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--- home:pathogenesis:transmission [02.13.2019] – [Notes and comments] sallieq
+++ home:pathogenesis:transmission [01.12.2020] – [Transmission of bacteria and onset of chronic disease] sallieq
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 Those who use or consume any of the foods, drugs, and supplements which exert [[http://mpkb.org/doku.php/tag:immunosuppressants?do=showtag&tag=immunosuppressants|immunosuppressive]] effects are also uniquely predisposed to acquire new bacteria and permit them to reproduce. These substances include: immunosuppressants, beta-lactam antibiotics such as penicillin, [[home:food:vitamind|high levels of vitamin D]], and corticosteroids.
-The acquisition of new bacteria is only one factor in the when and why chronic diseases strike. Bacteria are capable of rapidly changing their genetic structure – and can become more pathogenic and harder to kill with traditional therapies – through processes like [[home:pathogenesis:horizontal_gene|horizontal gene transfer]]. Also, bacteria are allowed to proliferate because of a disabled immune response, for which they themselves are at least partially responsible.
+The acquisition of new bacteria is only one factor in the when and why chronic diseases strike. Bacteria are capable of rapidly changing their genetic structure – and can become more pathogenic and harder to kill with traditional therapies – through processes like [[home:pathogenesis:horizontal_gene|horizontal gene transfer]]. Also, bacteria are allowed to proliferate because of a weak immune response, for which they themselves are at least partially responsible.
 ===== Vectors for transmission =====

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