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Bacteria Diseases and Bad Bacteria

Bacteria Diseases are created when your body does not have enough "Good" bacteria or probiotics. A list of bacterial diseases does include everyday annoyances as well as serious diseases.

What are probiotics?

These are the good bacteria that your body needs in order to digest foods and fight diseases.

The ratio of friendly or "Good Bacteria" to "Bad Bacteria" should be somewhere in the range of 80% (Good) to 20% (Bad). Most people are walking around with a ratio of 80% (Bad) to 20% (Good).

That's probably why the list of bacterial diseases has grown over the last few decades.


Partial List of Bacterial Diseases

Lyme Disease

Impetigo

Salmonella Food Poisoning

Botulism Food Poisoning

Acne & Boils

Caries & Gum Disease

Strep Throat

Gonorrhea & Syphilis

Urinary Tract Infections

Leprosy

Whooping Cough

Tuberculosis

Tetanus

Bacterial Vaginosis

What are Probiotics?



Did you know that the food of our ancestors contained much more bacteria - mainly in the form of "Good Bacteria" - than we consume in our modern day diets?

Good bacteria is involved with the digestion of our food, absorption of minerals, creation of vitamins, and promotion of colon health in general.

A diet of highly processed and nutrient depleted foods has lead to an increase in the bad bacteria and a decrease in the good bacteria.

Good bacteria thrive when we eat foods that promote their growth and eliminate what kills them.

What Kills Good Bacteria

Too Much Sugar & Yeast Overgrowth

Hand Sanitizer

Antibiotics

Coffee & Caffeine

Birth Control Pills

Alcohol & Drugs

Too Much Salt & Spicy Foods

Raw Garlic (in excess)

Too Much Cooked & Processed Foods

Most Enzyme Products

Goldenseal & Olive Leaf Extract

Preservatives & Pesticides

Pasteurized Dairy Products

Aflatoxins from Grains

Chlorine & Heavy Metals

GMO Foods & Factory Farmed Foods

Oregano & Cloves

What Promotes Good Bacteria

Fermented Foods

Grass Fed Dairy Products

Probiotics & Prebiotics

Eating Raw Foods

Organic Fruits & Vegetables

Sprouted Grains

Grass Fed Meats

Wild Caught Fish

Free Range Poultry Products

Medicinal Mushrooms

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