Title: 11 Harmful Effects of Kingdom Archaebacteria for Environment - AZ Chemistry
Headings: 11 Harmful Effects of Kingdom Archaebacteria for Environment
11 Harmful Effects of Kingdom Archaebacteria for Environment
Harmful Effects of Kingdom Archaebacteria
1. Producing sulfuric acid
2. Producing marsh gas
3. Promoting periodontitis
5. Flatulence
6. Ruminants Belching
7. Chronic constipation
8. Inflammatory bowel disease
9. Obesity
10. Cardiovascular disease
11. Bacterial vaginosis
The Role Archaebacteria in The Environment

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7. Chronic constipation
As archaeal can be found in the human gut, studies found that there a possible connection between methanogen and gut activities. The human gut extremely has low oxygen concentrations, this makes normal gut’s microbiomes are 90% strict anaerobes. People that have lower methane excretion by methanogens, tends to have episodical diarrhea. Meanwhile, as the opposite, methanogens bloom may promote constipation. Untreated constipation will lead to anal fissure, hemorrhoids, and rectal prolapse. 8. Inflammatory bowel disease
M. stadtmanae is an abundant methanogen that depends on acetate as a carbon source. It can be found in human and other mammalian colons. The release of strong pro-inflammatory cytokine that prevalent in inflammatory bowel disease patients is induced by M. stadtmanae.