Paul Saladino· MD
what did they see they saw the mucus layer go down but histologically there were no pathologic changes suggesting inflammation
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what did they see they saw the mucus layer go down but histologically there were no pathologic changes suggesting inflammation
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the mucous layer is there it's gonna fluctuate it's always going to be there even if you're eating a no fiber diet
what they see is that the colonic mucous layer is a little bit smaller in the zero fiber diet but when they look at the histology that is the actual gut epithelium under a microscope and they look at immune cells they find no pathological changes suggestive of inflammation and then in the zero fiber group