New Research Ties Oral Bacteria to Colorectal Cancer and More Diseases

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[@jacquec9768]

Another great vid! Also to back this up, I am the only person in my family without endo, IBS or arthritus even though my siblings are 12 years younger than me.....and yes, I am the only vegan in the family.

[@Petunia-fl9lu]

my brother doesn't have Endo IBS athritis or heart disease and he's 60 - lifelong omnivore, what's your point? Meat doesn't cause those things... and being vegan doesn't prevent them. vegans get IBS as well. And arthritis. And cancer. I don't have bowel cancer. I eat meat. Does that mean it's prove meat doesn't cause bowel cancer? I consume a lot of dairy, it's protective for bowel cancer. Vegans do get bowel cancer. They get lung cancer as well. And brain cancer. And skin cancer. “Cancer incidence in vegetarians: results from the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC- Oxford).” Timothy J Key, Paul N Appleby, Elizabeth A Spencer, Ruth C Travis, Andrew W Roddam, and Naomi E Allen. Am. J. Clinical Nutrition, first published online March 11, 2009. doi:10.3945/ajcn.2009.26736M

[@VeganLinked]

Awesome, as always love your work and it's so interesting to have more mechanisms explaining why people are able to reverse cancers going plant-based like a lady I interviewed earlier this week who completely reversed her colon cancer by going on a very strategic plant-based diet 🙂 I can't wait to release that interview and I'll probably want to link to this video when I do!

[@PlantBasedPrimary]

Hi Jeff! I can’t wait to see that interview! You and Mic are two of my favorite content creators. All of Mic’s followers and subscribers should check out VeganLinked! 💚

[@VeganLinked]

@@PlantBasedPrimary ah so sweet! That means so much because Mike is such a superhero to me! 💚 I've been doing interviews at Vegan restaurants in route to interviews And keep stumbling on these amazing success stories. In addition to the cancer one I mentioned I also got one who reversed diabetes on the same day, and today I got one who was able to control and essentially put her MS into remission with a strategically planned vegan diet. And then this evening after interviewing another restaurant owner who's a long-time deep-rooted ethical vegan from the late '70s there was a lady outside who I interviewed who also was able to control her MS with a strategically planned vegan diet. This has been a very interesting run of interviews this go around. I think I'm about halfway through and I've been gone from home for about a week and a half. I'm pretty exhausted when the day is done and even when the morning starts. But once I get going I'm so inspired and uplifted and driven I don't know if I'm going to be able to stop! At some point I probably need to head back home though and get caught up editing all this content!

[@PlantBasedPrimary]

@@VeganLinked You are a powerhouse. Must be the plants!🌱

[@shivo4659]

Wow!! ❤

[@aboutsupplies]

Immune systems fight against Fusobacterium: 1. Innate Immune ResponsePhagocytosis: Neutrophils, macrophages, and other phagocytic cells can engulf and destroy Fusobacterium. The release of reactive oxygen species and digestive enzymes within phagocytes helps to kill the bacteria. Complement System: Activation of the complement cascade can lead to the formation of the membrane attack complex (MAC), which can lyse Fusobacterium cells. Complement proteins also opsonize bacteria, enhancing their phagocytosis.Antimicrobial Peptides: The body produces various antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) such as defensins and cathelicidins that can disrupt bacterial cell membranes and kill Fusobacterium. 2. Adaptive Immune Response Antibody Production: B cells produce antibodies that can specifically bind to Fusobacterium antigens, neutralizing the bacteria and marking them for destruction by other immune cells. Cell-Mediated Immunity: T cells, particularly cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs), can recognize and destroy infected cells presenting Fusobacterium antigens, helping to control and eliminate the infection.

