Newborn Gut Deficiency
Newborn gut deficiency, a newly recognized condition, affects an alarming 90% of babies born in the U.S., manifesting as symptoms like colic, fussiness, and gastrointestinal discomfort. The absence of beneficial bacteria, particularly B. Infantis, in the early months can lead to long-term immune system issues. Interestingly, populations in developing countries, where antibiotic use and formula feeding are less prevalent, show healthier gut microbiomes and lower rates of autoimmune disorders.In this clip
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WATCH THIS To Fix Your GUT HEALTH & Prevent Autoimmune DISEASE! | Mark Hyman & Tracy Shafizadeh
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What are the health implications of gut microbiota in babies as discussed in the episode WATCH THIS To Fix Your GUT HEALTH & Prevent Autoimmune DISEASE! | Mark Hyman & Tracy Shafizadeh and the clip Newborn Gut Deficiency?
What are the long-term health effects of early gut microbiota development in babies as discussed in the episode WATCH THIS To Fix Your GUT HEALTH & Prevent Autoimmune DISEASE! | Mark Hyman & Tracy Shafizadeh and the clip Newborn Gut Deficiency?
What are the health implications of gut microbiota in babies as discussed in the episode WATCH THIS To Fix Your GUT HEALTH & Prevent Autoimmune DISEASE! | Mark Hyman & Tracy Shafizadeh and the clip Newborn Gut Deficiency?