Movement for Gut Bacteria

Movement for Gut Bacteria

Support your health through exercise. Physical activity positively influences our gut microbiome, reduces the risk of colorectal cancer, and supports nerve cells.

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The vaginal microbiome

The vaginal microbiome

In recent years, interest in our microbiome has grown tremendously. Not only science, but also the general public is becoming more and more interested in the effects that the tiniest living organisms have on our well-being.

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We are bacteria

We are bacteria

Humans are made up of countless bacteria. It is estimated that there are around 50 trillion cells. In contrast, we “only” have around 30 trillion body cells.

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Bacteria are the good ones

Bacteria are the good ones

Bacteria play an essential role in human evolution. Through their gene pool, we have been able to adapt to new environmental conditions over time and thus survive. Without the genetic material of…

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Viruses are not our enemies

Viruses are not our enemies

Viruses do not have a good reputation these days. In conversations with friends or family, the word “virus” is automatically associated with something negative. Untruths are often spread out of ignorance, which in turn can cause…

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