Roberta Bivins See book keywords and concepts |
Certain germs may be living for years in our intestines on terms of neutrality...; but the moment something untoward happens to the intestines, they may at once grow unfriendly and declare war. Now all these years, the so-called exciting cause was there but was powerless to excite. But the moment the intestines become injured in some way our whilom friends become our foes. Why should we not call the injury to the intestines the exciting cause and the bacterium the predisposing cause? They are apparently like the seed and the soil, the father and the mother, which are both essential... |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts |
Or we might run node tests to look at their intestines to see how well they're digesting their food, or if they're developing inappropriate bacteria in their intestines that are causing a toxic reaction.
One of the side effects of using antibiotics is that they often stimulate the growth of inappropriate bacteria in the intestines, and those bacteria could be very problematic. Most people don't realize that we have in our intestines ten times as many bacterial cells as we have in our body. Those bacterial cells are metabolically active, and sometimes the things they produce are useful for us. |
Amarjit S. Basra See book keywords and concepts |
They are indicated for retention of feces due to accumulation of excessive heat in the stomach and intestines. The most commonly used purging drugs are Rhei (root and rhizome), Senncte (leaf), and Aloe from medicinal plants have three kinds, Rheum palmatum, Cassia angustifolia, and Aloe vera, respectively.
Drugs Lubricating the Intestines
These drugs are mostly seeds of plants containing oil. They lubricate the intestines and move the stool, and indicated in constipation due to deficient body fluids in the aged person or patients with weakness of the body due to chronic diseases. |
Mark Sircus See book keywords and concepts |
Once the mercury burden is lowered from the intestines, mercury from other body tissues will more readily migrate into the intestines ?where chlorella will effectively remove it. It is the fibrous material in chlorella that has been shown to bind with heavy metals and pesticides like PCBs that can accumulate in our bodies. Chlorella traps toxic metals in the GI tract and acts as an ion exchange resin.
Chlorella is a species of unicellular fresh water algae that has been shown to possess detoxifying properties enabling it to assist or support the human detoxification system. |
Richard Bartlett See book keywords and concepts |
The word "but" carries a lot of emotion, so I asked the question: "What would my intestines be like if they had a different reaction to all the crappy stress, both physical and emotional, from the time of Thanksgiving before I was born to the present?" I Two-Pointed from above my right shoulder diagonally to below the left hip—and whoa!
There was a kettledrum, thump-like feeling jolting my body and then thumping the bed. Then I had an unbidden visualization of burnt marshmallow crusts flaking away from my intestines and being gently blown away by the winds. |
Dan Buettner See book keywords and concepts |
People think that our skin is the main way our bodies interact with the outside world, but it is actually through our digestive tract—our stomach, large intestines, and small intestines. It has a surface area about the size of a tennis court. That's a lot of inflammation for our bodies to deal with."
"I noticed lots of mugwort," he continued. "Lots of turmeric, lots of garlic. Most people think mugwort is only for the Harry Potter books. Okinawan mugwort is one species of the genus Artemisia, which contains the most powerful natural substance for fighting malaria. |
Roberta Bivins See book keywords and concepts |
But the moment the intestines become injured in some way our whilom friends become our foes. Why should we not call the injury to the intestines the exciting cause and the bacterium the predisposing cause? They are apparently like the seed and the soil, the father and the mother, which are both essential...
Srinivasamurti thus adeptly and exacdy deployed arguments identical to those raised by Sanitarians and others resisting the bacteriological gospel in Europe. |
Kevin Trudeau See book keywords and concepts |
Gas starts to develop; the food doesn't digest properly, starts getting stuck in the stomach, and starts moving through the rest of the small intestines and large intestines in a very slow manner. When the food isn't digested in the stomach first, it then cannot be digested in the small intestine and large intestine. It then begins to get stuck and stay there longer than it should. When it gets stuck and stays there longer than it should it begins to attach itself to the walls of the intestines and colon. |
Roberta Bivins See book keywords and concepts |
Now all these years, the so-called exciting cause was there but was powerless to excite. But the moment the intestines become injured in some way our whilom friends become our foes. Why should we not call the injury to the intestines the exciting cause and the bacterium the predisposing cause? They are apparently like the seed and the soil, the father and the mother, which are both essential...
