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>>44555003
Forget lectures, it's a frontline of literature reviews now.

>The normal flora does not disrupt anything
Any excessive OVERgrowth is disruptive to microbiome - the definition of dysbiosis.
>when that happens it is usually only the virulent strains that are actually causing the disease.
This doesn't take it into account that the toxicity to the organism can come from the immune system over-reacting to an overgrowth (can happen with overgrown amounts of strains of any virulence, as hinted here https://scienceblog.cincinnatichildrens.org/without-a-healthy-immune-system-too-much-good-bacteria-can-become-a-bad-thing ).
It's just like how one tourist/ERP post may have dozens of inflammatory (heh) replies cluttering the whole thread.