Sentences with phrase «lives on the skin»

What actually contributes to the «smell» is the bacteria that are living on the skin and the toxins removed from the body via sweat (and sometimes foods you've eaten).

Contact eczema is caused by skin reaction to bacteria that lives on the skin surface.

Certified Herbalist Karin Parramore has this to say: Most diaper rash is caused by Candida, a common fungus that lives on our skin, especially in warm and moist places like skin folds.

For some people, infection, a big problem these days, I don't know, in the news, is MRSA, which is a type of skin infection, a very strong bacteria that can live on the skin.

This is especially true for those that live on our skin.

Among the hundreds of strains present on pillows and toilets are bacteria from the Staphylococcus and Streptococcus families, which typically live on the skin.

BEING caked in germs sounds unpleasant, but «friendly» bacteria living on our skin may play a vital role by keeping in check the inflammation triggered by injury and unwanted bacteria.

Merkel cell polyomavirus (MCV) is a common virus that lives on the skin, though it rarely produces symptoms or leads to cancer.

The bacterium can live on the skin and survive for weeks on dry surfaces, so it infiltrates and lingers in hospitals, poised to colonize new patients.

«This paper really highlights that the skin is an ecosystem and that the bacteria that live on our skin are not homogenous,» says Segre.

During her graduate training, she discovered that normal bacteria living on our skin educate the immune system and help protect us from harmful pathogens, opening the door for microbiota - based therapies in the skin.

Many patients have nearly 200 - times as many S. aureus bacteria living on their skin as healthy individuals, resulting in frequent infections.

Being caked in germs sounds unpleasant, but «friendly» bacteria living on our skin may have the vital role of keeping in check inflammation triggered by injury and unwanted bacteria.

Commensal, non-pathogenic bacteria that live on the skin provide an important service to their host, blocking pathogenic microbes from gaining a foothold, among other functions.

However, until this study, very little was known about how the immune system influences those populations of bacteria living on the skin.

MICROBES that live on our skin may play a role in eczema.

In previous research, Grice and colleagues illuminated the great diversity of bacteria living on the skin using DNA - based sequence analysis of bacterial genes.

Babies born by C - section are instead colonized with bacteria that live on skin (possibly picked up from the dust in the hospital operating room).

June 20, 2016 Microbiota affect the rate of transplant acceptance and rejection Researchers from the University of Chicago have shown that microbiota — the bacteria, viruses and other microbes living on the skin and in the digestive system — play an important role in the body's ability to accept transplanted skin and other organs.

Researchers from the University of Chicago have shown that microbiota — the bacteria, viruses and other microbes living on the skin and in the digestive system — play an important role in the body's ability to accept transplanted...

We will also be studying your microbiome (the community or group of organisms or germs that live on the skin or inside the body.)

Researchers don't yet know how powerfully our genes determine which kinds of bacteria live on our skin.

His research has shown that the microbes living on skin can make a person more or less attractive to mosquitoes.

A large population of microorganisms live on our skin.

What's more, bacteria known as P. acnes, live on the skin of people.

The microbiome is a community of healthy bacteria, viruses, archaea, and eukaryotic microbes that live on our skin and inside our body.

«These are so common because yeast normally lives on your skin and around your vagina,» says Melissa Goist, MD, an ob - gyn at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.

The exact cause of the illness isn't known, but it's believed that bacteria and other microbes that live on the skin could play a major role.

Bacteria live on the skin, in the mouth and nose... but the great majority lives in the gut, primarily the large intestine (2).

Clay has the ability to bind to bacteria living on the skin's surface, which helps to calm inflammation and speed wound recovery.

The problem with harsh antibacterial soaps that include triclosan, is they completely destroy the natural bacteria that lives on the skin, which is the body's first line of defense against foreign invaders.

By «dirty» she's referring to the plethora of wonderful bacteria that live on your skin, which are actually critical for keeping you beautiful, healthy, and glowing.

Because it's when the bacteria living on our skin in the armpits (fun fact: your body is covered in trillions of bacteria!)

Microorganisms such as yeast, that live on the skin naturally can also contribute to seborrheic dermatitis.

That bacteria is Propionibacterium acnes which normally lives on skin's surface without issue but once it outside air is kept out, we have an anaerobic (without oxygen) situation in the pore for that bacteria thrive.

This internal ecosystem living on your skin tongue, and throughout your gut needs to be kept in balance — enough diversity, and the right mix of microbes — in order to fight disease, digest food, and prevent obesity.

Yeast and bacteria living on the skin eat the fatty acids in sebum... but not the squalene.

-- In spite of the fact that we are told bacteria doesn't cause acne there are some scientists who seem to have evidence that the opposite is true: «The researchers, from UCLA, have discovered more about the bacteria that live on the skin and cause acne.

From then on, a demodex mite will enjoy a further five days of life on your skin before exploding into a mass of proteins and falling into your pores.

What does create that dreaded body odor is when sweat comes into contact with the natural bacteria that lives on our skin.

Since fleas puncture the skin and draw blood, they can spread several different diseases and the bite marks can also become infected by bacteria and other micro organisms that are harmless when they live on the skin of the dog, but harmful when they get a chance to multiply inside an open wound.

The skin becomes irritated, your dog scratches, and the bacteria that normally live on the skin multiply.

The mites can live on the skin and some dogs and cats appeartohave infections that affect only the skin, causing small sores to developinaffected areas.

The most common mite species that lives on the skin of dogs is the Demodex mite.

External parasites are insects or arachnids that live on the skin or in the ears, feeding on blood or cell fluids.

Parasites may live on the skin, beneath the skin, inside the body in your puppy's intestines, or even in the bloodstream.

Fleas are ectoparasites, which means that they live on the skin's surface, similar to lice or ticks.

Cats and dogs don't inherently have fleas and ticks living on their skin and coat.

They live on the skin of their host, not inside the host's body.

Living on the skin of your pet and feeding through their skin, flea bites can range from mildly irritating to very painful.