Srinivasamurti thus adeptly and exacdy deployed arguments identical to those raised by Sanitarians and others resisting the bacteriological gospel in Europe. |
Kevin Trudeau See book keywords and concepts |
Gas starts to develop; the food doesn't digest properly, starts getting stuck in the stomach, and starts moving through the rest of the small intestines and large intestines in a very slow manner. When the food isn't digested in the stomach first, it then cannot be digested in the small intestine and large intestine. It then begins to get stuck and stay there longer than it should. When it gets stuck and stays there longer than it should it begins to attach itself to the walls of the intestines and colon. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts |
It soothes the intestines. It has bismuth subsalicylate for knocking out the bugs and dealing with inflammation -- that is what is in Pepto-Bismol. Any gastrointestinal discomfort that animals have -- and they do because we feed them such junk -- GI Defense will really help to cure and heal it.
Making food your pet's medicine
Mike: It should be mentioned, too, that people should change the food for their pets.
Dr. Liers: Absolutely. It has to be the base. All the things we talked about for humans again. We feed our dogs sardines. They are inexpensive. |
Roberta Bivins See book keywords and concepts |
Why should we not call the injury to the intestines the exciting cause and the bacterium the predisposing cause? They are apparently like the seed and the soil, the father and the mother, which are both essential...
Srinivasamurti thus adeptly and exacdy deployed arguments identical to those raised by Sanitarians and others resisting the bacteriological gospel in Europe. |
| Those perceptions, as Floyer's diligent efforts of translation suggest, related not just to the factual content of that body of knowledge (on what side of the body the heart was lodged; the length of the intestines; the rate of circulation in the body) but to the cosmologies and epistemologies embedded therein (a non-dichotomous universe, a body internally legible through physical sensations, rather than auditory clues or direct inspection) and the manner in which the substance of each of these categories was expressed ('flowery', 'poetical' language). |
Dr Ron Roberts See book keywords and concepts |
The liver, gall bladder, stomach, pancreas and intestines work continuously and a mono-diet gives them time to regroup.
Mono-diets are not suitable for children.
Nature sometimes forces a compulsory rest on us by reducing our taste for food and depressing our appetite. When we get a cold or other illness, or sometimes when we just feel run down, we don't feel like eating much. It is possible for a person to exist without food for quite a long period of time—consider hunger strikers, who can last for weeks without eating—but not fluids. Liquid is essential for sustenance and survival. |
Steven V. Joyal See book keywords and concepts |
One of the most important qualities of soluble fiber is its ability to help regulate blood glucose levels: it absorbs water in the intestinal tract, combines with the digesting food to make a gel, and thus slows the rate at which glucose is metabolized and absorbed from the intestines. This slowing process also steadies the rate of insulin secretion. Another fantastic benefit of eating soluble fiber is that it can help you lose weight. It adds bulk to your diet, so it helps you feel full and more satisfied, and thus less likely to overeat. |
Dr Ron Roberts See book keywords and concepts |
She points out that the principal organs of detoxification in the body—the skin, lungs, intestines, liver, kidneys and lymph glands—benefit from the cleansing and energising properties of many oils.
Whether or not we are aware of it, the smells that surround us daily can change our mood by either lifting or lowering our spirits. Many essential oils are linked to our emotions, to improve harmony and balance in our lives. They have a significant effect on our moods and energy levels. |
Michael T. Murray See book keywords and concepts |
They base that conclusion on the shape and arrangement of our teeth, the way our jaws move, and the length of our digestive tract (our intestines are more than 20 feet long, while most carnivores have intestines only a few feet in length). The point is that the human body is designed to function efficiently by getting most of its energy and nutrition from plant sources.
