There are many different strains of E. coli, we come into contact with lots of them regularly and most do us no harm. A healthy person has millions of bacteria belonging to several different E. coli strains living in their gut, producing vitamin K and limiting the scope for the growth of harmful bacteria.
If someone is dealing with an invasion by one of the strains of E. coli that causes food poisoning, it's usually pretty obvious that they're not in good health.
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There are many different strains of E. coli, we come into contact with lots of them regularly and most do us no harm. A healthy person has millions of bacteria belonging to several different E. coli strains living in their gut, producing vitamin K and limiting the scope for the growth of harmful bacteria.
If someone is dealing with an invasion by one of the strains of E. coli that causes food poisoning, it's usually pretty obvious that they're not in good health.