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All About Bacteria

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Live longer, be healthier and look good naked. Harness your inner bacteria!


Did you know that 90 per cent of our body’s cells are bacterial? Or that the bacteria that cause meningitis live in our body all the time, without troubling us at all? Or even that life as we know it on earth began because bacteria rode into our world on an asteroid?


Health activist Ravi Mantha explains that, in order to remain in the pinkest health, we need to understand and maintain the human ecosystem – which includes looking after our bacteria. Prevent the onset of illnesses, he advises, rather than search for cures to diseases, as Western medicine tends to do. China followed the practice of preventive medicine until a hundred years ago, where doctors were paid if you were healthy, and not paid if you fell sick. In the US, this practice is being re-explored through the concept of 'concierge care’. Until ideas such as these become fashionable, and as long as public health care systems are wanting, we must care for our own health. The first step to this: understanding the bacteria in our body.


Combining the very latest in medical research with prevention and wellness techniques, All About Bacteria will shift your focus from pills and products, and move you along on the path to achieving and maintaining excellent health.

206 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 16, 2013

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April 12, 2014
An excellent report on the way that you and I are living and surviving in spite of and indeed because of the myriads of micro-organisms in our body - in our mouths, on our skin, in our guts, in our underarms. Very cogent. Though some of the studies are not completely universally accepted the basic approach is to avoid antibiotics like the plague. or survive the plague using bacteria naturally.
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April 27, 2014
This should be required reading for anyone in the health profession. Simple, easy language to express scientific concepts in simple terms, and action items that can improve your health.
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