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    Have you thought of taking some In-Liven or Fast-Tract? It might help. I asked Brenda what she thought:

    I may be wrong about this but these products are ingested right ? So I can see how they benefit the gut flora immensely.

    But I am not sure how they affect the skin flora, nasal mucosa (where staph is carried ie a noso-comal infection) or the genitals etc.

    Do you mean that the general immune system is boosted ? If so then yes they'd be helpful.
    More applicble in protecting the mother/baby's gut against the strain of: S. aureus enterotoxin causes quick onset food poisoning which can lead to cramps and severe vomiting. Infection can be traced to contaminated meats which have not been fully cooked.
    I wonder if I am onto something here? Maybe if mothers-to-be were to take this for a while prior to Strep B testing, it could be beneficial as to the result? hmmmm...
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    Mar 2005
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    Staph and inliven

    Here is my contribution but remember I am not a naturopath or doctor but I have a good handle on general health.

    Taking Inliven and fast tract does boost the immune system as it sorts out the gut and unbeknownst to many people is that around 80% of your immune system actually resides in the gut. So, we are on a winner here.

    The other part of inliven is that these good bacteria do migrate around the body and therefore start helping out in other areas such as chipping away at cholesterol in blood vessels and generally doing the big clean out.

    So, the good bacteria are going to get into the mucosa and do an all round good defence job.

    For those that are really interested, there is a CD available where the creator of inliven is interviewed and in plain English he explains what it is and what it can do. if anyone wants one they should let Kelly know and we can get them out to you.