Explain how bacteria are both helpful and harmful to our bodies

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Bacteria protects the cell in your intestine and helps us absorb fatty acids. It is harmful because when you have contact with it, the bacteria can reproduce in your body, damaging it and making you sick.

Ronch [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Bacteria are helpful because they produce oxygen, which our bodies need to breathe, and they help us to digest the food we eat. Bacteria are also helpful because they are used in medicine to help us overcome disease. Bacteria are harmful because they can cause tooth decay and illnesses that can be either common or quite serious.

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