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Researchers at the University of East Anglia have found a link between bacteria and aggressive forms of prostate cancer.
They identified five types of bacteria which were common in urine and tissue samples from men with aggressive prostate cancer.
It is hoped that these findings could help pave the way for treatments that could target these particular bacteria and slow or prevent the development of aggressive disease. More
I’m at a gay bar right now and it hurts when I sit on a stool.
USE IT OR LOSE IT
The bacteria found were:
Anaerococcus, Peptoniphilus, Porphyromonas, Fenollaria and Fusobacterium.
All of these are anaerobic, which means they like to grow without oxygen present. These were linked to the presence of higher grades of prostate cancer and more rapid progression to aggressive disease.
LINK: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2022-04-bacteria-linked-aggressive-prostate-cancer.html
^^^^ so the solution is to breathe through your ‘blow hole’? ^^^^
Cause or effect?
^^ No. Don’t sit on gay bar stools.
Bacteria that likely was developed by Fauci and friends.
Yes, I am cynical.
Unfortunately, they did not mention the lifestyle of these 600 or so men, nor where the bacteria originated from. So…
That should be the next logical steps of finding the same bacteria in their sex partners and their sexual lifestyles.
I know that bismuth in Pepto Bismo helps reduce H. pylori bacteria causing stomach ulcers, but needs amoxillin or other antibiotics to completely kill the deep bacteria. But, this was after many years of research. Maybe this would happen for this damn thing.
However, it might be caused by breathing “through your blow hole”…just kidding…that was a good one!
I’m sure world leaders that want to reduce the human population won’t want this to get out.
I prefer an enraged prostate over an enlarged prostate!
Side bar:
@pianamusic — I’m glad you mentioned H. Pylori. That bug’s discovery may be one of the last times a dedicated researcher experimented on himself and made a very important discovery. It was the Australian doctors Barry Marshall and Robin Warren who were working against accepted medical wisdom, which held that no bacterium could survive in the highly acidic stomach environment when Marshall dosed himself with the bug and developed gastric ulcers (he got better!). He proved their hypothesis very dramatically and convincingly and the two won a Nobel for their work.
Being an anti-govt sort, I was curious about what role govt research approval and funding had on this work. I was able to swap a couple of emails with Dr. Marshall about my question. He and Warren were employed by the govt, but aside from that all their work was done on their own time and with no approval, much less funding, from the Australian health poobahs.
Needless to say, I have great admiration and respect for what those two doctors accomplished basically all on their own.
I liked the part of the article in which the researchers admitted that they had a chicken/egg dilemma with the cancer and the bacteria. Nubs. I also liked the part about the researchers working at ClimateGate University.
pianamusic
“bismuth amoxillin or other antibiotics”
None of those will be will be expensive enough for todays medical manufacturers.
Maybe something new, mRnanal.
Chasten: turn the stool around.