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Microbiome Diversity Study

Justin discusses the potential for adapting to a high fiber diet over time, suggesting the introduction of fiber-degrading microbes to kickstart the process. Simon explores the impact of fermented foods and probiotics on individuals struggling to increase fiber intake, highlighting the need for further research into gut health and inflammation.
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    Fermented Foods, Fibre, and Immunity | Justin Sonnenburg, PhD, and Christopher Gardner, PhD

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    • How does dietary fiber affect the gut microbiome in the episode Fermented Foods, Fibre, and Immunity | Justin Sonnenburg, PhD, and Christopher Gardner, PhD and the clip Personalized Fiber Responses?

    • How does fiber specifically benefit the microbiome according to the episode Fermented Foods, Fibre, and Immunity | Justin Sonnenburg, PhD, and Christopher Gardner, PhD and the clip Personalized Fiber Responses?

    • How does dietary fiber affect the gut microbiome as discussed in the episode Dr. Justin Sonnenburg: How to Build, Maintain & Repair Gut Health | Huberman Lab Podcast #62 and the clip Microbiota and Inflammation?

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