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Yes, you can buy a pectin supplement online. It's just a little challenging. As there are ingredient issues. Send me an email, and I'll send you a link to one that is a little pricey, but appears to be the best available.

It's good to hear you have no gut issues.

I would like to know the answer to this too. I stopped Culturelle a month ago based upon this advice, but pathogens have grown and created issues. I think it is complicated, and I have taken note of that he said that too much lactate will suppress the good flora. But the Culturelle was also doing something to help.

I'll try to be brief. First - I do say that probiotics help some of the people some of the time, and this is probably more due to the bifido than the lacto. Second - you have to analyze the research. Is it in vitro? animal? if human, how many subjects? was it an in-house study with probable bias or done by independent researchers with no financial links. L reuteri has bad data for weight loss for ex. See my video on obesity and type 2 diabetes. Three - you have to consider the historical data over the past 20+ yrs which is mostly 16S. Almost always only going down to the genus level, so many data points only indicate lacto as bad - we don't know which one or more species. but if you look at the PCR and shotgun data, which is at the species level, no one species appears to be beneficial across the board. However, it is very much opposite with the species from the butyrate-producing, oxygen-sensitive superstars of the gut. Everyone has got to stop this fixation with Lacto marketing. Watch the videos. Just follow what I'm saying. Why try something that may help (or may hurt) when you can try something that will probably help? I have no axe to grind with Lacto, I'm just meticulously following the data, and the data is UGLY. And by applying what I know for many years, my level of success is excellent. Just watch the videos.

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Thanks for your feedback. Feel free to share the platform with friends and family.

@@TheMicrobiomeExpert I have shared already, sorry I won't be around for your webinar, out the country, hopefully I can at least view it when I returned.

Thank you. Let everyone know about this and the other videos. I just launched the platform this year. It's growing well, but could grow faster.

thank you once again.

You are correct. Prebiotics also can feed pathogens. This is a topic I mention often, which is why I don't like the current definition of prebiotics. My method works. In some people the results are astonishing, in others significant progress is made, with more room to go. Keep watching the videos. I recommend the video on pH to better understand.

There are so many things I'd do first before that. I simply never recommend it, and my results are excellent. Keep watching the videos and you'll better understand.

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liver tastes like hell. once in a while I'll boil it down with some marrow bones and chicken feet into a stew.

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Thanks for your contribution. I hope this and the other videos are of help to you.

I would probably lighten up and the antiseptics and encourage a proper diet. The prebiotics within whole foods should help to replenish what has been depleted. There are also supplements prebiotics in various forms for the mouth. And for sure I'd floss.

you're welcome as always

I think we'll release the whole thing, and also in parts

Looking forward to having you. Let your friends know.

I would say that your lab questions aren't particularly relevant for this forum, but thanks for your interest.

I would say that your lab questions aren't particularly relevant for this forum, but thanks for your interest.

Using warmed oxigen mix at body temperature at dispeeic Covid19 patients with cold agglutinine (?) ( on ambulance) oxigen saturation increased more rapidly.

I would say that your lab questions aren't particularly relevant for this forum, but thanks for your interest.

I would say that your lab questions aren't particularly relevant for this forum, but thanks for your interest.

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Do you have extensive data to back this up? Do you work for a company which sells these products?

@@TheMicrobiomeExpert LOL.... Now that's funny, I have never accepted a pledge on my Sub Stack, never sold a single thing in here or anywhere else. I'm retired and I'm pretty smart imho. You should read. Phagebiotics in treatment and prophylaxis of healthcare-associated infections World J Gastrointest Pharmacol Ther. 2017 Aug 6; 8(3): 162-173. Published online 2017 Aug 6. doi: 10.4292/wjgpt.v8.i3.162 PMCID: PMC5547374 PMID: 28828194 Phage therapy: An alternative to antibiotics in the age of multi-drug resistance

@@TheMicrobiomeExpert Either you or YT deleted my research titles, not links, not commercial, not cool.

@@TheMicrobiomeExpert I'll try again. World J Gastrointest Pharmacol Ther. 2017 Aug 6; 8(3): 162-173. Published online 2017 Aug 6. doi: 10.4292/wjgpt.v8.i3.162 PMCID: PMC5547374 PMID: 28828194 Phage therapy: An alternative to antibiotics in the age of multi-drug resistance

@@TheMicrobiomeExpert So, titles to research papers at the NIH are censored. YT will go the way of X.

