by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jul 20, 2023 | Boost Your Immune System, Environment, Environmental Pollution
Earlier this week, we shared some of the amazing ways that beneficial bacteria help in various industries, including the food industry for food preservation and food packaging. But what about at home, when you have leftovers and other food ingredients that you want to...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jul 20, 2023 | Environment
There’s an important role of bacteria in industries; namely the healthcare, food, and agriculture industries; with companies and scientists taking advantage of the natural metabolic capabilities and properties that these bacteria possess. Healthcare, food, and...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jul 20, 2023 | Boost Your Immune System, Environment, Human Health
It’s well-established in the medical community that bacteria can help heal wounds. Nano silver as an oral supplement can help, too (it’s available from our online store). When applied topically in a homemade silver first aid spray, silver is even used as a...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jul 20, 2023 | Boost Your Immune System, Environment, Women and Men's Health
Protecting lesions on the skin and other parts of the body against infective organisms is one of the most critical guidelines often given to patients for improving wound healing and preventing complications. Exposure to bacteria and other microorganisms often leads to...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jul 18, 2023 | Acquired Immune System, Boost Your Immune System, Environment
Earlier this week, we discussed the importance of healthy bacteria for tissue healing and recovery after a scratch, cut, or similar small wound. We also discussed how relying too much on a disinfecting wound-cleaning solution can harm these healthy bacteria and...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jul 18, 2023 | Acquired Immune System, Boost Your Immune System, Environment
Infection due to bacteria is one of the most common causes of diseases in humans as well as animals. A bacterial infection is also a common complication associated with wounds as it can delay wound healing. However, some bacteria can support the process of tissue...
