Do people have bacteria in their nostrils and do lobsters have bacteria in them?

Yes, and there is more than one. But as long as it is maintained within the normal range, you will not get sick. However, if you catch a cold or something, you will be prone to colds.

The air we breathe every day is inherently filled with bacteria, viruses, fungi and other pathogenic bacteria, which continue to enter our nasal passages through our breathing. But in general, the detoxification system of the nasal cavity itself is able to transport pathogenic bacteria to the nasopharynx within 15 to 30 minutes, and eventually enter the stomach to digest them. At this time, the amount of virus is always within the range that the nasal immune system can handle, so we don't get sick.

However, when triggers such as cold, rain, excessive fatigue, etc., the detoxification function of the nasal cavity is reduced, and the virus can stay in the nasal cavity for a long time. At this point, the virus can multiply in a number that the nasal immune system cannot handle, and the virus invades the body in a big way, and we catch a cold. (It is more obvious during menstruation, pregnant women, and people with rhinitis, that is, they are more likely to catch a cold.)

Later, when the base of the virus in the nasal cavity is larger, the number of viruses grows faster, so a large amount of virus begins to spread to other parts of the body, and this is when the systemic symptoms of a cold begin to manifest.

Therefore, when it comes to colds, the nose acts as a base camp for the virus. As long as we continue to rinse our nasal passages with warm salt water, flush once when we have a little nasal discharge, keep our nose unobstructed, and clean up a large number of viruses out of our noses, and less and less viruses will invade the human body. Eventually, the number of viruses in the nasal cavity can be reduced to what the nasal immune system can handle.

At the same time, the body's immune system will quickly kill the virus that enters the body.

Therefore, buy a yoga nasal pot, pour warm salt water into it, let the water flow under the guidance of gravity, slowly soak the soft tissues of the nasal cavity, and remove viruses and other harmful substances in the nasal cavity. When you have a cold, rinse your nasal cavity with warm salt water, flush it once if you have a little nasal discharge, and keep your nasal cavity free of excess nasal mucus and smooth nose, which can fundamentally solve the virus problem. Use this method to catch a cold within 2 to 4 days** without taking any medication.

Washing your nose in the morning and evening or after continuous sneezing can prevent colds to a large extent and greatly reduce the chance of catching a cold. Since nasal washing is the direct discharge of a large amount of nasal mucus containing germs into the sewer, it can greatly reduce the amount of virus excreted into the air by people with colds, and it can also greatly reduce the chance of people who come into contact with people with colds to catch a cold.

At the same time, because the flu and cold make people sick in the same process, but the types of viruses are different. Therefore, this method can also reduce the symptoms of influenza at the same time** Influenza and prevent influenza, and is suitable for all kinds of influenza.

In this way, after the cold is cured, the number of nasal washes will be reduced to morning and evening washing, so that the nose can be slowly conditioned, **rhinitis.

Each breath inhales bacterial dust from the air, and it is normal to have bacteria in your nasal passages.

After buying live lobsters, it is best to keep them in clean water for 24-36 hours to make them spit out the sediment and other impurities in the body. When processing lobster, the dirt in its gills should be removed, because the gill hairs adsorb a lot of bacteria, it is best to cut off the gills, and the shrimp shells are best brushed with a brush. The roots of the lobster's thin claws are the most likely to harbor dirt and dirt, so be sure to cut them off.

Finally, it has to be brushed and washed before it can be cooked.

Cooking crayfish must be cooked at high temperatures to ensure that the bacteria and parasites in the lobster are killed. Dead lobsters should never be eaten. Because lobsters are high-protein organisms, they contain many bacteria in their bodies, and as soon as the lobster dies, the bacteria immediately decompose, and people eat it, and they are easy to be poisoned and diarrhea.

And there are quite a few of them.

Therefore, to clean it, the most important thing is to burn it for a considerable period of time, so that it can effectively kill bacteria.

First of all, it can be determined that most lobsters have more or less parasites in their bodies, because lobsters are their hosts, and similarly, in fact, people are also a good host, in fact, not only lobsters, many seafood and aquatic foods may have parasites, and they are live parasites, so don't we eat lobsters, seafood and fish? There is no doubt that this is impossible, so the only way to get rid of the parasite, or kill it.

Lobsters have bacteria in them, and it is best to use a brush when eating them. Brush the lobster. In use. Boil in boiling water and then fry so that the bacteria are destroyed. Add some chili pepper and garlic to destroy bacteria when stir-frying inside.

Yes. The average adult secretes about 1 liter of such mucus every day, which will absorb bacteria and dust in the air, and then through the normal movement of cilia, the mucus with bacteria and dust will be sent back to the nasopharyngeal cavity, spit out through the mouth, or swallowed into the stomach to decompose.

Nasal mucus contains antibacterial enzymes, immunoglobulins and phagocytic cells, etc., which can also kill and decompose some pathogenic bacteria, and protect the nasal cavity. Therefore, nasal mucus and nasal cilia are important detoxification systems of the nasal cavity and are responsible for the immune function of the nasal cavity.

