When you get sick, bacteria can indeed be a common culprit, as they can cause a range of infections and illnesses. However, viruses are also significant contributors to sickness, often causing conditions like colds and flu. Additionally, other factors such as allergens, environmental toxins, and underlying health issues can play a role in how and why we get sick. Therefore, while bacteria are often to blame, they are not the only cause of illness.
Bacteria can make you sick by entering your body and "attacking" you. In response, your body heats up in attempt to "fry" the bacteria.
Some bacteria can hurt you but most of it is good. bacteria is what makes you sick ,yes. but bacteria is all inside your body to help fight against the bacteria or germs that makes you sick
the bacteria makes you sick.
bacteria is not harmless if there is alot of bacteria then you can get really sick.
Sarah Good didn't blame any one she was one of the accused for doing which craft on the sick. the only people she blamed was the sick for causing histaria.
It actually can work both ways. Certain bacteria are good for you but mostly they can get you sick.
It's loaded with bacteria. Yes, it will get you sick.
Bacteria makes us ill and be sick
sometimes you can get sick from bacteria in raw meat. . .and plus it usually tastes better, and it may need to be thawed, heated, etc.
They help you if you are sick!
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it is a bacteria that gets you very sick