Helicobacter

Yeah.

So, um, uh, ulcers in the stomach are caused by Helicobacter pylori, which is a bacteria, uh, which is supposed to be in your gut.

And, uh, but it's supposed to be controlled by your diet, and also your gut's not suppo- your stomach is not supposed to be inflamed every day, which helps the Helicobacter kind of bore in and cause the damage that it causes.

And then also, if your insulin's chronically high, that's gonna help it hurt your stomach as well.

And so, so many people used to have chronic ulcers, and now with keto or carnivore, they don't have any ulcers.

And he took other cases.

He talked about the case of Barry Marshall in Australia, who of course infected himself with Helicobacter.

so so maybe dr mosley was thinking well i'll push myself a bit and see what happens in the noble tradition of self-experimentation but uh whatever happened it's a complete tragedy and of course we extend our heartfelt condolences to all his family and friends and loved ones but it just shows the real risk of high body temperature Now in England of course we come across hypothermia very commonly.

Most commonly in the A&E situation we see this after what's called a long lie.

Not all of them, though.

Um, viruses can range, uh, from human papillomavirus, also called the HPV, to the Epstein-Barr virus, or the EBV, and, um, bacteria, which is more familiar with most of... to most of us, it's called Helicobacter pylori.

Those are all cancer-linked organisms.

But that does not mean that anyone who is infected by these agents will go on to get cancer.

So that is the, that's a virus that I think we need to focus on.

Talk to us a little bit about the bacteria.

The Helicobacter pylori was found to be the leading infectious cause of cancer.

The study that we're talking about linked the bacterium to approximately 760,000 cancer cases, predominantly gastric cancer.

Pero si este revestimiento se rompe, ya aquí esto puede entonces ser una gastritis o una úlcera.

Doctor, la, la causa más común, podríamos decir, de úlceras es lo que hemos conocido como la Helicobacter pylori, que muchas personas de nuestra audiencia llaman preguntando precisamente tratamiento para esto.

Definitivamente, podemos decir que esta es una de las causas más frecuentes y es que este tipo de bacteria, que tiene flagelos, eso quiere decir que ella se puede mover, se puede movilizar.

Ella es sumamente astuta y tiene unas capacidades increíbles.

Así que estos factores que estamos hablando son muy importantes y no solamente el, eh, que usted esté conectado a un ventilador, sino también las personas, Lorraine, que están siendo tratadas con radiación también tienen esa oportunidad de desarrollar más y aquellas personas que están siendo expuestas a mucha... mucho estrés.

Así que el estrés puede llegar a causar también-

Claro, recuerden que el estrés va a facilitar una sobreproducción en la cantidad de ácido clorhídrico y va a facilitar un ambiente sumamente ácido que van a aprovechar las bacterias, especialmente el Helicobacter pylori, para facilitar el desarrollo de estas úlceras gástricas.

Vamos a hablar entonces un poco acerca, ¿verdad? De los síntomas.