[@AmigaCammy]

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Mic! I've been researching all morning to find ways of reducing this bacteria and have found some interesting results. It turns out that a diet high in dairy can reduce the amount in the intestines, which sucks for us, but then I wanted to find out the possible mechanisms involved and if there's something in plants that can have the same effect. It turns out that Spermadine is able to weaken the bacteria and make it more vulnerable to the effects of dietary tannins which are able to suppress its ability to create cancer, and Spermadine is found in cheese, so maybe there's the connection. Of course, there's far more Spermadine found in soy... So eating plenty of soy and drinking tea could be just as beneficial or even more than consuming dairy (for prevention of CRC). The most exciting thing I found was just how beneficial Berberine is, not only is it able to prevent and reverse CRC caused by Fusobacterium nucleatum, it's also been found to be beneficial at reducing Endometriosis... possibly through the same mechanism. I also know someone who suffered from IBS for decades before he started taking Berberine (but not for IBS) and it had an incredibly positive effect on him! Very interesting compound, of course found in Barberries.

[@user-no2mz9hl4f]

Soy and tea - two of my favourite foods! Thanks for sharing your findings.

[@justcarineinparis]

Soy matcha latte anyone ? ❤

[@anneflynn9614]

I have an old friend that developed Rhematoid arthritis. I always suspected that it was related to her eating habits. I tried to encourage her to eat in a healthier manner but she would get mad.She refused to eat anything "green."She only ate meat, refined carbs and processed food.She wouldn't even eat an apple. She recently had a massive stroke.So sad.We are, what we eat.

[@susanfudge1737]

I got RA as a vegan. Eating beef is the only way I can walk.

[@tamcon72]

@@susanfudge1737 I'm afraid I don't believe you.

[@mcmcpoi-ra7405]

​@@tamcon72Arthritic symptoms are usually one of the first people report healing when going strict carnivore, could all be lying though, I guess...

[@tamcon72]

@@mcmcpoi-ra7405 Or, could be due to something they're not eating anymore. It doesn't mean that what they _are_ eating is anti-inflammatory, which is what they all claim. That meat is magically healing.

[@mcmcpoi-ra7405]

@@tamcon72 Doesn't really matter if beef is anti-inflammatory or just not inflammatory, eating nothing else appears to be curing/putting into remission most conditions for most of the people that try it - I'd say that's pretty magical.

[@darabethany5309]

Everything about having endometriosis is a nightmare ...

[@lotofbitsabout]

My husband was just diagnosed with Squamous cell CA HpV of the tonsil, tongue and palate. When, if only, they tie mouth/dental care to our overall health would improve our cancer rates! Ty, for this. I'm staying vegan, he isn't one, but am solidified in my choice to not eat meat!

[@teagoldleaf4137]

Maybe he'll change his mind after watching this. ❤🙏

[@tamcon72]

Hoping for the best for your husband.

[@goku445]

kisses that taste like cancer. great.

[@tanvir699]

Power to your family ❤

[@longevitycoach1573]

Well, meat is the best food to fight oral infections bc those bacterias obtain their energy from sugar and as we know, meat is sugar free. The vegan is a liar and I think he knows it.

[@jada2990]

Very fascinating topic indeed. Only remark, as someone diagnosed with Endometriosis myself, please note the correct definition of the disease: ""Endometriosis is a disease in which cells like those in the endometrium, the layer of tissue that normally covers the inside of the uterus, grow outside the uterus" (from Wikipedia). I want to emphasis the part that says "cells LIKE those in the endometrium" because they are NOT the endometrium itself that grows in other places, but a SIMILAR one that behaves like it, with bleedings etc. This is still something very ignored in the medical community so it is important to use the correct definition. For the rest, great video!

[@marzettik]

Your hard work is appreciated. Great video. ❤

[@FIBONACCI_V_]

Congrats hitting 400k!🎊

[@davidg.johnson7208]

My mother died of colorectal cancer at age 62. I have read that eating pieces of meat like when you eat steak, the pieces get logged in the colon sacs, and remain there for a long time, becoming spoiled (bacteria) infecting the colon thus starting cancer. I am Vegan so hopefully my colon sacs are clean and I am now 76 years old.

[@someguy2135]

Vegans do have lower rates of colorectal cancer.

