Ive been learning about how we are full of bacteria, as is the soil, and how some of that bacteria developed along with us and is necessary for our survival, as they create B vitamins and enable minerals to be absorbed. In a somewhat similar way bacteria in the soil attach to plant roots enabling the absorption of minerals which are necessary for plant health (and thus for human health). Industrial agriculture and our present food and medical systems are waging a war on both human and soil microbiomes, either due to ignorance or due to intentional desire to harm us. Many of the intricacies of the human G.I. tract have only recently become known. What is now understood is that the right balance of bacteria, as well as the absence of (or in some cases a small ratio of) viruses, molds, yeasts, and fungi plays a huge role in maintaining overall health and preventing a wide array of illnesses, including auto-immune diseases, cancer, arthritis, allergies, depression, anxiety, ADHD, Autism, etc. I have to share this information because I know so many people who are chronically ill and Id hate to see them continue to suffer when there is a way to heal their condition. Unfortunately there is a 17-year lag between new research and its widespread implementation by doctors. This is only one of several reasons why its so important that we buy from small farmers, especially organic ones, and avoid genetically-modified foods. GMO corns BT toxin is actually turning peoples gut bacteria into pesticide-producing factories. Folks, do yourself a favor and at the very least, eat only organic corn! And avoid antibiotic use wherever possible--there are several powerful botanical options--as well as meat, poultry and dairy from animals injected with antibiotics (look for antibiotic free on the label). If you wish to know more on the subject send me a personal message.
Posted on: Thu, 04 Dec 2014 07:22:59 +0000
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