Re: Re: Jitters from sugar

[Guest guest]

I understand from previous posts that the Acidophilus EATS the Candida (or the

sugar), wether that's true or not, I don't know but it has helped me out in the

past before, when I was trying to figure out what was going on, that 12

Acidophilus pills would quiet everything down.

Bonnie

Jitters from sugar

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Anyone

> know how to offset this sugar reaction? Don't be too hard on me -

I'll

> be good tomorrow!!

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> Tina

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[Guest guest]

I thought it was the bifidus bacteria that did most of the good work in the

gut? Dee

-- Re: Re: Jitters from sugar

I understand from previous posts that the Acidophilus EATS the Candida (or

the sugar), wether that's true or not, I don't know but it has helped me out

in the past before, when I was trying to figure out what was going on, that

12 Acidophilus pills would quiet everything down.

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

I thought so too.

sol

Dee wrote:

> I thought it was the bifidus bacteria that did most of the good work in the

> gut? Dee

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[Guest guest]

Guys, I believe the Bifidus is most prominent in the large intesting, I think my

problem is in the small intestine.

Bonnie

Re: Re: Jitters from sugar

I thought so too.

sol

Dee wrote:

> I thought it was the bifidus bacteria that did most of the good work in the

> gut? Dee

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply Duncan, and the best of wishes for the coming

celebration! Dee

-- Re: Jitters from sugar

That's right, Dee; bifidobacteria can control all the rest including

lactobacilli as it produces a stronger acid. What's more, the (acetic)

acid is a direct food for the bowel lining, unlike the weaker (lactic)

acid produced by the lactobacilli.

Duncan

[Guest guest]

Yes, I read something about it somewhere, but didn't translate it correctly.

Thanks for that.

Bonnie

Re: Jitters from sugar

Bonnie, acidophilus does not eat candida; it competes with candida for

carbohydrate food and produces lactic acid to curb its growth, that's

all.

Duncan

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> I understand from previous posts that the Acidophilus EATS the

Candida (or the sugar), wether that's true or not, I don't know but it

has helped me out in the past before, when I was trying to figure out

what was going on, that 12 Acidophilus pills would quiet everything

down.

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> Bonnie