Five Things About Helicobacter Pylori and You | EASTSIDE SCIENCE CAFE

[@rawdonwaller]

H. pylori is the only bacterial species to my knowledge that thrives in environments with a pH less than 7 (i.e. acidic environments.) Crudely: each bacterium secretes an alkaline substance that neutralises the acid directly around the bacterial cell, allowing it to live and divide. Much more detail is of course available.

[@luciapopescu5560]

love the presentation, very easy to understand, thank you!

[@dantheman87able]

Shes amazing! well spoken!

[@LGRACE-bz2qg]

Wow😮 thank you so much for sharing

[@crumblefest]

Nina is charming and well=spoken. Clear as a bell.

[@josephkarani9773]

I have noted with interest this sentence in your comments that NOT EVERYONE WITH THE BACTERIA GET THE DISEASE. Now my question is this..What actually triggers this dormant BACTERIA in this case to start developing into a complication that would require treatment?

[@theresageiger584]

I have no stomach acid and my gut is ripped up

[@kanealson5200]

She has studied H. Pylori for years and I have a feeling she has developed a strange sort of affection for them. So her opinions are biased and can't be trusted.......*chuckle*.

[@bford3977]

LOL!!!

[@imbrakingthrough2152]

I agree- sometimes she was contradicting her self

[@imbrakingthrough2152]

15:33

[@patachon3044]

Then why is she asking questions from the audience. It's annoying.

[@philiplee3070]

Transmission of bacteria occures in the toilets.

[@randrobinson443]

So cleaning my toilet everyday is good then!!!