Microbiome and Birth
A healthy gut microbiome in mothers plays a crucial role in seeding their babies' microbiomes at birth. However, factors like C-sections and antibiotic use during labor can severely disrupt this natural process, leading to a significant decline in essential bacteria such as bifidobacterium infantis. The implications of these disruptions may contribute to long-term health issues for infants, highlighting the importance of understanding the microbiome's role from the very beginning of life.In this clip
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The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
WATCH THIS To Fix Your GUT HEALTH & Prevent Autoimmune DISEASE! | Mark Hyman & Tracy Shafizadeh
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Does a baby get healthy bacteria if the mother receives antibiotics during labor?
Does a baby get healthy bacteria if the mother receives antibiotics during labor in the episode WATCH THIS To Fix Your GUT HEALTH & Prevent Autoimmune DISEASE! | Mark Hyman & Tracy Shafizadeh and the clip Microbiome and Birth?