Human Microbiome: Why it is important for our health
Gary Hunt • 9 July 2021
Human Microbiome: Why it is important for our health
Research in the microbiome is yielding fascinating results and has the potential to lead to a next generation of transformational self-care treatments for people around the world. But what exactly is the human microbiome, which role does it play for our health and why is it referred to as our “second self”? We have collected some interesting facts for you.
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