Microbiome and Diet
Eating a diverse range of whole plants is crucial for maintaining gut health, with studies suggesting that consuming 30 different plants each week can significantly enhance microbiome diversity. It's important to focus on the benefits of various foods rather than adhering strictly to dietary labels. Whole foods, with their complete structures and nutrients, provide a slower energy release that supports gut microbes, contrasting sharply with the effects of ultra-processed foods.In this clip
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