Turns out The Appendix may be a Safe House for Beneficial Bacteria! Wow! In 2007, Duke University researchers put forward an interesting theory about the appendix. They argued that it did serve a purpose. The appendix, they said, is a repository for beneficial bacteria, providing support for bacterial growth and facilitating the re-population of the gut with good bacteria in the event that the intestinal tract is “purged” following exposure to a pathogen. William Parker, co-author of the 2007 study and professor of surgery at Duke University, said: At this point, this is a deduction based on a lot of information that we’ve had for many years and some key pieces of information that have only been uncovered recently by our lab and others. It does make sense. But an experiment to prove this theory would be very expensive. And in any case, why would you want to spend money to find out something that is not likely to help cure a disease?” So there you have it - Go ahead and Just Say No to giving up what Allopathic Docs think are useless organ... Keep them...just in case. -) You may find one of them, a life saving ally in your future! xo
Posted on: Tue, 04 Mar 2014 23:00:40 +0000
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