How the Body Works : How Bacteria Cause Disease

[gadionson1]

my goodness....

[GoodVibrationsHealth]

Good video.

[21abdi]

does the cut matter how bout if the cut was just a cute can still enter it. does how deep the cuts matter and can bacteria be found on the tissue like.

[unleashhealth]

Viral diseases (including my own case of severe CFS) have no chance with blood electrification, search Bob Beck right here on Youtube! Visit my channel for a link to more info.

[dizzo95]

@unleashhealth I watched the video and it looks like the device will increase to body's voltage - hopefully enough to electrocute the virus with electrophoresis activity ? If you need a Patent protection, priority dates , in 1998 I invented the Zinc Carbon pill a year after the Method of Curing AIDS With Tetra Silver Tetroxide Molecular in 1997. I didn't know about that at the time . my research used dozens or electro chemicals and processes - the danger I researched was liver kidney damage

[fiddlestickszz]

wheres my quick list?

[mermaidstar7]

you should make the pics move that way we know how they rly move

[shaligramsharma]

a nice way to know abt the action of bacteria

[EssiacHempLaetrile]

CANCER CURE = RICK SIMPSON'S HEMP OIL

[PyramidHead17]

The most healthy people i have known are people that are in constant exposure to microorganisms like doctors or farmers and the like, they almost never get sick so don't live too "healthy".

[matthewm888888888888]

Perfectly put!

[yellohwarrior]

@PyramidHead17 i know im being dumb for replying to 1 year old comments but yh ur soo right it seems that all the people who are good and very healthy are unlucky... im not a very good nerdy person but ive never been hurt badly like broken my arm but all my good friends do and ive always seen the people who are too healthy get sick... so yh be a bit fat or summin A BIT...

[Cheka1009]

your mean jfizzle123864

[Cheka1009]

dont eat your finger nails everyone cause your going to put bacteria in your mouth and you dont want that and you 'll have to go to the docter for a really bad pain stomach relief

[homeostasis4me]

WRONG; inflammation is caused by granulocytic leukocytes which release histamine (to promote inflammation) and heparin (to discourage clotting), both of which make it easier for phagocytic WBC's to chemotaxize to the affected area, as well as leukocytes, which are a part of humoral or learned immunity, to get to the infected area. Bacterium alone do not promote inflammation; they merely cause the immune response...least, that's what I learned in 6th grade. LOL...

[homeostasis4me]

WHOOT! Polymorphoneuclear neutrophils, those are. SEGS! Go gettum segs, kick those prokaryotic asses...

[dougpecklord]

this has gutta be some pucka bacteria to last that long :P

were built to survive this shit. unless u get a rusty knife and cut your wrists then wipe the cut with 5day old dog poo of which the dog had worms. u will live

[rateredwinjose]

Bacteria are tiny, most ranging from 1 to 10 micrometres (1 micrometre equals 1/25,000 in), and are extremely variable in the ways they obtain energy and nourishment. They can be found in nearly all environments—from air, soil, water, and ice to hot springs; even the hydrothermal vents on the deep ocean floor are the home of sulphur-metabolizing bacteria.

[AnatomaniaK]

it is like US attacking Iraq but with Iraq soldiers. they will multiply in US army and break out to help Iraqis.

[kimmycake88]

much simpler than how my professor explains it. thanks for sharing!

[ThunderousBuns]

nice video.

[JFizzle123864]

honestly i almost fell asleep >.>

[lolly142]

whooooooooo

[crackerjack113]

scary

[egytta1]

u in my case i prefer death...it's the best thing would happen to a medical student!!

lol.... but i read this a week ago and nothing happened :(

[SinisterDisaster]

cool video

[gscbmmd]

Thanks for the info !

[imthericky]

interesting

[woottomerrell]

oh shut the fuck up!