“Beneficial gut bacteria promotes immune homeostasis, which means that resident gut bacteria have beneficial nutritional effects and the effect of reducing autoimmunity and inflammation,” Dr. Yuying Liu, a professor of pediatrics and gastroenterology at the University of Texas and the study’s lead author, told The Huffington Post.
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