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People blamed it on rats or divine intervention at the time, but it was actually a bacteria carried by fleas
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But in the long term insects develop resistance to the super-tomatoes, leaving farmers scrambling to find ever newer strains of protective bacteria
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It combines aerobic and anaerobic bacteria enhancers that produce nitrogen from the air and enzyme action in the soil
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To have healthy soil you must have a diversity of bacteria and minerals, which is not possible when using chemicals
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BT (Bacterium Thuringiensis) discovered in 1911, is a type of natural bacteria found in the stomach of certain caterpillars
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Chemical Fungicides destroy the bacteria & “Goods Guys” in the soil, and can cause health problems in humans and animals
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To regain balance we must stop relying on chemicals to control our pests but instead rely more on maintaining a balanced ecosystem, diversity rich with bacteria and enzymes
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Chemical fertilizers kill off the beneficial soil bacteria, as well as killing off earthworms and therefore should not be used, should be avoided at all cost! In this environment, the lawn and its bio-system will be operating under stress
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Therefore compost, when added back to the lawn, reestablishes the cycle and returns nutrients and bacteria to the soil
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Organic Fertilizers: Chemical fertilizers lack bacteria and enzymes essential for soil life and for nutritional exchanges necessary between plant and soil
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Using a Liquid Seaweed: Seaweed is full of trace mineral and bacteria
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Chemicals kill off the bacteria in the soil while at the same time weakening the health of the tree
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Besides taking a vacation the addition of compost rich in trace minerals and bacteria is the best thing you can do to help raise the tree’s energy levels
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The idea is to provide plants with important trace minerals, bacteria, enzymes, and elements necessary for a healthy plant to grow
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The ocean is very rich in trace minerals, enzymes, and bacteria as well as small amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium
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which are added to kill bacteria!
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Water is very important; too much water will drown and not enough will kill off the bacteria
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There are many different types of bacteria present in a compost heap depending on the time from the start of the pile
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Bacteria love heat and work best within a range of 140-180 F
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Compost Production: Using rock dust in compost production increases its energy level by adding minerals, and increasing the activity of bacteria
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The increased bacteria stimulates the composting process
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You should always use a water filter to control unwanted bacteria, toxins, and/or chlorine)
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This was where the carbon-fiber bacteria was discovered, well before 3000bc
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The acid from Jake’s saliva had destroyed most of the bacteria, but some had entered his bloodstream and this was what he was fighting
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Your body had to accept the bacteria in the saliva, and reject the poison
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Fifteen is a dangerous time to come into contact with a new set of bacteria either on Earth or here on Errd, and you had no defences against the strains which are common here
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Ruptured or open skin will be easily penetrated by bacteria that cause infection
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But the whole explanation hinges on the ability of entangled particles in decay bacteria to transmit a human soul
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foreign bacteria, toxins, and other invaders
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That channel thru entanglement in the decay bacteria has been supplying a richer source of souls with every step forward in evolution and every increase in human population
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She told them about the Wetat, she told them how they believe it lifts souls thru decay bacteria entangled with higher order condensates in the dark matter
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I would speculate that our cryo-slicing technique has taken the brain, and therefore the soul, before their decay bacteria could spread thruout the brain and get a read out
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“So we think,” Elmore said, “but you never know what bacteria might infect, especially bacteria that can produce plastic, which Alan says they have
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We know that viruses or bacteria are the cause behind
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“What about that bacteria they found on Mars some years back?”
