Guest guest Posted September 8, 2006 Report Posted September 8, 2006 I should have mentioned the dysbiosis link to cancer; aberrant crypt foci, which are cells that propose to be cancerous at some point, are increased in dysbiosis due to toxin exposure on the bowel lining itself. Dysbiosis is a known cancer risk increaser for this reason. Inulin supplements reduce the occurrence of aberrant crypt foci by increasing probiotics on the bowel wall, which reduce dysbiosis and reduce this toxin exposure. The probiotic bacteria also produce anti-cancer enzymes which ae effective in hese micro- locations on the bowel wall. This is why the subject is important, and it's precisely where Hulda dropped the ball. Duncan Crow Duncan Quote
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