[@imthinkingthoughts]

I looked into this and there doesn't seem to be any evidence for meat purifying in the gut. It is broken down and doesn't remain there. Eating more plants is a good way to get nutrients and support the microbiome though! Great work :)

[@akeen176]

​@@imthinkingthoughts this is an old wives tale and isn't true, you are correct. I cannot tell you how many colon and endo scopes I've been part of and have never seen trapped meat rotting away. I'm a vegetarian btw.

[@imthinkingthoughts]

Good to know, I have been recently diagnosed by colonoscopy and endoscopy with Crohn’s. I thought it would have been odd if meat wear sitting there or detected in a histology, but alas not the case! I am always surprised by the amount of misinformation online. If it were me I’d have a hard time saying anything was certain without a couple meta analyses but it is what it is I guess

[@katzensindweich3505]

It is true that meat is hard to digest and feeds bacteria that produce harsh toxins, causing inflammation in the gut. Chronic inflammation is the cause of most if not all cancers. Bacteria and viruses can cause inflammation, and a weak immune system can not fight off these agents effectively. A healthy, predominantly whole plant food diet is key.

[@tamcon72]

Had no idea about this, and with a history of colon cancer in my mother's family--who mostly presented with the disease during or after decades of living in Argentina and eating beef twice a day, 6 days a week--found this very interesting. Thanks for posting!

[@RealJonzuk]

woah wtf im gonna brush my teeth again its been months

[@zilaz]

Same lol

[@JahNawl]

LOL

[@gmw3083]

Go carn. Plaque disappears..

[@PlantBasedPrimary]

@@gmw3083or does it just travel to your left anterior descending?? 🦷➡️🫀🤣

[@RealJonzuk]

@@gmw3083 Yeah off your teeth into your arteries

[@anthonyromano8565]

Glad red meat was the first thing I stopped eating when I was 18.

[@Kayte...]

Me too. 50 years ago!

[@imageword5576]

I'm glad too...more red meat for me!

[@BrittKatSlat]

Thanks for posting this

[@helenaaberg2296]

Wow. Bacteria love sugar but also meat and hate fiber! Who knew. Vegans.

[@omikrondraconis5708]

Wow, that could be a clue as to why my IBS reacts to any kind of animal protein, but not at all to fiber of any kind and quantity. I will look deeper into that, thanks a lot!

[@humblecourageous3919]

When looking at our online medical tests over the years, I notice that both my husband and I have been tested for H. Pylori. We were negative. Didn't even know they tested us for it.

[@joeharvie8362]

Go Mike!

[@michaelmackey754]

Great video! 100% plant based is the only way!

[@xcast1]

AI Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:02 - Bacteria and Cancer Comparison to H. pylori and stomach cancer Introduction of Fusobacterium nucleatum 2:19 - Fusobacterium Nucleatum's Role in Diseases Association with various cancers Mechanisms of infection and spread 3:03 - Fusobacterium and Colorectal Cancer Recent studies linking Fusobacterium nucleatum to colorectal cancer Evidence from genetic analysis and tumor studies 5:56 - Sponsor Message 7:14 - Diet and Fusobacterium Impact of red meat and high-fat diets Studies showing correlation between meat consumption and Fusobacterium levels 9:38 - Fiber and Anti-Cancer Effects Potential benefits of dietary fiber Studies showing fiber's role in inhibiting cancer cell growth 11:54 - Other Diseases Linked to Fusobacterium Endometriosis and rheumatoid arthritis Evidence of Fusobacterium in these conditions 14:07 - Concluding Thoughts Summary of Fusobacterium's impact on health Importance of diet in managing health risks 15:08 - Sponsor Message Information about Seed’s DS-01 Daily Synbiotic

[@kristinek7436]

So glad to know as a long time vegan 🙂

[@chinajennaalys14]

I laughed out loud! Big ole truck slam slam! ahhahah!!!

