Why Enemas are Good For Probiotics vs. Candida Yeast
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Most people have way too much Candida yeast in their bodies because they can’t stop eating bread, pasta, pizza, sugar, milk and cooked food. They are also afraid to do enemas because they have been told it washes the good bacteria out. Let me set the record straight.
If you were living in nature picking fresh food right off the plant or ground, you would have roughly 5 pounds of good healthy probiotic gut flora bacteria, which uses fiber as a fuel source and in return keeps you strong and young. Your gut flora is seventy percent of your immune system! It also helps make nutrients absorb better. There is also a bit of yeast naturally found in the body. Just a bit. It mixes with the fiber to act as a food source for the probiotics because yeast tastes good. Acid shuts off the yeast growth gene, and since the colon is naturally acidic, the yeast is asleep and no problem. This is how things are supposed to be.
Things get out of control though when people start eating bread, pasta, sugar, milk and cooked food because refined carbs all become sugar that feeds the yeast (Candida) which makes it grow like crazy into a monster. It grows so fast the probiotics can’t control it anymore, and the yeast then starts eating the probiotics! Now the immune system gets weak, nutrients don’t get absorbed well anymore and disease starts setting in. The yeast grows so strong, it mutates into a more agressive fungal form, grows tentacles called hyphae which burrow through the intestinal tract creating leaky gut sybdrome where undigested proteins enter the bloodstream creating all kinds of autoimmune disorders. Not a pretty picture.
Ok. So the first step is obviously to stop the addiction to wheat, sugar, dairy and cooked foods. But what about all that yeast? Our soldiers are being overwhelmed by the enemy! Is there a way to help set things right again?
Yes. Enter the enema bag! All you’re doing is washing out your large intestine with water. Sure you will be washing out some probiotics. But remember, if you are a typical person eating modern refined sugary cooked crap, there is 5 times more yeast in there than probiotics and you need to level the playing field. Enemas wash out the bulk of what’s in there, so when the powerwashing is done, there is just a bit of yeast left and a bit of probiotics. Now the playing field is level again. 50-50. The odds are fair again.
So now the question is- who are you going to feed? The yeast or the probiotics? One thrives on plant fiber, the other thrives on sugar, bread, cooked food and dairy. Your choice. You can’t sneak in a bit of bad stuff thinking no one will notice. It will instantly feed the yeast -literally within minutes! Cooking breaks down fiber into sugar so keep that in mind when eating plant food. Don’t starve your probiotics by cooking so much. Eat more salads or make more smoothies (fiber is still primarily intact in smoothies- it’s high heat from cooking that breaks it down)
So the lesson for today is to not fear enemas. Taking probiotics after doing enemas helps to replenish the good guys. The best kinds are liquid non-dairy probiotics like coconut kefir etc. Many of the dry powders are dead.
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