Description
Because of its abrasive, yet very fine texture, it can have a mild scraping effect on the intestinal walls. This action is thought to stimulate the gut lining, improving motility and encouraging smoother digestion. This may help reduce bloating, constipation, and discomfort from sluggish digestion.
Diatomaceous earth has been claimed to act as a natural antimicrobial. Its sharp, silica-based particles are thought to physically pierce the outer shells of harmful bacteria, fungi, and parasites, potentially reducing their presence in the digestive tract.
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Parasite Cleansing: DE is sometimes used in natural protocols to help with gut parasites, as its tiny sharp edges are believed to disrupt and eliminate parasitic organisms. However, evidence for its effectiveness in this area is limited and more research is needed.
Some proponents of DE suggest it can help reduce intestinal infections caused by pathogenic bacteria, viruses, or fungi, due to its antibacterial and antifungal properties.
Candida Overgrowth: Some people use DE as part of a regimen to combat Candida (a type of yeast overgrowth), as it’s believed to support the balance of the gut microbiome and reduce yeast populations.
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