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Bacillus subtilis and the nutritional benefits of dirt

September 11, 2014 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bacillus subtilis and the nutritional benefits of dirt

Bacillus subtilis and our immune system:

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Bacillus subtilis and the nutritional benefits of dirt

September 11, 2014 - Bacillus subtilis and the nutritional benefits of dirt

Thursday, September 11, 2014 by: Dr. David JockersTags: bacillus subtilis, good bacteria, dirt

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CDC accidentally admits common masks are totally useless against COVID virus and other infections

August 28, 2023 -

Funny enough, the CDC’s latest memo on wildfire smoke debunks all their insane masking recommendations for COVID-19.CDC’s masking guidance has been a sham from the beginning

Even after masks failed the public in 2020 and again in 2021 and 2022, the CDC still contends that the following is true and should be followed by virtually every person:

Ironically, on August 26, 2023, the agency put out a memo accidentally admitting that masks are totally useless ...

New hope for leaky gut sufferers: Spore-based probiotics found to improve gastrointestinal health

September 17, 2017 -

“We set out to create a product that could be a foundational part of everyone's daily wellness regimen, and this pursuit has led to redefining what a probiotic is and what it can do for the overall health. We looked beyond the conventional views on how to formulate a probiotic product, and leaned on the latest science on the microbiome and clues from nature to provide us with guidance on formulating a revolutionary product,” said Park Ridge, Illinois-based vitamin and supplements ...

Not just good for your gut: Probiotics found to eliminate certain bacteria

January 16, 2019 -

The importance of probiotics in maintaining overall health has been studied for years. However, the mechanisms through which they prevent pathogens from colonizing the gut and causing infections have not been determined, until now. Researchers from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and their collaborators from Mahidol University and Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya in Thailand found that the probiotic bacteria Bacillus prevents Staphylococcus aureus ...

Decades of scientific data prove that vaccines did not halt measles

February 19, 2015 - naturalnews.com printable article

Decades of scientific data prove that vaccines did not halt measles

Friendly Bacillus spores bind with B lymphocytes to accelerate the production of antibodies

Public health policy should support the commensal bacteria system and stop calling for endless vaccines

Measles deaths were declining steadily 60 years prior to the invention of first measles vaccine

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Avoid these leftovers lurking in your fridge, they could make you sick

April 01, 2017 -

Dr. Bejamin Chapman, North Carolina State University's resident Food Safety Specialist, said in an interview that a pathogen, known as Bacillus cereus, is prevalent in dried rice. Although the pathogen is commonly found in soil and food, some strains can cause harm to humans.

According to Dr. Chapman, Bacillus cereus spores can survive on rice -- even when cooked. If the rice is stored at room temperature after cooking, the spores can grow and propagate....

Some bacteria can go into a “zombie” state to survive starvation

July 07, 2019 -

Formally called “oligotrophic growth,” the state differs from normal dormancy. The bacteria remain active, but their cellular processes slow almost to a crawl.

Although simple unicellular organisms, bacteria possess a lot of complicated abilities. For example, many strains respond to harsh living conditions by forming an endospore around the bacterial body.

A coat made of durable materials, the endospore provides protection against antibiotics, cold temperatures, ...

Natural mouthwashes made with mango kernel address halitosis symptoms effectively

October 13, 2018 -

In the study, the researcher first compared the antioxidant, antibacterial, and hemolytic properties of the water extract of mango oil with the methanolic extract. Based on the results, the water extract had more protein and phenolic content compared to the methanolic extract. In addition, the water extract exhibited higher hydroxyl-scavenging activity and gave better zones for selected pathogens.

Since the water extract of mango oil contains more powerful antioxidant ...

Extracts from fermented Trapa japonica fruits can improve symptoms of alopecia

November 14, 2019 -

Extracts from fermented Trapa japonica fruits can improve symptoms of alopecia

Thursday, November 14, 2019 by: Evangelyn Rodriguez

Tags: alopecia, alternative medicine, balding, buffalo nut, cell proliferation, fermentation, food cures, food is medicine, food science, functional food, goodfood, goodhealth, goodmedicine, goodscience, hair growth, hair loss, herbal medicine, natural cures, natural medicine, phytonutrients, remedies, research, superfoods, ...