I'm glad to hear. Would you like to record and send me a video testimonial to share your experience and help encourage others to regain their health as you did?

@@TheMicrobiomeExpert You bet, Dr Daniels

@@5blindmice507 I believe it is something unpleasant happen before good changes come.

@@5blindmice507 There was a clear balance being struck. Bloating, pain, super brain fog. Later about a week and honestly took me another week to rebuild my strength. It wasn’t easy but I feel fantastic coming out the other side. Today I had a stew loaded with legumes and no bloating. The stuff is magic, for me. Pricey stuff though 😅

Thanks, I appreciate it. Just go to my website, and communicate by email. Just share your general experience. No need to get into personal details. Then we'll post it.

I bought a few of guys protocols he doesn’t focus on just one specific species of bacteria, his protocol feeds all good guys with 5 or 6 different fibers

I don't like this game, but my answer is neither of those two. why are you trying to increase bifido? is it just the genus or a species in particular? why just bifido? if this is for a specific someone does this person have active ulcerative colitis or parkinson's disease? try watching some of my videos. I think you could use a change in persective

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probably, but i haven't spefically gone looking for them

watch my videos and you'll learn more than any doctor knows

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. You're welcome to schedule an initial consultation with me on my website, Themicrobiomeexpert.com

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you are correct

it will not reach the colon. it will be rapidly absorbed. there are coated butyrate products which are touted to reach the colon, but when it comes to the colon, you want to increase the bacteria which produce butyrate for more reasons than just butyrate. oral butyrate will be absorbed as i stated, and can help systemically. so it's not useless, and i do recommend it at times, but NOT for colon health.

@@TheMicrobiomeExpert thank you! Do we do this with taking different kinds of fiber then? If so, which kinds do you recommend to increase these types of bacteria in the colon?

You're welcome to purchase one of my protocols on my website, Themicrobiomeexpert.com, or schedule a consultation with me.

You can get some green plantain flour (sold in African stores) and inositol to feed the butyrate producing bacteria.

@@janineclemons746 thanks Janine. Do you know how much the ratios are per day to take of each of those?

Keep watching. And you're always welcome to schedule a consultation with me at Themicrobiomeexpert.com

you're correct. I mention this at times. If they could grow, manufacture, transport and have a good shelf life for the true heroes of the gut, then it would be a different story. But F prausnitzii dies within two minutes of air exposure. Hence, you get marketing, and not consistent results.

Based on this should I throw away my milk kefir?

I'm unsure of the details, and this is your decision. If it were me, I'd probably avoid them, as I've done in the past. One of my ex-girlfriends is a doctor, and she was always recommending antibiotics for basic things. I always refused and somehow magically survived. This all depends on the person. For example, if you have bad oral health and meet certain high risk cardio criteria then it would be a different story for oral surgery. But I'm healthy, and I'd like to stay that way.

True, it can really set people off.

Which makes sense. It's kind of similar to white sugar vs fruit. One is a sudden supply, the other is more gradual. But there are other considerations as well to take into account. Feel free to schedule a consult with me at Themicrobiomeexpert.com

No I would not, but I would also not recommend FMT for all. It's the last resort. It works great, but there are other measures to be taken first. If you need help, feel free to schedule a consult with me at Themicrobiomeexpert.com

Your point is well taken. I've had this conversation more than once. I just have two things to say. 1. As you watch more videos, the concepts and names will become more familiar with repetition. 2. My goal is to teach new facts and concepts to people of all types, patients, doctors, scientists, etc - and in order to do that and justify my title of THE EXPERT, I need to present new material and concepts based on complex science.

You are welcome to schedule a consult with me at Themicrobiomeexpert.com

You're already on a protocol my dear. If you have questions or comments, please write me at my email address.

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Please watch my videos a bit more. I don't recommend Lactobacillus for those with dysbiosis. And in one of my videos, I talk about how even the probiotics people admit that probiotics don't take up residency. If you need specific help, you're welcome to schedule a consult with me at Themicrobiomeexpert.com

A GLP-1 inhibitor?

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