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I did some reading on 'good bacteria' for bone health and my take away was it can depend person to person. I wouldn't be surprised if there isn't a one sized f
by CommanderData 4y ago
I did some reading on 'good bacteria' for bone health and my take away was it can depend person to person.
I wouldn't be surprised if there isn't a one sized fits all here. Probably having a big diverse population is better than shooting yourself with a few strains, as we get older we have less diversity of gut bacteria and interesting the younger have the opposite.
I'm unsure how? we're generally consuming the same foods, if not better quality comparatively to younger people?
- srcreigh 4y agoAntibiotics, poor diet over time. I wonder if alcohol has any effect too.
- giraffe_lady 4y agoOlder people do drop foods and change diet in response to other things that change with age, like allergies, dentition, digestion, blood pressure or diabetes. Old people aren't just young people with years you accumulate stuff and change your life in response. I heavily doubt that's the main reason for this difference, but old people diets are a healthcare trope for a reason.