New Research Casts Doubt on Pasteurization Techniques For Milk

'Pastuerized milk is perhaps one of the most nutritionally deficient beverages misappropriately labeled as a "perfect food." Our public health officials even issue advisory warnings to ensure that those with weakened immune systems only consume pasteurized foods. The truth about pasteurization is that it denatures milk. It alters its chemical structure, makes fats rancid, destroys nutrients and ultimately results in the formation of free radicals in the body. New research conducted by the Milk Quality Improvement Program at Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences have identified the predominant spore-forming bacteria in milk and are casting doubt on current pasteurization techniques.




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The Importance Of Probiotics!

The Ideal Way to Optimize Your Gut Health

by Dr. Mercola

'You can ferment virtually any food, and every traditional culture has traditionally fermented their foods to prevent spoilage. There are also many fermented beverages and yoghurts. Quite a large percent of all the foods that people consumed on a daily basis were fermented, and each mouthful provides trillions of beneficial bacteria—far more than you can get from a probiotics supplement.


Here's a case in point: It's unusual to find a probiotic supplement containing more than 10 billion colony-forming units. But when my team actually tested fermented vegetables produced by probiotic starter cultures, they had 10 trillion colony-forming units of bacteria. Literally, one serving of vegetables was equal to an entire bottle of a high potency probiotic! Fermented foods also give you a wider variety of beneficial bacteria, so all in all, it's your most cost effective alternative.'




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More Research Shows that Bacteria are Beneficial, Not Harmful

'Over many, many years, bacteria has been scrutinized and persecuted for causing the development of thousands of diseases and ailments in people, but what do we actually know about these microbes that seem to cover everything at all times? 


Recent research shows that we actually don’t know a whole lot about when we look at the leaps and bounds we took to disinfect and cleanse nearly everything we own. In a research project entitled the Human Microbiome Project (much akin to the Human Genome Project of great relevance), researchers show that bacteria and microbial bodies are actually much more beneficial than they will ever be detrimental. '




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How to Beat Any Bacterial Infection: The Human Rife Machine

 

'Any doctor who does any type of sensitive testing, such as Direct Resonance-type muscle testing or Electro-Dermal testing, knows that only the most active/problematic bacteria and body issues will be detectable on these tests.

As a matter of fact, even in conventional lab testing we can only test for 0.4% of the known bacteria in the human body.  Which means we don’t have a blood test for 99.6% of the various types of bacteria in the healthy human body.

It is interesting that according to research the healthy human body has between 1.5-2 QUADRILLION bacteria and approximately 1000 different types of bacteria at all times!  Let’s put that into perspective.  There are only 100 trillion cells in the human body.  There are 1500 trillions in 1.5 quadrillion. That is a lot of bacteria!

With over a thousand different types of bacteria living synergistically in an optimally healthy body, then health is definitely not determined by the presence or absence of bacteria!'

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Gut Biota Never Recover from Antibiotic Use: Loss Extends to Future Generations

http://www.gaia-health.com/articles501/000520-gut-bacteria-antibiotic.shtml#.Tl3YIqhIWt0

'Evidence shows the mass antibiotics experiment is devastating our
children's health. It may be the reason so many struggle for breath and
can't assimilate food properly.'



'Emerging research shows that the harmful effects of antibiotics go much
further than the development of drug resistant diseases. The beneficial
bacteria lost to antibiotics, along with disease-inducing bacteria, do
not recover fully. Worse, flora lost by a mother is also lost to her
babies. The missing beneficial gut bacteria are likely a major factor
behind much of the chronic disease experienced today. The continuous use
of antibiotics is resulting in each generation experiencing worse
health than their parents.'





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