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The Macrobiome and Mycobiome in IBD: A Look at the Role of “Dirty Old Friends”

Posted on August 27, 2020 by biomebuzz

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A very recent paper, published just this past May, caught my eye because of its title: “Inflammatory bowel diseases, the hygiene hypothesis and the other side of the microbiota: Parasites and fungi.”[i] How often on this blog have I talked about the incredible complexity… Continue Reading “The Macrobiome and Mycobiome in IBD: A Look at the Role of “Dirty Old Friends””

Category: Autoimmune Disease, Bacterial Microbiome, Crohn's Disease, Helminthic Therapy, Human Biome, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Ulcerative ColitisTags: autoimmune, bacterialmicrobiome, Crohn's, fungi, gutbacteria, health, helminthictherapy, inflammation, inflammatoryboweldisease, Macrobiome, microbes, microbiome, Mycobiome, ulcerativecolitis, yeast