It’s a group called CAG-170, for those who just want the name.
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Study of sea cucumber reveals hidden fish in the butt secret to good health.
I don't have bugs hidden in my ass!
I must not have these bug because my gut always sore
Same.
I'm almost positive that decades of poverty meals with almost zero nutritional value has decimated my gut microbiome.
See at least you have a seemingly potential reason. Also, I think if that's what the cause is, you might have luck with taking prebiotics and probiotics to help garner it back.
I've been trying various things from yogurt, sauerkraut, kimchi and supplements and I haven't really had success. I must be doing something wrong or too much or not enough idk.
I’ve been trying various things from yogurt, sauerkraut, kimchi and supplements and I haven’t really had success. I must be doing something wrong or too much or not enough idk.
Yes, you're doing something wrong. Wherever you're getting your health/microbiome advice from is a poor source. You can find better info here: https://humanmicrobiome.info/faq/
Fermented foods contain non-host-native microbes. Their benefits are hugely oversold. They will not restore your gut microbiome.
Gastroenterology and nutritional science is complicated, yo. Who knows what could be causing it. Unfortunately getting the tests to figure it out is timely and, for some, prohibitively expensive.
Those microbes love potatoes, rice, and bread.
Not that simple. They love carbs. Yet, not just any simple carb like starches or sugars but a specific, complex carbohydrate: cellulose, i.e. fiber, which they break down into sugars that our body can use.
So only brown rice, whole wheat bread, and the skin of potatoes. Potatoes are actually bad for your gut because they are so high in starches.
Otherwise, they love nuts and greens. Ya know, other foods that are high in fiber content.
"Bugs In The Gut" sings pretty well to the tune of Blood In The Cut.
you got bugs in the gut o/~
Why would they fucking publish an article saying it will help the pro biotics industry, and then license that article NC?!?
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