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This document compares the processes of alcoholic fermentation and inflammation. It notes that both involve oxidation accompanied by increased chemical activity and temperature, and that when allowed to run their natural courses they result in beneficial outcomes. However, when arrested or suppressed, negative consequences can ensue. Both processes involve microorganisms acting upon substrates - yeast on sugar solutions in fermentation, and microzymes/bacteria on waste matter in inflammation. The document outlines the similarities between the stages of fermentation and inflammation. It concludes that suppressing either process can lead to chronic, destructive conditions if the natural elimination processes are inhibited.
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Comparison between fermentation and inflammation
- 1. Comparison between fermentation and inflammation BY: AANCHAL BANSAL
- 2. Introduction There is a remarkable similarity between alcoholic fermentation and the processes of feverish and inflammatory diseases. Both are processes of oxidation or combustion, accompanied by increased chemical activity and temperature. Both run a natural, orderly course and when properly managed bring about certain normal, beneficial results. When not controlled or when suddenly arrested and suppressed, both may result in permanently abnormal and undesirable conditions.
- 3. Both processes essentially depend upon Alcoholic fermentation Feverish and diseases 1. A watery solution 2. Sugar 3. Yeast 1. Living blood and tissues 2. Waste and morbid matter in the blood 3. Microzyma , bacteria and parasites in blood and tissues
- 4. First or Hereditary Stage of Disease Fermentation Inflammation Water + a sugar solution (grape juice) A body + hereditary and acquired morbid matter
- 5. Second or Acute Inflammatory Stage of Disease Fermentation Inflammation Sugar solution + yeast + some protein Alcohol + carbonic acid Liberate heat+ accelerate atomic motion Carbonic acid bubbles Yeast digest all sugar Resulting as a wine disintegrates Rise temperature Natural process Microzyma + morbid matter Bacteria or germs of putrefaction Simpler compound neutralized & eliminate in the form of pus , catarrhal & morbid discharge Natural course of elimination leads to healthier cell Develop Decompose into Help to
- 6. Cont. Fermentation Inflammation If fermentation is allowed to run its natural course, within certain limitations of temperature , until all sugar in the fluid is consumed, the process ceases of its own accord , chemical activity and temperature subside, & the resulting product is a wine – like fluid of crystal clearness. Alcohol, while itself the product of fermentation, as it accumulates in the fluid, checks fermentation. If the acute inflammatory process in the body are allowed to run their natural course, within certain limitations of temperature until all morbid matter is consumed and eliminated, the result is a cleaner, healthier body. The products of bacterial activity tend to check bacterial growth and development . The process of fermentation as well as of acute diseases are certain extent self-limited by their own effete products . If the acute activities in the body run their natural course and terminate in the normal condition then the whitish sign of inflammation in the iris gradually disappear and give way to the normal blue or brown
- 7. Third or Chronic Stage of Disease Fermentation Inflammation Prevent fermentation Salicylic acid, formaldehyde, or antiseptics protoplasm of living cell & inhibit their activity Turbid fluid Unfermented sugar, dead yeast , germs by Paralyze & destroy Result Containing Acute elimination Antiseptic, antipyretics, opiates, sedative or poisons Cell & inhibit vital function Healthy cell & tissue of the body Chronic catarrhal diseases Suppressed by Paralyze & destroy kill Changes into
- 8. Fourth or Chronic Destructive Stage of Disease(Loss of Substance) Fermentation Inflammation Turbid fluid by suppress of alcoholic fermentation Exposure to air & warmth Spurious germs & wild fermentation Arouse by chronic effort of elimination Increase accumulation of morbid matter & lowered vitality Natural resistance
- 9. Cont. Cont. Suppress more antiseptics Fluid become unfit for beverages Finally poison to human life slow & weakened the power of reaction Decay & destroy Advance stage of disease – Ex. TB, malignant tumor, paresis
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