www.RawFoodHowTo.com | Part 6 of Paul Nison’s talk “Raw Food Formula For Health”. (Part 6 of 6) Filmed at the largest raw food potluck in the Phoenix, AZ metro area in September, 2008. During this evening, Paul talks about the reason people want to avoid disease, the major cause of disease, the vegan raw diet, how he overcame his own illnesses, the most healthy foods, the most toxic foods, the one most dangerous thing in our homes, about drugs, cause of disease, sleep, best times to eat, the best diet and much more. Informative and entertaining as well.
Dear All, This is my amateur bad attempt to try to make my videos a little more fun. It’s a conversation starter — not medical advice. If you’d like more information, please check out my blog, where under the article “probiotics” I posted more detailed information: www.bostonmedicalstudent.wordpress.com here are some references: The main point is that: 1) clostridium difficile is a serious, bad, bacterial problem in the US that hits patients who have taken antibiotics and patients who are in the hospital. Just today, (4/30/07) our professor told us that four patients died of clostridium difficile at his hospital last year. The bad news is that conventional antibiotics can fail to cure clostridium difficile. And when they fail it could lead to death. The good news it that they could be potentially treated with probiotics (although a funkier version of probiotics) when conventional antibiotics fail. It might seem ridiculous to try Dr. Aas’ probiotics — but I want to bring his work to your attention because conventional antibiotics do fail with regards to c. difficile. With Dr. Aas, he’s reported success with this form of treatment when patients can’t fight off C. difficile with metronidazole or vancomycin (these are the common antibiotic treatments). Point #2: Von Niel argues that probiotics should be considered a mainstream therapy given the many positive results seen in randomized controlled trials (see the Von Niel reference). Unfortunately, it has been slow to catch …
BS is another word for ‘Functional Bowel Disease’ and it affects 12% of the population and any given time. 75% of people live their entire life without seeking outside help. IBS disrupts social lives and can dramatically lower people’s quality of life. The symptoms include bloating, gas, incomplete bowel movements, constipation and diarrhea. Learn more about IBS in this informative video and what you can do to treat it.
Something to look into if you know anyone that suffers with any immune type chronic disease so prevalent in these times. I also discuss some connections that i’ve made as a result of my time and attention suffering from a weakened immune system.
