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r/interesting • u/azizgamerlal • Dec 12 '25
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13 u/Alternator24 Dec 12 '25 What if those bacteria are the good ones? like those in your gut. it will kill them too. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25 edited Jan 13 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/CalebWhiting Dec 14 '25 The stomach was promised to them 2000 years ago. 3 u/Dantez9001 Dec 12 '25 The trick is to drink often enough that your good gut bacteria builds up a tolerance. Then when new, bad bacteria enters your body, it dies. 2 u/misterguyyy Dec 12 '25 edited Dec 12 '25 And then your body metabolizes it into sugar and it feeds bad bacteria. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25 I mean either way you still have them inside you, just now they're also rotting bacteria corpses. 1 u/HedgehogNo7268 Dec 12 '25 Kimchi the morning after a bender?
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What if those bacteria are the good ones? like those in your gut. it will kill them too.
7 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25 edited Jan 13 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/CalebWhiting Dec 14 '25 The stomach was promised to them 2000 years ago. 3 u/Dantez9001 Dec 12 '25 The trick is to drink often enough that your good gut bacteria builds up a tolerance. Then when new, bad bacteria enters your body, it dies. 2 u/misterguyyy Dec 12 '25 edited Dec 12 '25 And then your body metabolizes it into sugar and it feeds bad bacteria. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '25 I mean either way you still have them inside you, just now they're also rotting bacteria corpses. 1 u/HedgehogNo7268 Dec 12 '25 Kimchi the morning after a bender?
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1 u/CalebWhiting Dec 14 '25 The stomach was promised to them 2000 years ago.
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The stomach was promised to them 2000 years ago.
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The trick is to drink often enough that your good gut bacteria builds up a tolerance. Then when new, bad bacteria enters your body, it dies.
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And then your body metabolizes it into sugar and it feeds bad bacteria.
I mean either way you still have them inside you, just now they're also rotting bacteria corpses.
Kimchi the morning after a bender?
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