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Probiotics may not directly replenish the microbiota we need, but they can create a supportive environment for beneficial bacteria when paired with the right foods. Fasting can disrupt the gut microbiome, yet it may also lead to a rebound increase in healthy microbiota after eating. Additionally, research highlights that fiber-rich diets and low-sugar fermented foods can significantly enhance microbiome diversity and overall gut health.In this clip
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