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Gut Microbiota and Your Health (4)
Higher levels of these beneficial organisms can reduce the activities of more problematic pathogens—either present in the gut or transmitted in food and/or water. Since the gut is an extremely competitive environment with millions of bacteria residing there already, the more the better as far as probiotics are concerned.
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Gut Microbiota and Your Health (1)
Recent human gut microbiota research suggests that agitation of microbial communities may increase our predisposition to different disease conditions. Dietary nutrients may be converted into metabolites by intestinal microbes serving as biologically active molecules affecting regulatory functions in our bodies. Probiotics may restore the gut microbiome composition and introduce beneficial functions to gut microbial communities, resulting in the prevention of gut inflammation and other intestinal or systemic diseases.
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