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Human sickness-parasites
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| A further cause of human sickness and death is attach by parasite organisms. | ||
| The human body is exposed to attack by bacteria (mono cellular life forms) and even simple multi-cellular organisms. | ||
| Like all parasites, the goal of attacking the human body is to use its own resources and supplies to multiply instead of having to fend for it yourself. This is why the more exotic and hardy a strain of bacteria, the greater its danger. | ||
| As strange as it may sound, over caution and chemical hygene can over long periods actual help produce strains of bacteria that learn to survive in the harshest of conditions. The scarcity of food and risk of death for bacteria in the average western hospital is high. Over periods of time, colonies of bacteria have had to adapt to these conditions to survive. These are now the super bugs that haunt our most precious of institutions and risk killing us. | ||
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