Why is the gut microbiome important?
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Published 2019-05-07
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All Comments (6)
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Fantastic information!! I love your videos 👌😁
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This is great and informative but the music is unnecessary and kind of distracting when trying to absorb the info
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Brilliant information
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Hello, Thank you for your excellent video. Very clear and easy to follow. When you say, 'a lower risk of diabetes' do you mean Type 1 Diabetes or Type 2 Diabetes? When you say, 'not using unnecessary antibiotics' do you mean only eating meat from grass-fed animals who live outside in the fresh air and not animals who are kept indoors and routinely given antibiotics?
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So technically, when I eat I’m actually feed the microorganisms, and when I poop it’s their waste? Gnnnaarrlllyyyy
