourish the cells of the large intestine, stimulate healing, and are also absorbed from the intestines and travel to the liver. The liver processes them before they are released into the bloodstream. All fats end up in the bloodstream as " free fatty acids, " which like other fats are simply cholesterol. Those free fatty acids do not make the blood more acidic. +++If the kinds of bacteria created are not able to break down some foods and toxins that end up in the large colon, those same bacteria are capable of changing into fungus such as Candida, Saccharomyces, Aspergillus, and Penicillium in order to break them down. Candida is particularly effective at breaking down sugars, and toxins such as mercury, other heavy metals, antibiotics, drugs, etc., which it consumes and changes into less harmful substances, i.e. carbon dioxide, alcohol and short chain fatty acids. > This makes the blood very acidic, and acidic blood cannot pick up oxygen when it travels through the lungs (results in fatigue/low energy, foggy brain due to not enough oxygen getting to the brain) and the brain cannot allow this to happen. So it cultivates MORE candida...the body prefers to have a little of the bad stuff so long as it is only centered in the bowels. +++So in the process explained above how can the blood become more acidic? The blood's pH balance is very highly regulated, but not by any kind of foods or toxins in the digestive system, and it must be maintained at 7.35-7.45 which is basically neutral. >Unfortunately, if you get ill (or go on a C. diet to starve them) lack of food puts them into survival mode and they morph into a fungus. This allows them to travel outside the bowel and attach to a weak organ. Now your have a systemic problem. Toenail fungus can be a sign of a systemic problem. +++If you starve them of their food, you are basically not consuming foods and toxins they feed off of, which we know are unhealthy, i.e. sugars, starches, cell walls of carbs that are not broken down, toxins, drugs, heavy metals, antibiotics, etc. Lacking the food bacteria are created in order to break down doesn't cause probiotic bacteria to morph into fungus, in fact the opposite is true, too much food that they feed off of makes bacteria change into fungus, which is called pleomorphism. +++This also happens in any area of the body where bacteria and fungus are needed in order to clean up toxins, etc. so they do not travel to other areas of the body through the bloodstream. In fact all cells in the body are capable of creating bacteria, fungus, etc. when needed in order to clean itself up of toxins and when oxygen is lacking in the body, so the cells themselves change from respiratory (using oxygen) into fermentation (no oxygen), which includes red blood cells. > > LEAKY GUT occurs when the pores of the small intestine become too large, and larger food particles, partially digested, enter both the blood stream and the interstitial fluid that bathes our organs and inward parts. +++The body is much smarter than that, since it creates bacteria (probiotics) and fungus in order to digest or breakdown undigestible foods and toxins, and if some undigestible food or toxins particles are left over they go out of the body through the feces. +++For the sake of argument, let's say undigested food particles do end up in the blood, then why wouldn't laboratories just look at a blood sample and identify the food particle floating in the bloodstream, which would be simple enough, right? They can't do because there are no food particles floating in the blood, so instead the medical field created the " false antibody theory " in order to make money from false laboratory tests, " supposed " allergy treatments, vaccines, etc. > > > > Candida grows tentacles (like roots) into the walls of the small intestine to help anchor it in place so that the movement of chyme/fecal matter does not pull it away. +++When bacteria or fungus are created they actually produce mucus (called biofilms) in which bacteria and fungus live and grow. Mucus formation throughout the body is created in order to get rid of toxins and to protect the cells themselves, i.e. the cells that make up the lining of the intestines. Since candida creates the mucus, how can it grow outside of it? +++Also the small and large intestines, and the stomach produce baking soda in order to protect their lining (cells). The entire intestines must have an alkaline environment so digestive enzymes are active and able to break down foods. +++That's why bacteria, candida/fungus and even cancer cannot be cured by " killing them off " or " trying to get rid of them. " First, their food supply must be eliminated, which is sugars, starches, high-carbs, toxins, etc. and second, all cells need to be reconstructed so they are strong and healthy and can change over to respiration, rather than fermentation. See this video that shows red blood cells that are fermenting - Live blood cell analysis Dr. Young: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3oleKrSCwc & feature=related The best in health, Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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