Andrew Huberman· PhD
So interestingly, that particular species of bacteria is actually associated with lower adiposity, better insulin sensitivity.
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So interestingly, that particular species of bacteria is actually associated with lower adiposity, better insulin sensitivity.
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one of the species that was increased I believe I'm going to butcher this so badly I think it was blodia ctis was was the name of it or at least how I tried to read it right because these are very like strange Latin words yeah the the names of bacteria are really difficult to to pronounce now what's interesting is this species of bacteria was associated with better metabolic Health lower risk of obesity um better insulin sensitivity and so I kind of walked away saying well couldn't you make the argument that sucos actually changed the gut microbiome for the better based on some of this data