Andy Caffrey

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It can be practical to keep your bacteria so close to the beginning of your digestive tract. Bacteria are rich in protein—so, from a food point of view, they are tiny little steaks. When they have finished their life’s work in the cow’s stomach, they slip farther down the system, where they are digested.
Gut: The Inside Story of Our Body's Most Underrated Organ
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