Question:

Which is the first and permanent danger (hazard, risk) that we all indiscriminately face, regardless of our habits or work that we perform, the place where we work (perhaps, which we care about the less?

* A new born baby, in his first second of life,

upon his first breath taking inhales several thousand bacteria, viruses

How
does he defend against

them?

Presentation by Dr. Frank I

 Why do we defend ourselves? Is it really

necessary? Against what do we defend ourselves? What must we really know about immunity? Why our immunities are so different? What activity does a strong immune system do during its performance? What are the consequences of the imbalance in the intestinal flora?

1.

Why do we defend ourselves? Is it really necessary? Against what do we defend ourselves?

The immune system is a system of biological structures and processes within an organism that protects against disease by identifying and killing pathogens and tumor cells. It detects a wide variety of agents, from viruses and bacteria to parasitic worms

% of our entire immunity depends on the intestinal flora!

75-80

 between 400-500 microbes species

live in the intestinal canal (there are several trillion friendly bacteria)

* the intestinal system state depends epecially

of nutrition and state of mind !!!

The formation
of the human intestinal flora begins

at birth.

* Maternal breast milk has nucleotides (DNS

building material) through which it can copy and produce the exact matrix of the mothers intestinal flora

* Every bacterium has a person-shaped home in

the intestinal flora (from a PH point of view it searches its best location. From this moment, intestinal flora communicates with the intestinal wall).

The microbe species can be categorized in 3 main categories:

1.USEFUL or friendly
2.DOUBLE-FACED 1.MALIGNANT or unfriendly

The microbe species can be categorized in 3 main categories:

1.USEFUL or friendly

2.DOUBLE-FACED
1.MALIGNANT or unfriendly

1. USEFUL or friendly

providers of:

strong immune system good health longevity

1. USEFUL or friendly

DOUBLE-FACED
(depends largely on ones nutrition)

!!!

The double-faced include:

Eubacteria, Enterococci, and Escherichia Coli and so on.

Intensive gall secretion free radicals the excessively formed gall secretions are turned by "ugly faces" into carcinogenic substances! faecal toxins are formed encrusts, polyps, malignant tumours

mutation in pregnancy

Normal embryo (left), minor malformation (middle), major malformation (right)

psychical symptoms as it gets absorbed!

* soapening (a layer of soap like substance if

formed on the intestinal wall)

(What diseases and symptoms we have upon the change of the intestinal flora?)

* Prone to infections * pollen and food allergy, * dermatitis (eczema) * pollen and food allergy cases increase

 irritating intestinal syndrome (formation of intestinal polyp, cancerous

tumor)

* the mouth flora changes

* joint problems * migraine

* circulatory damage (arteriosclerosis)

Phagocytosis Turns back Salmonella, Listeria, Influenza colonies Defends against intestinal infection Complet immune system defender Preserves (gives back) the immunity in the circulatory system Decreases the cholesterol level It has a key role in re-strengthening the bones It ferments carbohydrates (thus not rotting it) Removes the hard metals from the intestine (Mercury, Cadmium) Synthesizes Vitamins (K, B1, B2, B12, Biotin and so on)

 Antibiotic effect Phagocytosis Turns back Salmonella, Listeria, Influenza colonies Defends against intestinal infection Immune system defender Preserves (gives back) the immunity in the circulatory
system

Decreases the cholesterol level

Key role in re-strengthening the bones Ferments carbohydrates Removes the hard metals from the intestine (Mercury, Cadmium)

Synthesizes Vitamins (K, B1, B2, B12, Biotin and so on)

 Incorrect nutrition habits (Few

fibers and fresh foods nutrition

Too much refined sugar in our

Too much complex carbohydrates

in our nutrition (potato with bread and rice)

Acid producing foods (milk Snacks (noshery)

products, eggs, cheese and so on)

colorant foods and drinks

 Antibiotic and cytostatic treatments Stomach wall surgery interventions

 Chemical elements like Chlorine and Sodium fluoride fertilization, preservatives,

If a bacteria trunk is damaged, it is not replaced by another!

Hungary nr 1 in intestinal cancers

Toxins accumulated in intestines

* the functioning of the immune system is

dependent on proper nutrition. * Specific foods may also affect the immune system; for example, fresh fruits, vegetables, and foods rich in certain fatty acids may foster a healthy immune system.

Fruits rich in fibers like:

Apples (with skin) Banana Blueberries Orange Peaches Pear Raspberries Strawberries

 Grains Beans Nuts Seeds

Vegetables:

AVOKADO !!! Beets (cooked) Broccoli Carrot Corn sweet (cooked) Green beans Kale (cooked)

 Vitamins and foods rich in minerals Alkaline nutrition (fruits, vegetables, prunes Probiotic milk and products (yoghurt) Sweet artichoke, chicory, globe-artichoke

 Onion Garlic

Oatmeal, millet, buckwheat (especially wheat (boiled wheat) dry legumes (yellow pepper, lens, soy)

effective foods for the regeneration of the intestinal flora)

*The intestinal micro flora can be

replenished with friendly bacteria ?

You need to eat dietary fiber to provide the food for bacteria!!!

* Dear Sirs: * A Chinese proverb says: Death lives in the belly!

and it contains a great truth. But we humans of the XXI-th century know that life also lives there. As to which one of them will win we all decide for ourselves, and according to this we will take the advantages or the other way round. I wish you to make the right choice.

* I thank you for your attention * Once again, good luck!

* A Chinese proverb says: Death lives in the

belly!