Stomach Acid Pain

Louis Pasteur was the Mick Jaeger of nineteenth-century science. And rightly so.

But rock star, he was, he made the word "bacteria" and "bacterial" synonymous with disease. This misconception is still with us today. The truth is that some bacteria can actually help alleviate problems associated esophagus, stop stomach pain and stomach acid control.

Why not all bacteria are bad bacteria

Do not get me wrong, there are certainly bad bacteria. But in a healthy body, there are also thousands of billions of good bacteria that provide the most essential elements to good health and vitality. These powerful microscopic microbes are called probiotics (for life). Without these good bacteria or not enough of them, the bad guys take over in bacterial warfare. If you let this happen is brutal life miserable for your stomach, esophagus and general health.

Although the discovery of Pasteur's germ theory of disease has received much notoriety and fame fast enough, the discovery of bacteria on the healthy side took much longer to permeate the public consciousness.

The results?

Years of unnecessary pain in the stomach, the problems of the esophagus, stomach, stomach acid and dyspepsia.

Maybe it's because the discoverer of life by improving the benefits of probiotics, a microbiologist and 1908 Nobel Laureate named Ellie Metchnikoff, was a Russian. They were not the poster boys PR.

But whatever the reason, Metchnikoff, curious as to what made some people live longer than others, has studied the amazing number of people in Bulgaria, who lived more than 100 years. He traced the secret of their longevity with probiotics - beneficial micro-organisms that were contained in the fermented yogurt they ate.

Ellie, we love you, Man.

12 Ways probiotics help you live longer and healthier life?

1. Probiotics breaking food into its most basic elements to absorb nutrients in the digestive system

2. They strengthen the immune system, which allows the body to better fight against the disease

3. They help relieve constipation

4. They reduce the risk of infection from common pathogens (harmful microorganisms or bacteria)

5. They help the nutrients enter cells more easily where they generate the physical energy of life.

6. They promote recovery from diarrhea

7. They clean the intestines

8. They can help prevent viruses and parasites

9. They help prevent yeast and fungal infections

10. They improve the digestion of vitamins

11. They inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms or bacteria

12. They help make certain B vitamins

All this translates into a healthy stomach, colon and esophagus.

Not bad for a group of microroganisms the size of a micron. There are one million microns in a meter - or side by side, about 25,000 bacteria in an inch. So we are talking very, very, low.

How good bacteria If your body have?

Your intestines should have about 85% good bacteria and 15% poor. But chlorinated water we drink, the presence of antibiotics in the food we eat, the medical treatments we take, chemicals and environmental toxins we are exposed and many other factors can wreak havoc in the gastrointestinal tract. This throws your digestive system completely out of balance causing stomach pain, heartburn and esophagus related problems. On days like that, we'd rather be burned at the stake.

What's more powerful of microorganisms beneficial?

Some years ago a revolutionary discovery was made using a single.