Digestion problems

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Causes

Burping, bloating, and gas are not caused by digestion itself but by bacteria fermenting food inside the digestive tract. The main culprits are:

• Pathogenic bacteria: Salmonella, Shigella, E. coli, and Bacteroides fragilis, often found in the intestines and liver.
• Contaminated dairy: Nonsterile dairy introduces Salmonella. Bacteroides fragilis may come from Ascaris roundworms.
• Bile infection: These bacteria invade the liver, digest bile, and re-enter the intestines with every bile release, perpetuating gas formation.
• Heavy metals: Lead, cadmium, and mercury may accumulate in the intestines, lowering immunity and driving off beneficial bacteria.
• Low stomach acid and enzymes: Insufficient digestion leaves food for bacteria to ferment.

Symptoms

• Upper burping or bloating after meals
• Abdominal gas pressure
• Foul-smelling gas (from toxic gases like H₂S or CO₂)
• Pale or orange bowel movements due to bile disruption

Treatments

1. Eliminate harmful bacteria
   • Kill all intestinal bacteria using a zapper or frequency generator.
   • Focus especially on Salmonella, Shigella, E. coli, and Bacteroides fragilis.
   • Boil all dairy products for at least 10 seconds. Avoid non-boilable dairy like ice cream or soft cheeses.
2. Clean the liver
   • Do repeated liver cleanses until bile flow returns to a bright green color (indicated by dark brown bowel movements).
   • This helps purge bile-eating bacteria and restores digestion.
3. Avoid recontamination
   • Stop eating polluted foods.
   • Maintain high food hygiene and eliminate sources of infection.
4. Support stomach function
   • Ensure proper production of stomach acid and digestive enzymes to prevent food from feeding bacteria.
5. Remove toxins
   • Eliminate heavy metals by cleaning up dentalware and testing water for lead and cadmium.
   • Perform kidney cleanses to support detox.
6. Restore immunity in the gut
   • Detox heavy metals to protect Peyer’s patches and allow immune cells to control harmful bacteria.

Source: The Cure for All Diseases, p. 266