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Investigating the response of the butyrate production potential to major fibers in dietary intervention studies

Medicine and Health

Investigating the response of the butyrate production potential to major fibers in dietary intervention studies

T. Van-wehle and M. Vital

This fascinating study by Thao Van-Wehle and Marius Vital explores how dietary fibers like inulin-type fructans and resistant starch boost butyrate production in gut microbiota. Discover the intricate roles of specific bacteria and how your gut's initial composition can steer this process. A must-listen for anyone curious about gut health!

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