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What is the gut microbiome and does it matter?

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Everyone talks about gut health. Does the microbiome really matter?
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The trillions of microorganisms in the intestine, influencing digestion, immunity, vitamin synthesis, and possibly mood. Diversity is supported by a varied high-fibre plant-rich diet. Commercial microbiome tests currently offer limited actionable information.

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Kirti Salunke
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Diversity of plant foods is the most consistently useful lever — aiming for a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, legumes, nuts and whole grains across the week.

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Ajay Narang
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Commercial microbiome tests currently cannot tell you what to eat with any reliability, and results vary between companies for the same sample.

answered 2d ago•
Rupal Desai

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