Human Body May Produce Bacteria

Publication date: Available online 6 May 2017
Source:Medical Hypotheses
Author(s): Alen J. Salerian
The central thesis of this study is "Human body may produce bacteria". which proposes that not all infectious disorders are caused by invading foreign cells and some are caused by bacteria produced by human body.The following observations are consistent with this hypothesis:A. Bidirectional transformations of both living and nonliving things have been commonly observed in nature.B. Complex multicellular organisms harbor the necessary properties to produce bacteria (water, nitrogen and oxygen).C. Physical laws suggest any previously observed phenomenon or action will occur again (life began on earth; a non living thing).D. Animal muscle cells may generate energy (fermentation).E. Sterilized food products (i.e. boiled eggs), may produce bacteria and fungus under special conditions and without any exposure to foreign living cells." Human body may produce bacteria" may challenge the current medical paradigm that views human infectious disorders as the exclusive causative byproducts of invading foreign cells. It may also introduce new avenues to treat infectious disorders.



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