Bacteria are everywhere around us. These ubiquitous microorganisms thrive on our skin, in our respiratory passages, in the soil and at the bottom of the sea. The vast majority of bacteria are harmless or even beneficial, with only a tiny fraction responsible for spreading disease. Vegetables, most of which are grown in soil, come in close contact with bacteria and must be washed thoroughly. Some are more susceptible to bacterial contamination than others.
Sooo started drinking something called Kava, Hawaiian grown, it's a root that gives euphoric sensations..
Was hospitalized w/ epidimitus after noticing a swollen testicle. 3 unknown bacterium hard to kill after many different antibiotics, residing in bladder were culprit..
Did some sufficient reading mostly about e-coli contamination, but w/ the first paragraph above statement, does that sound like the credidle culprit being the Kava??
Otherwise I've seen threads w/ epidimitus on here but didn't read much bout origination.
Bacterium culprit??
Sooo started drinking something called Kava, Hawaiian grown, it's a root that gives euphoric sensations..
Was hospitalized w/ epidimitus after noticing a swollen testicle. 3 unknown bacterium hard to kill after many different antibiotics, residing in bladder were culprit..
Did some sufficient reading mostly about e-coli contamination, but w/ the first paragraph above statement, does that sound like the credidle culprit being the Kava??
Otherwise I've seen threads w/ epidimitus on here but didn't read much bout origination.
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