The Acid Loving Milk Bacterium

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The Acid Loving Milk Bacterium

• Lactobacillus acidophilus is a bit of a mouthful
  but the literal translation from Latin is a lot
  easier to say and remember. It translates to acid
  loving milk bacterium and is a strain of one of
  the many types of bacteria in our gut.
• No one knows exactly how many different bacteria
  there are in the human body because they are
  difficult to cultivate but between 500 and 1,000
  is the best estimate.

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• Collectively we each have trillions of them and
  some of the useful ones are identified and named.
  
• Biocare acidophilus is a supplement that helps
  ferment sugars into lactic acid a subject that
  you will know plenty about if you are a
  sportsperson or fitness fanatic.
• Lactic acid is like a reserve energy supply and
  kicks in when muscles are extremely tired.
  Unfortunately it should always be a very short
  term reserve and if you reach exhaustion and it
  kicks in it is usually accompanied by muscle
  pain.

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• Biocare Acidophilus

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• The esteemed Mayo Clinic has recently carried
  many trials on different subjects with this
  product from thrush sufferers to high cholesterol
  and many other minor ailments. It clearly becomes
  most active when it is released in the gut lining
  as it has also been shown to effectively treat
  diarrhoea.
• Many other intestinal problems such as IBS may
  also benefit from the product and it can help
  many afflicted with lactose intolerance.
• There must be a reason for the two kilos or so of
  bacteria lining our gut but many strains are
  still not understood. Certainly there are plenty
  that aid digestion and even help release vitamins
  like K and C for absorption through the
  intestinal lining.

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• Bacteria are often referred to as good or bad but
  collectively they all keep are immune system
  working. It is probable that babies in the womb
  have no bacteria inside them although recent
  research suggests there may be a very small
  amount.
• But, as soon as the baby is born the invasion
  begins through mouth and nose. Interestingly
  there is a theory that caesarean birth means a
  different set of airborne bacteria gets there
  first as opposed to the bacteria from the more
  intimate parts of the mother.
• This leads some researchers to suggest babies
  born this way are more susceptible to certain
  problems in later life as the first bacteria are
  considered essential for what follows.

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• The fact that all these bacteria exist in
  relative harmony is all part of the mystery of
  the subject but occasionally one or other will
  get an upper hand and grow out of control. The
  obvious example of this is the candida albicans
  that reside in our intestine and can explode in
  number to cause thrush.
• Biocare acidophilus should be taken with some
  care as too much is as bad as too little in
  achieving nothing so read the instructions
  carefully and understand fully the reasons for
  taking it.

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