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Migraines Could be Caused by Mouth Bacteria
Migraines Could be Caused by Mouth Bacteria
People always believe eating some foods can trigger headaches.However scientists have found the bacterial growth in our mouth which accumulates after eating different foods may be behind migraines.Don't Miss: Black Friday 2016: Everything You Need to Know NowBasically the bacteria in our mouth decide if we will have a migraine.
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Migraines Could Be Caused By Bacteria Found In Your Mouth, Study Finds
Migraines Could Be Caused By Bacteria Found In Your Mouth, Study Finds
They believe the development of a "probiotic mouthwash" could help sufferers combat the debilitating headaches in future.Experts now hope to analyse why migraine sufferers have higher levels of the bacteria in their mouths and gut.The finding could explain why some people report migraines after consuming foods containing nitrates such as ham, bacon, salami, sausages and leafy greens.
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Soaking A Bunch Of Toads In Their Own Bacteria Could Save Their Lives
Soaking A Bunch Of Toads In Their Own Bacteria Could Save Their Lives
The toads are the size of my fingernail — dark blobs with spindly appendages and toes as fine as hairs.Some still have the vestiges of tails.They're passing through their most vulnerable life stage, the brief period when they change from writhing tadpoles to tiny, fully formed toads, and they're using an enormous amount of energy to do so — the kind you or I might expend running an ultramarathon.
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