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Intestinal flora and human health.
Asia Pacific journal of clinical nutrition, 2014There is a growing interest in intestinal flora and human health and disease. The intestines of humans contain 100 trillion viable bacteria. These live bacteria, which make up 30% of the faecal mass, are known as the intestinal flora. There are two kinds of bacteria in the intestinal flora, beneficial and harmful.
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Intestinal microbiota, diet and health
2014Recent omics level studies are confirming what pioneers in gut microbiology have been saying for some time, that diet:microbe interactions impact on human health and disease risk (Midtvedt, 1974; Rowland, 1988). The post genomics technologies of metagenomics and metabolomics are decoding the detailed cross-talk between the structure and function of the
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