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| The majority of our body's bacteria spend their life in the gut where somewhere between 70% and 90% of your body's immune cells also reside. The biggest determiner of your GI tract's microbiome is what you eat. Diets rich in fiber, for instance, tend to feed fiber-eating microbes in your gut. Skipping veggies and opting for a more meat-heavy diet may encourage protein-chomping microbes instead. Probiotics may play some role in assisting with certain roles played by existing gut microbes. | VISIT USANAHEALTH.NET FOR MORE INFORMATION | PRESENTED BY | | | | |
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