[@audreyandpuff]

Dental Hygienist here (6 years), recently made the switch to a vegetarian diet- hoping to be eventually fully vegan at some point! Love your videos. Happy that you covered a video like this. The oral-systemic link is a huge focus in medicine/dentistry now. Nutrition was a huge part of our program; it's almost impossible to be fully healthy without proper oral health. Pathogenic oral bacteria have also been linked with Alzheimers; oral disease increases severity of chronic conditions ie diabetes, heart disease, etc. When I notice in patients an excessive amount of tarter/calculus build up (much more than you would typically see between 3-6 months visits) I usually follow up to ask about their diet- (do you eat a lot of protein/meat?) the answer is usually yes! Saliva components play a role; however people who eat more vegetables (especially raw) have a protective effect to oral disease as well- helps to "work-out" the surrounding periodontal ligaments of the teeth (fibrous and crunchy) while also acting like a "natural toothbrush"- (however this does not replace brushing or flossing!!!). More fibrous foods also help to "starve" out certain pathogenic bacteria whereas less fibrous foods tend to "fuel" them as well as an acidic environment. :) This was something we studied quite a bit. Anyways- great content!

[@julia______]

I cackled at "I thought meat=man big loud truck truck slam slam"

[@FungalNetwork]

I am wondering if you have gone into the topic of quorum sensing and this seems to be somewhere that maybe that could apply? It definitely goes to show we are constantly in interaction with good and bad microbes all the time and it just depends on how we are fit to handle those interactions.

[@MrRibbett454]

Thanks Mike. Another good reason to keep meat off the table.

[@Petunia-fl9lu]

not really - Association Between Diet and Fusobacterium nucleatum in the Feces of Healthy Adults: A Hospital-based Cross-sectional Study Nobuhiro Narii 'No evidence diet has anything to do with Fusobacterium the current study did not show an association between high red meat intake or low vegetable and soy products intake and the presence of F. nucleatum.

[@longevitycoach1573]

@@Petunia-fl9lu and also, they recommend beef consumption against oral infections and of course low sugar. So, the vegan is a LIAR.

[@imageword5576]

correlation does not equal causation

[@jannacoyote4246]

H. pylori? Isn’t that also a bacterium that’s supposed to be responsible for stomach ulcers? 😯❓🔬❓😯

[@someguy2135]

I believe you are right.

[@Petunia-fl9lu]

yes it does cause that. the treatment is antibiotics and other medication taken together. Easy to test for. Harder to treat (and treat you must as it increases cancer of the stomach risk) we all have it but in very low amounts. if you have no symptoms usually don't need to test

[@maodanz1672]

Is that what main stream medical says $$$$ lots of things can kill parasites bacteria viruses as why we know a periodic cleanse is good for us and much has been learned over last 4 years as one very old person said stay away from doctors and you may live a long life !

[@WFPBFORLIFE]

been telling people for over 3 decades and noone wants to believe me.

[@sandradamen-fw4zy]

Thank you again, ❤.

[@maodanz1672]

Charcoal , diatomaceous earth , acv, Mms ,methylene blue ,ivermectin fendbenzinole, fasting sour foods high cholesterol high fat organic 11:18 yogurt grass fed meat eggs and not only for adhd and autism but all round gut bacteria

[@Babesinthewood97]

Apparently Xylitol can kill pathogens like this. I think it’s worth looking into.

[@bluu389]

Which I doubt looking at the studies. It only doesn't fuel any cavity bacteria as much as direct sugar, but that doesn't kill it. It'd be like claiming water kills those, when it just doesn't feed them. Alcohol and antibiotics kill bacteria but we all know it's not a good idea to consume these daily or at all. Xylitol is a synthetically produced sugar alcohol that has way less carbs like glucose, but it actually still has carbs. Thus xylitol does still fuel ie. cavities more than water but way less than glucose.

[@savageornah7696]

But xylitol is so good for cavities 🦷 mine is gone I chew gum

[@user-no2mz9hl4f]

Would you consider doing a video on IBS, specifically? I’ve heard that people with IBS are sensitive to many plant based foods (gluten/wheat, cruciferous veg, onions, garlic, legumes, many fruits, tomatoes, etc.) and dairy, forcing them to resort to a diet heavy in meat and eggs. Is this the only option for those with IBS? Are the only choices between an unhealthy diet (with lots of meat and eggs) and a healthy diet with regular pain? If one with IBS wanted to transition from a meat and egg heavy diet to a plant based diet, would it require a slow transition? Would the pain go away over time? Would love to hear your research findings.

