Paul Saladino· MD
a carnivorous diet does not lead to death of the microbiome bacteria can live on protein and fat just like they can live on carbohydrates when we select for certain tender types of bacteria
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a carnivorous diet does not lead to death of the microbiome bacteria can live on protein and fat just like they can live on carbohydrates when we select for certain tender types of bacteria
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what we have seen in carnivores repeatedly now is that the that the diversity scores do not seem to go down
i've tested my gut diversity on a carnivore diet i know multiple people who've tested diversity and seen very high diversity on a carnivore diet with limited foods