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Can eating a lot of cheese cause more bacterial infections within the body?
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Not specificly: Unless the cheese is contaminated in some way in processing it will not predispose persons to infection. Any food product could carry germs, yet stomach acids kill some & many pass though the digestive system without causing any problems. Some germs will hurt some & not others bases on individual susceptibility.
Answered 3/26/2013
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