The smell in the nose is generally caused by rhinitis, bacteria multiply and grow in the nasal cavity, and the nasal cavity is slow and inflamed to cause the nose to have a peculiar smell.

Chronic sinusitis, frontal sinusitis, or upper respiratory tract infection caused by a cold that does not heal for a long time will cause the protein decay and decomposition of the nasal mucus, which will cause a peculiar smell or putrid smell in the nasal cavity. Therefore, you should go to the ENT department of the hospital for examination, and the doctor will give you a reasonable ** according to the results of the examination. The smell in the nose is generally caused by rhinitis, due to inflammation and swelling in the nasal cavity, part of the nasal mucus is retained in the nasal cavity for a long time, and the bacteria in the mucus multiply and grow, coupled with the protein decay and decomposition in the mucus, so it produces a foul odor.

In order to get rid of this odor, the first thing to do is to remove the mucus that has been retained in the nasal cavity for a long time and restore the normal physiological environment of the nasal cavity.

A small amount of nasal extract is taken and cultured in a petri dish for a certain period of time, after which the amount of initial microorganisms can be inferred based on the size of the colony, etc. There must have been a lot of people who have done this kind of experiment, and it's not a difficult experiment.

There are a lot of bacteria on my hands, and it's pitiful to be uneducated.

The most common pathogenic bacteria of acute sinusitis are cocci genus, namely Streptococcus pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus, beta-hemolytic streptococcus, catarrhalis, and the second is bacilli, such as influenza bacillus, pneumobacillus, proteus, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and anaerobic bacilli are not uncommon.

Rhinitis is the inflammation of the mucous membranes of the nasal cavity and nasal passages, and sinusitis is the inflammation of the mucous membranes in the sinuses.

Sinusitis and rhinitis are both inflammations of the nasal mucosa, and the difference is mainly due to the location of the inflammation. Rhinitis mainly refers to inflammation of the nasal passages, and sinusitis refers to inflammation of the mucous membrane in the sinuses. And if it is subdivided, it is the inflammation of the mucosa in the sinuses named why sinusitis, for example, the inflammation of the mucosa in the maxillary sinus is called maxillary sinusitis.

Therefore, if rhinitis and sinusitis are both types of inflammation, the method is the same, you can use enzyme refreshers to wash the nasal cavity, so that the mucous membranes in the nose and sinuses will be better, and the corresponding rhinitis and sinusitis will be better.

Hello, Now most of this sinusitis infection is caused by staphylococcal infection. It is easy to cause recurrent episodes of infection.

Sinusitis has a certain amount of yellow nasal discharge. You should pay attention to reasonable rest and maintain qi and blood, actively exercise, and eat some vegetables and fruits. **In terms of rhinitis, amoxicillin, spiramycin and other drugs, you can use nasal secretion endoscopy to see if there is any abnormal bacterial infection, you should pay attention to a reasonable rest to ensure sleep.

First of all, you have to know what this situation is, and I asked Kang Guoliang, an expert here, who said that it refers to purulent inflammation caused by pyococcal infection of the sinus mucosa.

Yes. The researchers built a mini-beach in the lab, with sand and seawater, to simulate a resort, and then introduced sewage, and found that the microbes in the beach decayed much more slowly than in the seawater, resulting in a much higher number of bacteria in the beach than in the seawater. The results of the study were published in the United States.

Hello, of course there is, even the tap water we use also has, but you don't have to worry, people are not so vulnerable! As long as there is no ** damage, bacteria cannot enter the body fluids of the human body and are not so easy to get sick. Seawater has a certain bactericidal effect. The reason why the salt content is high!

Absolutely.

Prokaryotic single-celled organisms that live in the ocean and do not contain chlorophyll and phycocyanin. They are the most widely distributed and most abundant group of marine microorganisms, often with a diameter of less than 1 micron and are spherical, rod-shaped, spiral-shaped and branched-filamentous microorganisms. Eukaryotic and tough.

The species that can swim move with flagella. Strictly speaking, marine bacteria are those that can only grow and multiply in the ocean.

Gram-negative bacilli are dominant in seawater, and there are more than 10 genera such as Pseudomonas, Vibrio, Chromobacterium, Flavobacterium, Spirobacteria, Micrococcus, Octococcus, Bacillus, Corynebacterium, Clamorella, Nocardia and Streptomyces. Gram-positive bacteria are the majority of ocean floor sediments; Bacillus is the most common sediment on the continental shelf.

Yes, it is best to rinse with clean water after swimming in the sea.

1. The smell of urine is gas. (mainly ammonia).

2. Urine excreted from the urethra is sterile.

3. If the urine accumulated in the container is not disturbed, the bacteria that multiply in the urine will not be discharged.

But. Experiments have shown that when flushing toilets, there is a possibility that bacteria in the urinal can spread to a range of 4 square meters!!

However, there is no need to worry about this, the normal resistance of the human body is enough to deal with these bacteria, otherwise, humans would have been killed by their own excrement.