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” declared Chris, “We’ve spent hundreds of years searching for alien life and found nothing more than algae and bacteria
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at Chicago say compounds in tea can slow the growth of bacteria in
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"All we can say is that a cup of tea will produce more than enough of these active materials to affect the bacteria," she said
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In the mouth, bacteria are protected by all sorts of things
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Doctor Cater was the one who told me that another bacteria had built up around the first one
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Bacteria can cause
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steps the prevent bacteria from contaminating not only the teats of the
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“Without a proper host species, most parasitic bacteria and viral life-forms quickly die in a new environment
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Bacteria acting on sugar produce the acid that fuels the disease process
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Prevent the build-up of bacteria around the gum
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“Well, you have some odd bacteria on you that resisted the decontamination treatment
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antibacterial gel; this will kill bacteria before it gets into the open follicles
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Why? This course of acne treatment kills bacteria, but it does not affect
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consisting of white blood cells, dead cells, and bacteria
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It passes near a fish and he sees bacteria on it, he also sees oxygen bubbles in the water and a catfish quickly moving
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Your planet has high bacteria levels, powerful sunlight, high humidity and pressure percentages
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The EIS you were in had valuable information about your planet’s bacteria levels, gravity, pressure, oxygen levels and environment
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There is no good reason that the inside of our homes contains dust, dirt, pollens, harmful bacteria, and other undesirable stuff, especially when they are moved about with those same hot and cold air blowers
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For instance, humanity developed antibiotics in the middle of the twentieth century and then arrogantly claimed that humans had won the battle against bacteria
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Yet in less than ten years after the first antibiotics were produced, antibiotic-resistant bacteria began to emerge
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So, in return, we developed new antibiotics to kill the antibiotic-resistant bacteria—and these bacteria, in return, evolved to resist the new antibiotics
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Then, we developed newer antibiotics, and bacteria responded by evolving resistance to these newer drugs
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Sixty years later there were bacteria resistant to every known antibiotic
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And, today, hundreds of years after the first major victories against bacteria, antibiotics are nearly useless
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And, likewise, bacteria will always counter our latest advance, just 'to keep in the same place'
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Consider tetrodotoxin, a neurotoxin produced by bacteria living in certain fish species such as pufferfish
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The picodust, on the other hand, is nothing like bacteria
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the helm, what started out as bacteria that
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“Space bacteria” was the story of NASA"s
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bacteria that survive in near vacuum conditions
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bacteria that die first supply the rest for the
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There are bacteria that metabolize iron,
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Bacteria that live without sunlight
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bacteria that could actually take over an organism
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11 There was no understanding at the time of bacteria and the role played by rats and lice in transmitting disease, so it was natural for theories of every sort to be believed
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with plastic sheets and lurking bacteria, and there were no
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and loads of bacteria all over the place, meant she was on
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” Where it actually puts me is in a place where I feel I have a pretty thorough understanding of the environment, from bacteria that break down matter to the earthquakes and tornados that destroy the land, the storms, hurricanes and tsunamis that devastate our shorelines, and all the roles that nature plays in between
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ebola, cancer, AIDS and flesh-eating bacteria, since they were His
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bacteria, called Super Bugs, that were immune to all of today’s
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terrestrial crust existed, billions and billions of bacteria imagined and created
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Without imagination there is no creation nor can there be, and already bacteria
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Her last admission to the hospital was for sepsis (bacteria
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Most scientists agree this was caused by the bacteria Yersina Pestis
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Apparently, there are many more bacteria, and dangerous ones too, around the female vagina that many men are desperate to lick, [chorus of arch, gross, fuck, yuck…] and therefore on toilet seats that you all sit on without thinking
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the planet liveable, much as tiny bacteria strains had done the same for Terra billions of years
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let it eliminate any remaining cultures of bacteria or viruses that had resisted the chemical
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Vaginitis can result from infections caused by organisms such as bacteria, yeast or viruses, as well as by irritation from chemicals in creams, sprays, or even clothing that is in contact with this area
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Except for germs like viruses and bacteria, just about every other living thing on Earth is made up of cells
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This is because, there are some bacteria in the mouth, which can stick to the organ and damage the sperm upon ejaculation
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With this moisture would be bacteria and other germs, which can eventually get to your makeup, and affect its quality
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Every time we digest plankton our body skin builds up an immunity against pathogens or bacteria
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99: Buy a tongue scraper: Scrape tongue 6 times first thing in the morning to remove the toxins and bacteria that has formed on your tongue overnight
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At the same time, bacteria is pushed deep inside the pore, and the oil glands burst, causing even more trauma
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Humans usually pick up the bacteria by breathing infected dust from pigeon feces in old buildings and near park statues, not from parrots
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mitochondria lived as free bacteria in the Greater Gaia, the Earth,
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The bacteriologist was able to grow this particular bacterium in a manner as to produce a potent cell mediated immune response in mammals when the culture was harvested at a certain phase of its growth and the resultant bacteria killed and fragmented a special way
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It keeps their white blood cells at the ready so when a bad bacteria or virus or cancer cell comes on the scene the pre-stimulated cell defenders are ready to kill or eat it, or both
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The resulting slowly developing ice crystals would internally shred any bacteria or small insects that lurked in the hidden recesses as the organisms froze
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She placed the heavily brown Q-tip in a contamination bag (fearing discarding it might spread bacteria that would affect the wildlife) when she was finished and went into one of the pockets on her vest
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This would give him enough time to build up some immunity to the infectious bacteria during his time here
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You talk about bacteria and pull out charts with examples of deaths
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And it was a city built on infinity fish; for in the minds of its occupants that grew like bacteria in its agar crevices, tomorrow was today was yesterday
