Industrialization Is Killing Everyone
- Diet is the No. 1 influencer and determinant of our gut microbiome composition
- The more diversity of bacteria in the gut microbiome, the better for our health
- Researchers have found that the further away people were from industrialization and ultraprocessed foods, the more diverse their gut microbiome was.
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Ultraprocessed food diets are unhealthy. The reason why may hide in our guts.
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