Some doctors recommend taking probiotics in order to restore the gut microbiome.
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Microbiome
Synonyms for "microbiome"
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9 translations across 9 languages.
French
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Georgian
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German
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Hungarian
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Portuguese
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Russian
1 entries- микробио́м noun (Translations)
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And there’s growing evidence that the 100 trillion or so microbes we carry on us and inside us — what scientists call our microbiome — are doing all sorts of things we never expected, from training our immune systems to regulating our moods.
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The pesticide degraded the health of the microbiome within the soil.
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The human microbiota consists of the 10-100 trillion symbiotic microbial cells harbored by each person, primarily bacteria in the gut; the human microbiome consists of the genes these cells harbor.
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