No.
That involves, um, manually clearing a blockage - not “toxin cleansing”.
Probably not. E. coli (so long as it’s restricted to the colon) is even less harmful than yeast (it doesn’t produce alcohol), and it’s the dominant species in there.
That’s not what studies have found.
Diversity of the Human Intestinal Microbial Flora
The dominant species was Methanobrevibacter smithii, an archaeon, outnumbering all the bacteria phenotypes.
However, the notion that the absence of yeast means that something toxic would take its place is sheer nonsense. It’s like saying that the absence of bunnies in a forest would give an opening for rattlesnakes. The notion is wooier than something from Dr. Oz, which is quite an accomplishment.
There’s a woo theory that intestinal yeast is a cause of autism. Parents of autistic kids beg doctors for a prescription anti-fungal, the name of which escapes me now, and when it discolors their kids’ poop, they think it’s working, and that’s evidence of all the “dead yeast” coming out. You have to read the testimonials to believe them.
I think I saw an owl in a green hat once.
Ha, you’re just another of those medical doctors who tell us to ignore Candida because they want to make money from Pharma drugs.
Read all about it in this groundbreaking article by a naturopath who instead wants to make money by selling us supplements to fix a nonexistent problem.*
*he’s also antivaccine and anti-water fluoridation, which is an unsurprising woo trifecta.
**I’m a little confused about the Big Pharma shill thing, since MDs object to prescribing antifungal drugs to treat “yeast overload”.