The following are the important functions of intestinal microflora (good bacteria):
- Supplements the digestive process to break down food
- Produces vitamins, short chain fatty acids and proteins utilized by the body
- Protects against overgrowth of pathogenic bacteria and yeast
- Strengthens immune function
- Creates beneficial nutrients that prevent weight gain
The following are the important functions of intestinal microflora
(good bacteria): Supplements the digestive process to break down
food Produces vitamins, short chain fatty acids and proteins
utilized by the body Protects against overgrowth...
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Dr. Joel Fuhrman answered:The following are the important functions of intestinal microflora (good bacteria):
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