A compound produced by bacteria in papayas shows promise as a powerful antibacterial agent

October 05, 2018 -

Bacillus sp. serve as sources for naturally-derived antimicrobial compounds, which can come in the form of either peptides or polyketides. Between these two, peptides, such as surfactins and fengycins, are more abundant than polyketides. These antimicrobial compounds are important for their role in the treatment of infections, as well as in food preservation.

In this study, crude extracts were acquired from BFP011 and subjected to further purification to determine ...

Investigating the influence of two probiotics in preventing cadmium toxicity

July 01, 2018 -

This study was overseen by Shiraz University. Its findings were published in BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine.

The researchers concluded that synbiotic diets that combined probiotics and a prebiotic can remove cadmium from the liver and kidneys of rats. Synbiotics could also replenish antioxidant enzymes that were depleted by acute cadmium poisoning.

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Fermented soybeans offer probiotic properties that fight bacterial infections and balance cholesterol

July 26, 2018 -

Tungrymbai is common to the ethnic tribes of Meghalaya. While its unique texture and flavor may not be palatable to everyone, the dish – as well as other fermented foods – is an essential part of the diet of the people in northeast India, as it provides a relatively inexpensive source of protein. This dish is prepared by soaking soybeans, then cooking them until they can be easily pressed. Once they become tender, the excess water is drained, and they are placed in a basket. 

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Even the bugs are extra dangerous: Study reveals insects from hospitals carry enough bacteria to cause INFECTIONS

February 06, 2020 -

Unsterile equipment and poor staff hygiene certainly play a role, but now we can add the insects flying around hospitals to the list of potential dangers thanks to a new study carried out by British researchers. After collecting nearly 20,000 flying insects from across seven state hospitals in England, they discovered that they carry enough bacteria to create infections, including the ultra-risky drug-resistant variety.

Nearly three fourths of the insects the researchers ...

Essential oil of bald cypress can prevent food spoilage

February 28, 2019 -

When food becomes spoiled, it is no longer fit for human consumption. It must be thrown out before anyone makes the mistake of eating the tainted meal and gets sick – or worse. Microorganisms are the primary culprit in food spoilage. Bacteria and fungus alike flourish on the food, which they consume to fuel their growth and expansion. Many of these microbes cause diseases in humans. To prevent contamination and preserve them for long periods of time, food is treated with antimicrobial ...

Simple way to avoid the flu and common colds: Consume more probiotics

December 13, 2018 - bacillus rhamnosis strain, two forms of Lactobacillus plantarum, and one of Bifidobacterium lactis.

Other strains are also believed to be helpful, however. For example, when researchers added a strain of Bacillus subtilis CU1, they found it worked remarkably well at stimulating the immune response of older adults at risk of respiratory infection. In addition to stimulating the immune system to secrete the antibody IgA, it promoted healthy gut ...

Trouble in the wild? Use the bark of the fig tree to promote wound healing

June 20, 2018 -

Researchers at the Open University of Sri Lanka and Sri Jayewardenepura University looked at the cluster fig (Ficus racemosa L.), a type of fig tree found in Asia, Africa, America, and Australia. In their study, extracts were chemically derived from the stem barks of the cluster fig. These were then subjected to a scratch wound assay (SWA), a test to measure the ability of a compound to influence cell migration into the wound space. Two cell types were used in the assay: Baby ...

Mysterious compound called “F19” discovered by Israeli researchers to kill antibiotic-resistant superbugs without encouraging resistance

April 27, 2017 -

The scientists also noted that one compound in particular, called F19, showed efficacy in treating an MRSA skin infection in an animal model. In addition, F19 was found to significantly reduce the presence of wound bacteria when used as an add-on treatment to an otherwise ineffective antibiotic agent. Researchers said the compound also showed potency against other gram-positive bacteria such as Clostridium difficile, Bacillus anthracis and Staphylococcus epidermidis ...

Decades of scientific data prove that vaccines did not halt measles

February 19, 2015 - Decades of scientific data prove that vaccines did not halt measles

Thursday, February 19, 2015 by: L.J. Devon, Staff WriterTags: measles, vaccines, scientific data

Friendly Bacillus spores bind with B lymphocytes to accelerate the production of antibodies

Public health policy should support the commensal bacteria system and stop calling for endless vaccines

Measles deaths were declining steadily 60 years prior to the invention of first measles vaccine

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