Small yet significant: Researchers determine how food nanoparticles affect your gut microbiome
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(Natural News) The gut microbiome within the intestines plays a significant role in determining the risk level of many illnesses. A German study reported that tiny particles of food could bind themselves to the intestinal microbes, thereby altering the normal life cycle of the bacteria as well as their interactions with their human hosts. Specifically,… |
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