Acidulem: Colonic pH complex
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While a stool test is the best way to test the microbiome, there are 3 ways to test at home. Your need for toilet paper, the presence of gas and stool pH. If any of these values are out of balance, the microbiome may need help.
In order for good bacteria to be able to kill or suppress bad bacteria, stool ph must be 6.5 or below (5.7 is optimal). Use these ph papers to test your stool ph. Press the paper to a damp part of the stool. If the stool is dry, split the stool and sample from the center. If feces sticks to the paper, brush it off with paper towel. Paper must show dampness to read. Choose the darkest color that appears and check against color code. Dark blue is 8 or more.
No healthy animal soils itself. When your microbiome is healthy, you won’t need toilet paper. The more toilet paper you need, the more support your microbiome may need
Ingredients: A proprietary blend of L lacttic acid, acetic acid, butyric acid and propionic acid.
Directions: Mix 1 tsp in one gallon of distilled water. Inject 50-100ml rectally with rectal syringe. Lay on your back for 10 minutes with your hips raised, then on your right side with your hips raised for 10 minutes, then on your left side with your hips lower than your abdomen for 10 minutes.
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