[@Melanie____]

2:16 😂 13:03 😂😂

[@krissieg-ic2ei]

Another interesting and informative video. Love your stuff, Mic.

[@ritabutler1951]

Wow, another reason to take really good care of your teeth and gums. Get that water flosser going!!

[@ahmadalizadeh2360]

Thanks a lot

[@suicune2001]

Oh wow!

[@bethanyfenton2822]

Great video! I find videos on the gut microbiome to be really interesting. I also watched a video on scientists finding a microbiome in the human brain. So cool!

[@d.k.2272]

Not to be crude, but there has been a big increase in colon cancer in younger adults. There is a big increase in younger culture talking about eating a$$. So do we think it is safe to assume that eating a$$ could more directly deposit some of this bacteria into the colon and increase the risk for colon cancer? Sometimes I hate how my brain works. 🤷‍♂️

[@Channelsettings1]

Thank you!

[@jeffg4686]

Cloves!

[@parkereatsplants]

Big loud truck truck slam slam! wowowow!

[@cresentiae]

Thank you for this helpful information. #SaveSoil #Consciousplanet

[@CataNavarro]

A. I wanna be annoying xD

[@hyena280]

I want to see more studies on this bacterium. Let's see some reproduction of results! I hope there will be tons of studies so that if there's an agreed on correlation with this bacterium and cancer it could help with preventing cancer. My thoughts are always on the people that I wish could've been advised.

[@alaskabarb8089]

Okay, but how can you get rid of it?

[@krishnaveganathar]

Can I still eat the fusilli?

[@PlantBasedPrimary]

💀

[@marley7659]

If you are talking about pasta. Please enjoy

[@RiDankulous]

It’s still healthier if it’s whole wheat Fusilli

[@marianbadea369]

10:00 Which type(s) of fiber was it!?

[@macam8mj]

💕

[@biancat.1873]

💚🐾🌱💚🐾🌱💚🐾🌱💚🐾🌱

[@emilyking9558]

💚💚💚

[@bAa-xj3ut]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@SkyRiver1]

Awesome, but did you know that you are actually your imaginary friend?

[@goldenstryker6707]

Wanna go deeper into the concept? When we dream are we the observer or all that we observe? We’re both. Within us All exists and infinite space painted upon by our limitless potential.

[@SkyRiver1]

@@goldenstryker6707 Concepts. . . pfett . . .

[@imageword5576]

@@goldenstryker6707 there's no real separate "you" or "I", just pretending to make things more interesting

[@CoinsBand]

Brother, please start talking about these body parts like an adult instead of squirming and giggling like a 12 year old flipping to page 69 of your biology textbook. I would have shared this video with a friend of mine that has endo but I know she wouldn’t take it seriously when the information is being presented like this. One joke is fine but for people with these diseases, this is potentially important but you are limiting yourself as a communicator of credible scientific information while you’re giggling over anatomy.

[@someguy2135]

I think Mike just tries to add humor where he can to increase the likelihood that people will want to watch his videos in general.

[@CoinsBand]

​@@someguy2135 yep, I do understand the intention. Levity is valuable for maintaining appeal discussing otherwise dry content, but this particular video I felt had weirdly childish overtones.

