Understanding the Urea Helicobacter pylori Breath Test

Helicobacter pylori is a type of bacteria that can cause various gastric diseases, including peptic ulcers and chronic atrophic gastritis. However, these bacteria are not what we once thought they were. They are more devious than most microbes and can burrow into the lining of the stomach and secrete urease, which kills acid-producing cells. This process decreases stomach acid, raising the pH from the normal 2-4 to a more neutral pH of 5-7. With the pH more alkaline,…

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Uncovering the Truth: Do Polyps Really Start as Bacteria Biofilm?

Polyps are considered to result from chronic inflammation, but the initial or persisting stimulus for the inflammation is not known. A variety of bacteria and fungi have been identified in polyps. Based upon the continued use of antiquated culture based testing (MALDI – TOF) chronic bacterial infection is not considered a major component of polyp.

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Revolutionize Your Health: Discover Your Body’s Weaknesses with the Functional Systems Report

This report provides a unique and in-depth look at the 24 organ systems of your body, and the 13 vasomotor markers that indicate the health and vitality of your blood flow to these organs. With the latest medical research and cutting-edge software, this report is designed to prevent and detect disease at the earliest stage, giving you the opportunity to address any issues before they become a bigger problem.

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How Did I Get Interested In Oral Microbes?

I received a Metametrix 2200 test results from a 16 y.o. cheerleader that would go violently manic when exposed to gluten. At that time, patients would come in with a Culture base test. I would order a PCR/DNA test. This allowed me to compare the results of the two different test mechanisms. So I called tech support. 

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The Initial Interest in Oral Microbes

I received a Metametrix 2200 test results from a 16 y.o. cheerleader that would go violently manic when exposed to gluten. … First words out of Tech support was, “Oh, looks like she’s got an oral infection.” What???

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