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consuming enough Prebiotic fiber so consuming enough fiber in the diet through fruits and vegetables or perhaps supplementing Prebiotic or probiotic fiber and in some cases if somebody is really dis biotic or if you've been taking antibiotics actually taking a pill form or capsule form probiotic
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the data clearly show that ingestion of sufficient amounts of fiber so Prebiotic and probiotic fiber so fruits vegetables sometimes this can also come from grains some people will supplement with additional fiber if they feel they need it as well as ingestion of low sugar fermented foods talked about this before so regular listeners of this podcast may have heard this things like kimchi sauerkraut the sort of sauerkraut that has to stay in the fridge so not the stuff that's stable at the Shelf at room temperature anything containing a brine that salty brine so pickles but not the pickles that are stable at room temperature the ones that have to be kept in the refrigerated section of the grocery store these low sugar fermented foods are powerful enhancers of the gut microbiome