This blog post is based on a podcast episode with Jini Patel Thompson, international bestseller author and founder of Luister to your intestine, and Natasha Trenev, founder of Natren Probiotics.
In their discussion they investigate the dangers of soil -based organisms (SBOs) and why they should not be considered real probiotics.
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Chapters (main topics)
- Introduction to soil -based organisms (SBOs)
- The survival options and plea nature of SBOs
- Why SBOs are not real probiotics
- FDA supervision and safety problems
- The aggressive nature of SBOs in the human body
- Compare traditional probiotics with SBO supplements
- Cultural context: how Bacillus Subtilis is used in Japan (Natto)
- Why rapid solutions can be dangerous for long -term health
- The risks for people with weakened immune system
- Misleading marketing around SBO -Probiotics
- What real probiotics look like (Lactobacillus, Bifidobacteria)
- Jini and Natasha’s call for informed, long -term healing
Many people believe that soil -based organisms (SBOs) are probiotics.
This faith has spread widely. It is even promoted by many supplement companies. But this idea is not supported by science. Soil -based organisms are not the same as regular probiotics.
In fact, they can be harmful to your stomach and overall health.
In this article we will explain why SBO trobiotics should not be used as a replacement for traditional probiotic supplements.
You learn about the differences between useful bacteria and harmful bacteria.
We will also look at the risks of taking soil -based probiotics.
What are soil -based organisms?
Soil -based organisms are bacteria in the soil. They belong to the Bacillus gender. A common type is Bacillus Subtilis. These bacteria can form traces. With this spore jacket they can survive in hard environments. They can even survive high temperatures, such as 400 ° Fahrenheit.
That is why many companies promote them as probiotic supplements. They claim that SBOs support intestinal health. But this claim is not supported by long -term human studies. The truth is that soil -based probiotics differ from useful bacteria that live in human intestine.
How do regular probiotics work?
Traditional probiotics include species such as lactobacillus and bifidobacteria. These probiotic tribes have been used for decades. They help to maintain a healthy microbiome in the digestive tract.
These useful bacteria support the immune system. They also help prevent the growth of bad bacteria in the small intestine and large intestine.
These bacteria are supported by clinical studies and human studies. They help with disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and ulcerative colitis.
Why SBO supplements are risky
SBO supplements introduce foreign bacteria in the digestive system.
These Bacillus tribes have not evolved in the human intestine. They have not developed a favorable relationship with the human microbiome. Some experts believe that these organisms are too aggressive.
Natasha Trenev explains that these bacteria are ‘opportunistic’ and their only goal is to multiply. She says, “They are plea. They can drop their cell wall and change into other forms. They are not stable and they are not safe.”
Soil -based bacteria compete with fungi and fungi in the ground. To survive, they must be strong.
This strong nature can make them dangerous in the human digestive tract. They can kill both good and bad bacteria. This can lead to long -term side effects.
They can also stay sleeping in the intestine. Their tracks are on guard.
If the immune system weakens, these traces can activate. This can lead to health problems years later. Because these side effects are delayed, most people do not link their health problems to SBO supplements.
FDA and Safety Problems
The FDA has allowed these products to be sold. But many experts are surprised about this. Soil -based probiotics have not completed long -term tests in the field of human safety. Most companies inspect their products themselves without the right clinical tests. This lack of regulations endanger your digestive health.
Jini Patel Thompson remembers: “I blogged about it and reached the CEO of a large company. I asked human security studies at 20 years. He sent me nothing and I have never heard of him.” That alone evokes serious concerns about the legitimacy and safety of these products.
Soil -based organisms are not generally recognized as safe for everyone. People with car -immune diseases or compromised immune system must be particularly careful. The use of SBO supplements in these cases can make it worse.
Are there safe use?
Use some cultures Bacillus Subtilis In foods such as Natto. This is a fermented soy dish from Japan. But the way it is eaten is very different from taking a capsule with billions of traces. A single portion of Natto can be shared by many people. It is occasionally eaten, not daily.
Jini, who lived in Japan for two years, explains: “It stinks. It is slimy. People occasionally eat a small part. That is not the same as taking capsules daily.”
The microbiome has adapted for generations in these cultures. Their digestive systems can handle these specific types of bacteria. But the American intestinal microbiome has not developed the same tolerance.
Taking high doses of bacteria based on soil is not the same as eating traditional probiotic foods.
Problems with SBO marketing
Many companies sell soil -based probiotics as wonders supplements. They promise quick results.
They say that SBOs will cure your gut problems, stimulate your immune system and restore your healthy intestine. But this is not supported by real science.
Some practitioners even recommend these supplements. They say that SBOs work if nothing else does. But only because something works in the short term does not mean that it is safe.
Candida or killing bad bacteria can quickly feel good. But what happens to your healthy microbiome in the long term?
As Natasha notes: “The stronger the organism is, the more doubtful its use is in the body.”
A better way to cure the intestines
If you want to support intestinal health, use regularly probiotics. Choose trunks that have been studied in clinical investigations. Search for products with lactobacillus and bifidobacteria. These tribes have a history of safe use in the human intestine.
Also support your digestive system with natural supplements. Wild oregano -oil And Elementary diet Shakes are useful. They can support the immune system and reduce inflammation. Probiotic food is also a great addition to your diet. Fermented foods offer a natural way to build a healthy microbiome.
Conclusion
Soil -based organisms are not real probiotics. They are not part of the natural human intestinal microbioma. They have not proved safe due to long -term human studies. SBO supplements can disrupt the delicate balance of your digestive tract. They can lead to unknown side effects.
The discussion of Jini and Natasha emphasizes the dangers of blindly relying on supplement marketing. Natasha reminds us: “This is not a marketing argument. This is a scientific argument.”
Always choose well -researched, traditional probiotics. Your intestinal health is too important to risk. Do not fall for marketing claims. Understand science. Listen to your belly.
Your body is wise. It can heal. But it needs the right support. Use proven probiotic supplements. Avoid risky SBO products. Choose health with knowledge and care.
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Jini Patel Thompson is an internationally recognized expert in the field of natural healing for digestive diseases. They heal themselves from Crohn’s widespread disease and have been free of medicines and surgery for more than 25 years. Jini has appeared on numerous podcast, TV and radio programs in the US, the VK, Canada and Australia and gives people hope and vision on how they can heal their colitis, crohn’s, diverticulitis and irritable intestinal syndrome (IBS) with the help of completely natural methods. Her books about natural healing for digestive diseases have been sold worldwide in more than 80 countries. Jini is married to 3 children, 9 sheep, 11 horses, 1 cat and 3 dogs.
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