Questions about the bacteria and antibodies that are ingested

1. Bacteria are widely distributed in nature, and there are a large number of bacteria in the air, soil, water, human body surface and pipelines that communicate with the outside world (such as respiratory tract, digestive tract, and genitourinary tract)!

2. The relationship between microorganisms, including bacteria, and the host (human, animal).

1) Symbiosis: two organisms live together, one party benefits, and the other neither benefits nor harms;

2) Mutual benefit and symbiosis: both sides benefit.

3) Parasitism: one party benefits, one party suffers.

3. There are a large number of bacteria living in the intestines of humans or other animals, which are not pathogenic to humans and belong to a symbiotic or mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship;

4. When the microflora is out of balance, these normal flora can also cause disease! Dysbiosis refers to the condition that the host immunity is weakened or the location and number of normal microflora are changed.

What kind of scope do you mean by falling into this range?

There are a lot of intestinal bacteria in the intestines, and with these intestinal bacteria can digestion be carried out better, bacteria can help decompose a lot of organic matter. There is a lot of food to be digested in the intestines, that is, the nutrition of bacteria, and it is still an oxygen-free environment, which is very suitable for the growth of anaerobic bacteria.

There are many microorganisms in the gut, and the reason why they do not get sick is because the microorganisms are balanced, inhibiting each other, controlled within a certain range, and humans provide their energy and environment.

a. When phagocytosis intracytosis bacteria, it depends on the fluidity of the cell membrane and does not require the participation of antibodies.

B. Cells proliferate and differentiate to form T cells and B cells, which are essentially the selective expression of genes, and the genetic material of the two is the same, but the morphology, structure and function are different, and B is wrong;

c. Patients with congenital thymic dysplasia lack T lymphocytes in their bodies, so there is a defect in cellular immunity and reduced humoral immunity.

d. Allergic reactions occur when they are exposed to allergens again, and D is wrong Therefore, c

"Ultimate Cell Warfare".

Frank (Bill Murray) is a well-behaved zookeeper who one day eats a monkey contaminated with saliva by mistake.

Eggs, the camera follows the eggs to his throat, and his stomach ......And so our story begins - In Frank's body, more precisely, in his blood, there is a white blood cell called Oz (Chris Rock), like all white blood cells, Oz's job is to constantly patrol the blood every day, dealing with those bacteria that dare to disturb the human body, viruses or something, don't look at such a difficult task, but Oz is not a person who follows the rules, no, it should be said that he is not a white blood cell who follows the rules, he is a prodigal by nature, The most resistant to those rules and regulations, I like to prove that I am a different "personality" cell. Perhaps in order to restrain him, Oz's boss sent him a new partner, a new cold pill Drexes (David Hyde Pierce), two guys with completely different temperaments and habits got together of course, and just when they didn't give in to each other, the egg Frank ate brought a dangerous virus, Srix (Lawrence Fisherburn), a powerful virus that ran rampant in Frank's body. In order to fulfill their sacred responsibility as a white blood cell, Oz and Drexes decide to put aside their prejudices about each other and work together to fight against foreign enemies. Meanwhile, Frank goes to the doctor unwell, and his doctor is trying to figure out what caused Frank's illness.

In the end, when Frank's life is dying, Oz snatches the DNA from the dangerous virus Srix, saves Frank's life, and becomes a hero of Frank City. And the virus Srix died in alcohol.

Just try another antibiotic, and then the antibodies will disappear in three months. No problem.

Another antibiotic · · There is also the use of antibiotics as little as possible·· When I use a small amount·· Don't use too much too often...

Hello, most of this situation will not go away on its own, and it is possible that the condition will improve with a good diet, but the Helicobacter pylori infection will not go away.

Choose quadruple **** Helicobacter pylori infection, quadruple ** including proton pump inhibitors such as rabeprazole and bismuth preparations, if glue bismuth and two antibiotics. They are all prescription drugs and need to be regularized by the local hospital.

This requires a combination of diet and medicine.

You asked a great question;

In fact, there is a big difference between the treatment concepts of Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, the target of Western medicine is pathogens such as bacteria, so the more drugs are used, the stronger the drug resistance may eventually occur; The concept of traditional Chinese medicine is to balance and regulate the entire body's immune system through the attributes of Chinese herbal medicine, and stimulate the body system to treat diseases, so there is no need to consider whether bacteria are resistant to important drugs, because in the end, it is not the medicine that will deal with them, but the human system;

Because of the lack of understanding of the above principles, some people often misunderstand, and even some experts do the same, which we have to know.

Yes. But it is not as strong and obvious as Western medicine. Because there are many ingredients in a Chinese medicine, some have been discovered, and some have not yet been studied.

Yes, it's pervasive.

Tell the whole story... But aren't all bacteria killed by white blood cells? How do you produce antibodies? I want the full topic ...

The title is incomplete. It is estimated that the bacteria that invade the body are "antigens", and the body will produce "antibodies".