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H. pylori (2)
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Stomach bug may help control Diabetes
At first glance, this headline comes across as a bit crass. If you cannot keep food down, eating is the last thing on your min. However., there may be science behind this sizzle. The study was published in PLoS ONE . Theoretically the study shows that the use of a stomach bacteria that is typically related to gastritis, […]
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Helicobactor bug may increase the risk of diabetes
Helicobacter pylori shows that people who have been infected with the bug are more than twice as likely to develop diabetes. The study examined the association between chronic infections and diabetes in the elderly Latino population. Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a strain of bacteria that causes chronic inflammation of the inner lining of the stomach. […]
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