[@someguy2135]

@@CoinsBand I suspect that Mike appreciates the feedback

[@justcarineinparis]

Or ... you can send the link to the study ❤

[@maplin007]

Quite interesting up to where your bias cuts in. Now let’s look at the supposed meat eaters? Very likely they are on the SAD diet so eat vegetables, grains and probably plenty of other rubbish. As this bacteria isn’t causal just present just like candida tends to be in tumours too there is no real evidence against meat. You might find it interesting that anecdotally the carnivore diet cures gum disease and dental issues, it’s well known that sugar and carbs are problematic to oral health. It also clears up IBS and heals the gut barrier all things supposedly linked to this bacteria’s spread. It has been shown that people on a carnivore diet have the same diversity of bacteria as anyone else just without the wind and fermentation that occurs with plant matter/ carbs. As these studies mick loves so much are always with patients on a mixed diet because that’s the norm makes them completely useless to ascertain what causes what. It won’t stop him though as he’s an ideolog. There are several doctors and places like paleomedcina in Hungary that use carnivore/ keto diets to cure all sorts of diseases and cancers. Proof is in the pudding as they say. Butyrate is found in meats and butter, the amount made in the gut from fibre is very small. Fibre also a major cause of gut issues for many. And stomach acid if you eat a mixed diet and very likely lots of fibre would lower its ability to do its job and many people’s indigestion is from low stomach acid not to much. So ruining your ability to digest food properly allows bacteria to survive. People who have a colostomy bag and eat meat on its own will tell you all that comes out is liquid. If you eat fibre that come through the stomach and small intestines intact.

[@mcmcpoi-ra7405]

I have a suspicion that mixing veg and meat in single meals may be causing as these foods are digested in different parts of the body - it may be the case that your body doesn't want veg in the small intestine and in trying to get it put quickly is dragging a load of undigested meat into the large intestines with it, and it may be this that is causing correlations with some of these issues and meat consumption. I also thought it a but funny that he's trying to claim that red meat is causal to arthritis when arthritic symptoms are one of the first things carnivores report healing.

[@janedough6575]

I had been waiting for his punchline about meat being the cause 🙄

[@GregariousAntithesis]

Meat doesnt cause tooth decay and gum disease that would be starch and sugar and no one questions that fact. You are a bad seed Mic.

[@chargermopar]

Yet I know of two long time vegans who have suffered colon cancer. Butyrate is in butter isn't it? There are also a few people on the internet holding back cancer with a meat heavy diet.

[@jenerlee]

Stick with the electronics buddy, your anecdotes don't mean squat.. 🙄 I know 6 carnivores who've died from colorectal cancer. See, meaningless..

[@weareherbivores]

The dietary butyrate in butter isn’t beneficial.

[@tamcon72]

Are these clinical cases, or randos on Facebook? LOL.

[@aisbcatering831]

Literally noone is holding back cancer with meat 😂

[@RiDankulous]

Colon cancer is far less on a Whole Foods plant-based diet. None of those studies show that all vegans are immune to colon cancer. And no one said they were.

[@AKMcF]

You need to step back and be more objective, you're ovbiously interested in health and are willing to invest the time.. drop the vegan angle and apply your scientific skepticism across the board !! EDIT: You could start a seperate channel, put a mask on and use a voice changer in order to avoid the tribal punishment !

[@someguy2135]

For some reason meat eaters are not seen as biased. They just happen to be the majority.

[@AKMcF]

@@someguy2135 Anyone who would raise important questions in regards to conflicts of interest, study flaws and limitations in publications that disagree with their opinions and ignore those same red flags on studies that support it is displaying willful blindness and bias, regardless of what they choose to eat.

[@janedough6575]

🤣🤣🤣

[@mcmcpoi-ra7405]

​@@someguy2135meat *and processed junk eaters - nice try though!

[@someguy2135]

@@mcmcpoi-ra7405 mic the vegan advocates for a whole food plant-based diet not a junk food diet that happens to be vegan

[@Meathead-10810]

Eat a carnivore diet and skip all these symptoms :) 5+ Years on the carnivore lifestyle now :) Eat Meat, Not Too Little, Mostly Fat

[@wolfwonderess]

Funny, my RA was at its worst when I ate meat and went into remission (and has stayed in remission for the last 8 years) since I went vegan. My acne also went away, my stomach issues went away, and my gallbladder attacks also ended-haven’t had one since I went vegan 8 years ago. All those symptoms were at their absolute peak when I ate meat.

