Tag: bacteria
Our microbiome produces serotonin (5-HT), independently of the GI tract
The topic of endotoxin/LPS, 5-HT and gut dysbiosis is a recurring one in the bioenergetic sphere and…
Vitamin D3 may cure H. pylori (HP) infection
It is hard to believe that the humble sunshine “vitamin” is also a powerful antibiotic, but that’s…
Inhibiting fatty acid synthesis reverses bacterial antibiotic resistance
The topic of antibiotic resistant bacterial species is currently at the forefront of public health discussions globally….
Gut bacteria causes rheumatoid arthritis (RA)…and likely all other “autoimmune” conditions
After decades of fraudulent theories on the origins and development of RA, the study below seems to…
Niacin / niacinamide ratio may be a very good test for bacterial infection
A very interesting study, which may provide a cheap, fast and easy method for testing whether a…
PUFA metabolites may drive bacterial infections and their resistance to antibiotics
The study below demonstrates yet again that there is hardly an aspect of human health that PUFA…
Bacteria in colon (microbiome) more exception than rule in nature
One of the criticisms against Peat’s views that I most commonly hear is that his ideas on…
Pregnenolone may be a potent antibiotic, even for lethal infections
This is an old case study, reporting dramatic results from treatment with high doses pregnenolone (acetate ester)…
Emulsifiers found in most commercial foods cause brain tumors, hemorrhage, and stroke
A really interesting study that demonstrates how emulsifiers considered “benign” by the FDA/USDA and present in virtually…
All gut bacteria is dangerous, their endotoxin drives liver cancer; antibiotics can cure.
As Peat has written many times, there is truly no such thing as “beneficial” gut bacteria as…