Gut Health Is Now Something We Could Achieve

By Author: Latanya Shon
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Yes it is a long list, and so to say that gut health is essential would be a under statement!

An unhealthy gut continues to be connected to the following: Adult Onset Diabetes, Allergies, Altitude Sickness, Alzheimer's, Anemia, Angina, Arrhythmia, Arthritis, Asthma, Bacterial Infections, Bronchitis, Cancer,
Candida, Cardiovascular Disease, Cerebral Vascular Disease, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic Pain, Diabetic Gangrene, Diabetic Retinopathy, Digestion Problems, Emphysema, Epstein-Barr Infection, Food Allergies, Fungal Infections, Gangrene, Gingivitis, Headaches, Heart Disease, Herpes Simplex, Herpes Zoster, HIV Infection, Immune Disorders, Infectious Diseases, Inflammation, Influenza, Insect Bites, Liver Cirrhosis, Lupus Erythematosus, Migraine Headaches, Multiple Sclerosis, Parasitic Infections, Parkinson's Disease, Parkinsonism, Periodontal Disease, Pneumonia, Prostatitis, Pulmonary Diseases, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Shingles, Sinusitis, Sore Throat, Stroke & Memory Loss, Type II Diabetes, Ulcers, Vascular & Cluster Headaches, Viral Infections, Warts, Yeast Infections, etc.

The small intestine ...
... is exactly where the battle rages that determine our health and wellbeing, it's the fight between the good and the bad, yes the war between the good bacteria (aerobic bacteria) and bad bacteria (anaerobic bacteria) and who gets to digest the foods, this will also determine who thrives and who will die. The victor determines whether we are healthy or unhealthy, the good news is that we can assist the aerobic bacteria to conquer the bad if we ad the correct supplement to our diet regimes.

If you are looking at this piece of writing the chances are that the bad bacteria (anaerobic bacteria) is the winners so far, and you'll likely not be shocked to hear there are viruses, fungi like Candida, living in your small intestine. How did they get there? Antibiotics, chlorinated water, The Pill for woman, eating the incorrect foods, etc. All of these destroy the good bacteria, giving the bad bacteria the chance to get a foothold in your small intestine. Yes your small intestine do produce hydrogen peroxide to kill these bad bacteria, but when the anaerobic bacteria has taken over, it is a losing battle, with horrible consequences.
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What these bacteria do with the food is very different, but they've to brake the foods down in small enough particles so that it can pass through the gut lining. The aerobic bacteria burns what you eat and when this nutrients is absorbed it ads benefits to your body making you stronger and healthier. Though when the anaerobic pathogens get to the food it ferments it (the best food to ferment is sugar) and unfortunately this digested food do not ad value, as it is full of toxins and once your body absorbs this, it places extra strain on your liver, tiny amounts can be dealt with but if this gets out of hand, bad health is an inevitable result.

So what you should do in case your small intestine is a carrier of undesired anaerobic pathogens? We know the body use hydrogen peroxide to try to keep these bad bacteria under control, so what if we could supplement H2O2 in small quantities as well as low dosage into the small intestine? Well we know this will solve the problem as these anaerobic pathogens can not survive in a oxygen rich environment. We also know that as the oxygen is released the anaerobic pathogens will die, and this added oxygen will assist the aerobic pathogens to increase. We also are aware that hydrogen peroxide H2O2 also neutralise toxic substances, so your gut shall be thoroughly cleaned as well.

Here is the good news there is just such a new product available on the market, it is called H2O2RainDrops, you just ad these drops to the fluids and other drinks you drink. This is a easy to use food grade hydrogen peroxide H2O2 product that can be used with food, and that does not have it really does not have to be refrigerated, for more information have a look at
http://www.h2o2raindrops.com