Did You Know That More Than 99% Of The Bacteria Within The Gut Is More Than Likely Anaerobes

By Author: Bruce Wodskow
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Could this be the explanation we as humans are so vulnerable to diseases?

It's well-known that in specific circumstances, some forms of bacteria are thought to be able to causing disease by producing infection or increasing cancer risk for the host.

As infants, we're colonized by large numbers of E. coli and streptococci soon after birth. Within a couple of days, bacterial numbers reach 10to8 to 10to10 per gram of faeces, and unfortunately from here the gut fights a mostly losing battle involving the friendly aerobic bacteria and of course the unfriendly anaerobic pathogens. The body constantly uses lots of energy to produce hydrogen peroxide within the gut to attempt to defeat this invading force of anaerobic pathogens, yet to win this battle is most often not possible with out some external intervention.

Rain water naturally contains hydrogen peroxide, which explains why rain watered crops grow more healthy and stronger than ones watered with tap water. So what can we learn from plants that will help us? Plant digestive processes are similar to animals, besides that their digestive systems are on the outside ...
... of themselves. Without a properly oxygenated root environment, plants also need to fight against anaerobic pathogens, and in the event that they do not succeed, they don't grow strong roots and are prone to sickness. We additionally know that once you add oxygen at root level, your crops completely get better and start to thrive!

Winning the fight against anaerobic pathogens is not difficult, you just have to change the digestive environment into a oxygen rich environment as anaerobic pathogens can not survive if there is sufficient oxygen present. An oxygen rich environment also promotes the development of helpful aerobic bacteria, so increasing the available oxygen in the digestive tract makes for an efficient technique for health.

So what if we could change the 99% of unfriendly anaerobes in the gut to 10% or less? This may mean 90% or more friendly aerobic bacteria might thrive instead. As anaerobes live on sugar fermentation, would you say we will crave less sugar? It is a well-known fact that the gut talks to the brain to "order" the nutrients it wants. So what do you think the good aerobic bacteria will order? The same? Or maybe more healthy nutrients? Perhaps your cravings for fast food and sugar are not your own?
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And once you begin consuming more healthily the next phase is the normalization of your weight, this could mean weight reduction or even weight gain. Improvement of skin texture and flaccidity, which will make you look younger and more radiant. More energy plus a sharper brain is another consequence.

One of the interesting qualities of RainDrops is, because of the lipid technology that encapsulates the molecule of hydrogen peroxide, it does not provide too much oxygen at any one time. The extra oxygen is only released as and when anaerobic pathogens into contact with it - neutralizing each other instantly!

For the first time it is now you will be able to add more oxygen than what is needed immediately, leaving a reserve for use later as and when it is going to be needed. As this oxygenated water arrives in the gut, it neutralises all the anaerobic pathogens present - it changes the anaerobic environment into the ideal oxygen rich (aerobic) environment. This is the reason why the gut responds so well to RainDrops, because when the gut environment improves into a oxygen rich aerobic environment the probiotics thrive, and of course the unbeneficial pathogens are neutralized, with a result that much more nutrients are properly digested and absorbed into the body.
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