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Why Do We Make Ourselves Sick
It’s due to the balance and diversity of the microbial community. It's the distinctions that our immune system recognizes as a benefit or threat. Your immune system can detect microbial patterns and damage patterns. The combination of the two will trigger proinflammatory responses.
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Professor Sheena Cruickshank Immunologist & Microbiome Enthusiast
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