Are Heart Attacks and Strokes Related to Gut Bacteria?

Are Heart Attacks and Strokes Related to Gut Bacteria? (0:29)

Foods like red meats and egg yolks cause the gut to produce the byproduct TMAO. Watch Robin Miller, MD, explain how elevated TMAO levels can lead to heart disease.

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