Bacteria Topic - Related Articles - Page 1
Sealing - No Air, No Bacteria
Sealing is an operation involving the hermetic closing of a can with canned food in order to isolate the product from the external environment, which, in turn, prevents microorganisms from entering the can.
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Bacteria In Food
Bacteria found in food can be both useful for the body and pathogenic - which usually cause food poisoning of varying severity. Beneficial bacteria include probiotics (lacto- and bifidobacteria) and prebiotics. They are mainly found in fermented milk products. Beneficial bacteria stimulate and normalize digestion and metabolic processes in the body,
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Foods That Chase Away Harmful Bacteria
In this article, learn more about Foods That Chase Away Harmful Bacteria. Honey strengthens immunity.
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Green Tea Kills Bacteria
Egyptian doctors at the University of Alexandria have concluded that green tea stimulates the action of antibiotics and thus helps fight bacteria.
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Manuka Honey Kills More Bacteria Than Antibiotics
In this article, learn more about Manuka Honey Kills More Bacteria Than Antibiotics. Bees making manuka honey are enlightened in the secrets of pharmacology..
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Consumption Of Wine, Coffee And Tea Balances Intestinal Bacteria
The "good" bacteria in the gut have anti-inflammatory properties, and these drinks help balance them.
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3 Products Against Bacteria And Viruses
Three foods whose ingredients strengthen the body's natural defenses in its fight against infections.
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Apples Are Also Useful For Our Gastrointestinal Bacteria
Improves digestion and reduces the risk of health problems of the gastrointestinal tract ...
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We Lose Valuable Bacteria When We Do Not Eat Fiber
The intestinal microflora helps people extract extra energy from the food they eat and is key in the synthesis of vitamins K and B.
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Eat Apples To Increase The Beneficial Bacteria In The Gut
Apples contain pectin, which increases the amount of beneficial bacteria in the gut, and they prevent some diseases such as diabetes and obesity.
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