[@Meathead-10810]

@@wolfwonderess And where does Mic here make his living - oh - doing stool samples off all of the vegans with IBS 🤣🤣🤣

[@wolfwonderess]

@@Meathead-10810 and yet red meat is a common IBS trigger, and studies have found IBS sufferers tend to have higher intakes of beef and processed meats. Hmmm. Interesting too how my own IBS-like symptoms poofed shortly after going vegan. No more cramping and bloating! RA in remission. Acne cleared up. No thanks, I’ll stick to the diet that is ethical and more healthy, too! :D

[@Meathead-10810]

@@wolfwonderess Statistically the standard omnivore diet is plant based and many of those people get IBS too. I actually think it's gojji man that advertises the stool sample analysis for his audience but it's also a vegan audience so still applies that his audience needs his services the most :) All questionnaire studies are only meant for scientists and we should not be even considering them as and kind of evidence.

[@tamcon72]

You have no evidence for what you say. Also, how lazy to plagiarize someone as credible as Michael Pollan.

[@VRCM_Skywarn_XUSA]

What, no Dr Dre...Butt-Biopsy/Pirate Parodies? 😎 🌿 🚢 ⚓ 🦜 Booty investigations... 🕵️ Sounds a little, weird..

[@someguy2135]

I wonder if tongue scraping might affect the risk of developing this condition. Dr Greger on nutrition facts KZbin channel has a great video or two on the benefits of tongue scraping.

[@charlesjulien5079]

Mic: You da man. Thank you for all your hard work. Several people criticze your message. Please ignore all of that. Criticism is ridiculously easy and often destructive; and it is a necessary byproduct of being in the public eye. You are on the right path, brother!

[@xcast1]

AI Summary: In this video, Mike discusses Fusobacterium, a genus of bacteria that is not widely known but is implicated in several diseases, particularly cancers like colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, breast cancer, endometriosis, and rheumatoid arthritis. He focuses on Fusobacterium nucleatum, an oral bacterium that can travel to other parts of the body, contributing to various infections and diseases. Key points include: * Fusobacterium nucleatum is an opportunistic pathogen associated with dental plaque and periodontal disease. * This bacterium has been found in various cancers, suggesting it can travel from the mouth to other parts of the body. * Studies show Fusobacterium nucleatum may accelerate tumor growth and induce resistance to chemotherapy. * Diet, particularly the consumption of red meat, can increase the presence of Fusobacterium nucleatum in the gut, potentially fueling cancer development. * Conversely, dietary fiber may help inhibit cancer cell growth by promoting the production of beneficial short-chain fatty acids like butyrate. * Fusobacterium nucleatum may also play a role in endometriosis and rheumatoid arthritis. * The video's message underscores the importance of diet in managing the risks associated with Fusobacterium nucleatum.

[@bluu389]

Thank you. Did you use ChatGpt or which one?

[@thebowandbullet]

Welp, there goes Cosmic Skeptic's flimsy excuse.

[@coleboillat7695]

BRB brushing my mouth with vegetables

[@DutchUltra]

You mean pesticide?

[@tamcon72]

@@DutchUltra No, I think they mean vegetables. Reading is fundamental.

[@jsblastoff]

Love this argument. Meanwhile animals are fed the most pesticide laden plants which bioaccumulate in them so you get even more than eating the plants. Oh but I’m sure you only eat grass fed free range animals 🤣

[@silentfriend369]

Carrots work great 😊👍 lol

[@longevitycoach1573]

@@tamcon72 meat is the only food doesn’t cause oral infection, can you read? If yes google it.

[@JohnJohn-xb1sn]

Most these studies consider a high meat diet is McDonald's, pizza, and highly processed meats. Love to see studies of clean meat eaters.

[@tamcon72]

Did you read the studies, or are you just making assumptions?

[@JohnJohn-xb1sn]

Yes and find me a study that doesn't consider lasagna and fast food hamburgers high meat based diet. Show me a study that follows people that only eat Meat Butter Bacon Eggs Chicken Fish. No carbs no seed oils no sugar no processed foods. Please show me these studies. Wonder why none of these studies exist. Might show something they don't want people to find out