Andrew Huberman· PhD
Infants that are born by C-section actually have a um gut microbiota that looks more like human skin than it does like either the vag the birth canal, the the vagina microbiota or um the mother's um stool microbiota.
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Infants that are born by C-section actually have a um gut microbiota that looks more like human skin than it does like either the vag the birth canal, the the vagina microbiota or um the mother's um stool microbiota.
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