Everyone’s microbiome is unique, but there are a few generalities about what’s healthy and what’s not.🔍🤔
“In healthy people, there is a diverse array of organisms,” says Dr. Gail Hecht, chair of the American Gastroenterological Association Center for Gut Microbiome Research & Education. Most of those organisms are bacteria, but there are viruses, fungi, and other microbes as well.
“In an unhealthy individual, there’s much less diversity, and there seems to be an increase of bacteria we associate with disease.”
