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29-11-2014
Physics

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Why do you think bacteria can live in your digestive system without making you sick?

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Аноним Аноним

29-11-2014

Well remember, not all bacteria are bad. Some bacteria are actually kind of harmless and can help you.

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Porshia Porshia

29-11-2014

Bacteria in your stomach is actually good for you because it helps destroy harmful bacteria by picking at undigested leftovers and micromanaging calories.

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