In fact, some experts have said—and we believe—that diseases such as diabetes and cancer are the result of a "maladaptation" over time to a reduced intake of fruits and vegetables. |
Dr Ron Roberts See book keywords and concepts |
Vitamins and Minerals in the Diet
VITAMIN
FUNCTION
SOURCE
A
Maintains healthy skin in the linings of the lungs and intestines. Increases resistance to infection. Improves night vision.
Liver, eggs, dairy products,- cod liver oil; carrot, spinach, yellow or orange vegetables such as pumpkin and sweet potato.
Bl
Involved in energy-releasing reactions in the body.
Wholegrain cereals and bread,-wheatgerm,. peas, sesame seeds, almonds, yeast (brewers and extract), meat extract.
B2 (Riboflavin)
Involved in energy-releasing reactions in the body. |
Dr. Paula Baillie-Hamilton See book keywords and concepts |
The combination of chemicals that the intestines are exposed to from the diet, together with the ongoing background exposure that all the body organs get from the existing body burden of chemicals, means that our intestines tend to be the body parts exposed to the highest level of chemicals.
But rather than listing all the chemicals involved, it is more helpful to understand how our digestive system works and then the ways in which chemicals can interfere. |
Lester A. Mitscher and Victoria Toews See book keywords and concepts |
The digestive system, including the stomach and the intestines.
Gingivitis. Inflammation of the dental gums, the beginning stage of periodontal disease.
Glucose. A particular sugar that occurs widely in nature. The term is often used to refer to the sugar commonly found in the blood, in which case it is a synonym for blood sugar.
Glycogen. A carbohydrate polymer composed of glucose units. It is the main form in which carbohydrate is stored in the body. The liver produces glycogen from glucose and stores it until the muscles need it for energy.
Gram-negative bacteria. |
Victoria Boutenko, M.A. See book keywords and concepts |
For example, starchy tubers combined in one meal with sour fruits or vegetables can create fermentation and gas in our intestines.
Placing greens in the same category as vegetables has caused people to mistakenly apply the combining rules of starchy vegetables to greens. Driven by this confusion, many concerned people wrote to me inquiring if blending fruits with greens was proper food combining. They had heard that "fruits and vegetables did not mix well." Yes, to combine starchy vegetables with fruits would not be a good idea. Such a combination can cause gas in the intestines. |
Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., C.N.S. See book keywords and concepts |
They make the intestines easier to penetrate, impairing the immune system's ability to fight off food and bacterial fragments that leak into the bloodstream. In his highly regarded book, The Paleo Diet, which is based on a lifetime of highly respected nutritional research into hunter-gatherer diets, Cordain lists all beans in his "foods to avoid" list. Just thought you should know.
Is this something the average person should be concerned about? Maybe, maybe not. Obviously, beans have huge health benefits if you're not one of the people who responds badly to them. |
J. Douglas Bremner See book keywords and concepts |
High-fiber diets also reduce the risk of ulcer by slowing the movement of food through the stomach and reducing exposure of the intestines to acid. Foods with high fiber include fruits, vegetables, legumes, and brown bread and rice.
In general fatty-food diets can exacerbate all gastrointestinal disorders, including ulcers, GERD, dyspepsia, and IBS. Chocolate, citrus fruits, tomatoes, peppermint, and caffeine can also worsen gastrointestinal problems, although they don't actually cause ulcers. |
Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., C.N.S. See book keywords and concepts |
Researchers concluded that aloe was able to rebalance the intestines by "regulating gastrointestinal pH while improving gastrointestinal motility, increasing stool specific gravity, and reducing populations of certain fecal microorganisms, including yeast." Other studies have shown that aloe vera juice helps detoxify the bowel, neutralize stomach acidity, and relieve constipation and gastric ulcers. |
Dr. Sharon Moalem See book keywords and concepts |
Many infants can have botulism spores in their intestines (the spores can be found in honey, and that's one of the reasons parents are warned not to feed honey to babies, especially before they turn one). If the spores germinate, the results can be fatal. A study of sixty-nine cases of infant botulism in California showed one key difference between fatal and nonfatal cases of botulism in babies. Babies who were fed with iron-supplemented formula instead of breast-fed were much younger when they began to get sick and more vulnerable as a result. |