Rhonda Patrick· PhD
Gut microbes sync to circadian rhythm & when disrupted (ie. jet lag) alter microbes which corresponds to obesity.
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Gut microbes sync to circadian rhythm & when disrupted (ie. jet lag) alter microbes which corresponds to obesity.
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That ratio goes in a balance that you don't want. So, typically, in sort of obese people or people with diabetes, you get a higher ratio of the firmicutes relative to the bacteriodetes. When you modulate sleep and you shortchange sleep or you put sleep on a jet like profile, that's exactly the same gut microbiome sort of dysregulation profile that you see.