bacteria repsonsible for complications

[Guest guest]

Doesn't this quote put up red flags to anyone about the fact that this gentlemen is saying that if there was bad bacteria in the gut mcosal, that complications can happen? They know more than we're being told. Jack, this article is the one you shot down, saying they all had underlying conditions. But according to the rapid responses, this gentlemen had this to say..................

I find it difficult to believe that intestinal secretion was the cause of the complications or deaths unless these patients had the unappreciated presence of gut mucosal ischaemia or bacterial infection such as C difficle.

http://www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/326/7385/382#29665

Therefore it's the bacteria in the gut that changes everything. Also, he says he finds it difficult to believe that intestinal secretion was the cause............He doen't know for a fact. None of them know, this is why we were all involved in this "we don't know" study, so they could find out. Using our children!!!!

Jeanie