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The Benefits of Fermented Foods and Drinks with Dr. Lauren Ameling
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Nearly a decade ago, the Human Microbiome project discovered that the human body contains trillions of microorganisms and that human cells are actually outnumbered by about 10 to 1. These good bacteria play important roles in our physiology. For example, the good bacteria in your digestive tract protect you from harmful bacteria and fungi. It also synthesizes certain vitamins, improves immune system function, reduces symptoms of depression, and has been shown to lower inflammation.

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