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De Meirlier says that sulfate-reducing bacteria are the source of hydrogen sulfide in the gut in CFS patients.
But there are sulfur-reducing bacteria as well, and these also produce hydrogen sulfide.
Does anyone know if sulfur-reducing bacteria are also implicated in CFS?
Sulfate-reducing bacteria include: streptococcus, enterococcus and prevotella.
Sulfur-reducing bacteria include: proteus, campylobacter, pseudomonas and salmonella.
Sulfate = SO4
Sulfur = S
But there are sulfur-reducing bacteria as well, and these also produce hydrogen sulfide.
Does anyone know if sulfur-reducing bacteria are also implicated in CFS?
Sulfate-reducing bacteria include: streptococcus, enterococcus and prevotella.
Sulfur-reducing bacteria include: proteus, campylobacter, pseudomonas and salmonella.
Sulfate = SO4
Sulfur = S
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