Mucosal barrier, bacteria and inflammatory bowel disease: possibilities for therapy.

Here we go again,detergents,food emulsifiers,bacterial protease.
Old Mike

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24969297

Thanks Marauder, I only have access as a general person.
Will keep your offer in mind.
Sometimes I will write the author,and they will usually send me a PDF file.
Some docs if fact go out of their way to get me their paper.

I know I have at least one old thread on here discussing,food emulsifiers,detergents,toothpaste,ect.
Old Mike

Here is an old thread on emulsifiers if you are interested,save you some time.

Old Mike

https://www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=38&m=2377014

Real hard avoid surfactants in toothpaste,I am also trying to avoid saccharin and sucralose in toothpaste.
I did just baking soda for awhile but it is too hard on my teeth.
Currently using a walgreens store brand organic toothpaste,but now see it contains sucralose,so have
to find something different.
I try to avoid anything in food that says used as emusifer,sorbitan esters and so forth.
Believe my dishes get a double rinse.
Clothes get a double rinse.
I use ivory bar soap for showers and my hair,whats left of it.
Am now switching bathroom liquid detergents to castile soap. Few weeks ago I eliminated Trichlosan
from the house.

From other reading,these surfactants are poorly absorbed through the skin,but about 23% is dumped into the colon.

If not broken down well might lower mucus viscosity,same thing with food emulsifiers.

Just one of the many UC theories.
Old Mike

Post Edited (Old Mike) : 6/30/2014 10:46:04 AM (GMT-6)

www.natural-homeremedies-for-life.com/homemade-toothpaste.html

here is a link of natural ingredients to use in making toothpaste. OM have you tried peroxide or salt or vinegar?

I've been using Jason's Powersmile, has fewest "bad for me" ingredients, from Amazon because the local shops don't carry the one without fake sugar.