1. Bacteria in you digestive systems helps you digest food
2. Bacteria in you digestive systems helps you body to make vitamins
3. Bacteria in you digestive systems compete for space with disease causing organisms, preventing the harmful bacteria to attach to your intestines
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bacteria that lives in your intestines help you by helping you digesting your food from your stomach
The three ways that bacteria in our digestive system are helpful are that they assist in the digestive process, kill certain harmful viruses and bacteria and breakdown bio waste.
SOME bacteria are of benefit in that they can help digest some foods.
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Bacteria do help to digest food in peoples' intestines.
Blue whales have bacteria in their intestines to aid digestion.
Bacteria
ecoli is what its called
ecoli is what its called
mutualism
No, bacteria doesn't eat your insides. In fact, you already have bacteria inside your intestines that help you survive life.
they help in digestion of cellulosic compound
which part of the body TB bacteria effects
Many different kinds of bacteria live in the intestines. They assist in digestion of foods and keep harmful bacteria from in check.
No a bacterium (plural bacteria) does not cause death, some can, but the majority of bacteria allow you to live, you have countless bacteria in your intestines and mouth (plaque) and every surface, unless sterilized, most like has some bacteria in it. Fun fact, if you look on a yogurt label the ingredients should have "live cultures" listed somewhere and those are bacteria that can help regulate your digestive tract.