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Patrick Jordan's avatar

Thanks for posting this.

Lactobacilli are not friendly to vegans. I can't and won't tolerate dairy anything.

So that obligates me to investigate what the Mechanism of Action is to cross-apply it to everyone not just those that consume dairy.

Because it does exist in/on plant foods.

https://kaitscupboard.com/lactobacillus-reuteri-foods/

Which means that it can be fermented in something other than what came out of a cow's tit.

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https://reuterina.co.za/what-is-l-reuteri/

"The first strain of L. reuteri for human use, L. reuteri Protectis® DSM 17938, was isolated in 1990 from the breast milk of a Peruvian mother living in the Andes. Other human strains are L. reuteri ATCC PTA 5289, which is used in oral health products and was isolated from the oral cavity of a Japanese woman with remarkably good dental health. L. reuteri ATCC PTA 6475 is an anti-inflammatory strain isolated from the breast milk of a Finnish woman."

The lack of extensive history on this bug, it makes me think that the USDA went bioprospecting for it as an antidote to what they did to us to cause the problem in the first place.

Here's what I have in my first book on another species in the same genus:

"L. casei = developed in Japan at the same time that they were starting their bioweapons projects. Unsure if this was a protectant against what they were trying to do or the result of their work."

I would never tell anyone to not experiment on themselves but I would also never trust anything that came out of a Type Culture Lab.

I also do not trust anyone who plays with and recommends Bacillus subtilis. So, my alarm klaxxon went of with the red lights flashing.

Add in that I have zero respect for Berg, so I will approach it from the bacteriocin aspect to reverse engineer just what microbes they are targeting that were put into us to cause SIBO in the first place.

My suspicion over the years was Archaea that has no known enemies. Perhaps the reuteri was at one time something that could have kept the deep sea-monsters at bay but if the reuteri were low or non-existent then the Archaea would overgrow with no opposition.

Given that, then the picture of Sepsis just changed from one set of "ususal suspects" that we were told shed the LPS into a DOMAIN of organisms that follow very few of the rules of the domain that medikill professionals obsess about to the exclusion of all else: Bacteria, bacteria, bacteria. Why is it that these talking head freaks NEVER talk about fungus, bacteria or the dred: virus?

It's alway just 'bacteria'.

So within Wayne's World in order to Party Down and Be Excellent we must consider "NOTHIN HAPPENS IN ISOLATION." A mantra I got from you that I now apply as the template by which I analyze and criticize all current data and experiments.

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Ro Dann's avatar

My doctor recommended the yogurt to me. She makes it, but I haven’t done it yet.

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