All about Bacteria : Ravi Mantha at TEDxCoimbatore

Ravi Mantha spoke about health disorders that occur to human being on the theme "All about bacteria" and human health system
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[@TheKingMiles]

I really enjoyed the informative talk. Thank you for sharing it with us!

[@ivorysand]

Shortly after posting I realized my attempt at a funny wordgame in the spirit of the talk is doomed to fail in a youtubecontext. Yes, all this is very interesting of course. I have always thought sterile operating theatres are unhealthy places and am happy to learn people are thinking about alternatives that do not try to fight nature.

[@SuperGriffin65]

Hi Ravi, I've been researching stuff on my own similarly like you and I tend to agree on many of your ideas. But I have couple things I want to point out.
1. Do not forget that beside bacteria there is also plenty of viruses, fungi and parasites that reside in our body potentially having similar effects like bacteria.
2. I don't think bacteria in the body survive because you have iron there. If it was the case, the body would have adapted by utilizing the iron better or simply requiring less in blood to function.
3. I see problem with type 2 diabetes with the fact that those people are usually fat and what they tend to do is eat fats and sugars in same meals. Fats take long time to clear off blood and the insulin can't find the sugar cells easily and is becoming ineffective. Bacteria do not seem to play huge role here.
4. The autoimmune diseases are said to attack own body cells and therefore cause disease. Another way of looking at it is that pathogens (not just bacteria, as per point 1) can enter body cells. With bacteria this happens especially after using ATB (ATB's can't go in the cells so that's where they survive and the bacteria comes back after ATB's are finished). So then the immune system attacks those cells in order to clear the pathogens. If these overpopulate, autoimmune diseases come up.

[@davidsp2023]

Thank you Ravi

[@mistresspav]

what is what?.. this is very well known if you care to do an easy and quick search and very interesting indeed I would agree.

[@MrUmiramontes]

Love the intel

[@sawdu1]

Practical of health

[@MrUmiramontes]

Practical comes after implementing Eco principles..

[@aspacetopause]

There is a whole lot of false information in this talk. Iron and bacteria, bloodletting, etc. This is not how you talk about the mighty bacteria....

[@ivorysand]

Today 29 June is World Forum International Mud Day 2013, celebrated by schools etc. in various countries as an excuse to get extra dirty.
:)

[@cl3823]

I like this guy...anyone got a bull I can use for a bit?

[@gana_1986]

Please translate in hjndi

[@joybennett9055]

What ?

[@mistresspav]

I see, sorry I didn't get it, so we agree this is good shit after all :)

[@MrUmiramontes]

I’m the other words “COVID-19 “ is a bunch of BULLL!!!!

[@ivorysand]

Interesting... bullshit?

[@joybennett9055]

Are you drunk dont say that 😦😛😜😛😜😛😜😛😜