Our gut is home to trillions of bacteria, and just as a forest doesn't need a specific type of tree to be healthy, your microbiome doesn't need a particular strain of bacteria to be considered healthy. Microbiomes are incredibly diverse and variable between people, and it's all about variety and balance.
I have a total of 0 good bacteria in [X cluster], but X amount of bad bacteria. How is this possible?
Written by Frankie
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