endotoxins

The reason is thought to be the alcohol helps kill off undesirable gut bacteria, which produce LPS endotoxins.

That means they are exposed to and possibly affected by GMO Bt-Corn pollen endotoxins and the neonics they treat the corn with.

Endotoxins are bad - indeed, in the early experiments with phage therapy in the West, insufficiently pure phage solutions with endotoxins in them were responsible for some deaths.

Secondly, starches tend to reach lower lengths of the intestine undigested where they can feed bacteria that generate endotoxins.

How do they have confidence that the vials they're getting are sterile / pure / free of endotoxins / etc?

We don't know too much about it, but the idea that bacteria and endotoxins can pass through the gut wall and into the bloodstream is established fact at this point.

Maybe I don't understand this statment, but wouldn't it be bad to have endotoxins in your food anyways?

Lastly endotoxins can be baked out at 250-300 deg C, so a carbon filtration system could be periodically baked out to be reused.

Wait, so bateria that are in your home are getting sucked into the filter like they're supposed to do, die and release endotoxins.

Bacterial cell walls contain endotoxins, which are potentially quite dangerous.

Phage was used in the Western world, but early versions had serious purification issues, where people were getting killed by bacterial endotoxins present in the solutions.

> The authors propose a solution, suggesting the creation of cell lines that can withstand higher amounts of endotoxins.

Insisting that "the only real thing" is the one with all the chemicals, land degradation, endotoxins, stresses and suffering...

Improved Gut Barrier Function: GLP-1s may reduce gut permeability ("leaky gut"), which helps prevent the translocation of inflammatory endotoxins (like LPS) into circulation.

The early days of 'phage therapy' were pretty bad - because we really didn't understand what was going on, the "purified" phage solutions still had bits of bacterial cell membranes and the like in them, including endotoxins.

Endotoxins, mostly Lipopolysaccharide released by bacteria as they die, appear to be broken down by UV treatment.

Endotoxins had nothing to do with the inflammation I experienced.