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Absence of H. pylori : does this contribute toobesity…..?cont..Evidences to suggest an association between H.pyloricolonization and body habitus in children & adults• Growth of the children slows at the time of H.pylori acquisition &does not subsequently catch up to that in children not colonizedwith the bacterium• H.pylori-positive children tend to be shorter & lighter thannon-colonized children• H.pylori-positive adults in East Asia have a lower BMI than thosewho are non-colonized• East Asian studies show that H.pylori eradication leads to weightgain in adults
Absence of H. pylori: contributes to atopic &allergic disorders?• Hygiene hypothesis• Childhood exposure to infections aids maturation ofimmune response• Disappearing microbiota hypothesis• Protective agents are endogenous organisms thathave long been present in humans but aredisappearing
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