SolidSteele
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Isn't fat absorbed in the small intestines? As such wouldn't the only fats that would be getting saturated the fats that have already made it past the main sites of digestion?
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I don't think Peat recommended this for populating the gut with "good" bacteria but for the "phage" therapy.Why not just consume the bacteriophages then?
"Proprietary Probiotic Blend: 15 Billion CFU† Lactobacillus acidophilus La-14; Bifidobacterium lactis Bl-04; L. paracasei Lpc-37; L. rhamnosus Lr-32; B. bifidum/lactis Bb-02; B. longumBl-05"
I'm not hatin. I stay eating fat free goat yogurt, kimchi, kombucha, fermented taro, coconut kefir, etc.
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Great thread very thought provoking and novel.
Whales do the same thing, they have gut bacteria that hydrogenate the massive amounts of DHA they eat.
I've seen this blend in a lot of phage products. Been around a while.
I thought phages were highly specific so which ones does this tackle. The life extension article says they did a test with one particular type of ecoli so I'm assuming something in the blend does that. What on earth do the others tackle? Can't find any obvious information and think that whether these will be efficacious would rely on your having the exact bacteria that these tackle. Seems like a shot in the dark.
Further down in the article-
Phage therapy has been used for a wide variety of infections involving numerous pathogens. Therapies have included infections of the gastrointestinal tract, skin, head and neck, bone, chest, and abdomen—and have involved an array of pathogens such as Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, E. coli, Salmonella, and Pseudomonas. Success rates range up to 80%-95% for phage therapy with either no, or only mild reversible, side effects.5,42,43
Hi HDD, But they are referencing papers, not their product. Couldn't find first one on a quick glance. Second was a literature review from '98 so not this blend and the third was a 9 phage blend conducted on people in Bangladesh so not this blend.
I have this same question ? Since starting Peat, I fight colds and sore throats a lot. Sugar (OJ, ice cream, added to coffee) seems to exacerbate this chronic feeling of infection on the brink. I've taken a round of antibiotics 2x this year. Maybe phages would be worth tryingWould phages be more useful than antibiotics to get rid of infections?
Perhaps we could eat whale intestine
I don't think so. At least from my casual searching OMX looks like more standard probiotics.Isnt this the same as OMX probiotics?
I'm compiling notes on the different brands here. So far it seems like Nutrivee Advanced Prebiotic might be a better option (less expensive, no probiotics, fewer excipients, same phages):I found this one: Amazon.com: Life Extension FLORASSIST® GI with Phage Technology, 30 liquid vegetarian capsules. Pack of 1 bottle: Health & Personal Care
Have you found/tried any others?
Phage therapy has been used for a wide variety of infections involving numerous pathogens. Therapies have included infections of the gastrointestinal tract, skin, head and neck, bone, chest, and abdomen—and have involved an array of pathogens such as Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, E. coli, Salmonella, and Pseudomonas. Success rates range up to 80%-95% for phage therapy with either no, or only mild reversible, side effects.5,42,43
I've been looking for this info too. I'm starting to think all of the current products are based around the same 4-phage blend from Deerland Enzymes that supposedly targets "E.coli K‐12, E.coli B, 16 ETEC."I thought phages were highly specific so which ones does this tackle. The life extension article says they did a test with one particular type of ecoli so I'm assuming something in the blend does that. What on earth do the others tackle? Can't find any obvious information and think that whether these will be efficacious would rely on your having the exact bacteria that these tackle. Seems like a shot in the dark.
I was just thinking that: I already jumped on methylene blue and mushrooms, so why not phages. Peat could casually mention being interested in chainsaw juggling and I'd probably jump on it.First Peat meme of 2017