Scientists have discovered that the large and diverse communities of bacteria that take the residence of the intestine can have influence on the process of metabolism and weight, what is between 10 to 100 trillion microorganisms, mostly bacteria, living in the human colon and small intestine.
They also revealed, according to the newspaper "Union" the UAE, citing the newspaper, "Los Angeles Times," that the bacteria work together as a member of another of the body, affecting the amount of calories derived from our food and whether we burn these calories, or store as fat in the our body. Researchers have discovered that there is a significant relationship between intestinal bacteria and the weight of the mice, and began to find similar relationships in humans.
They also revealed, according to the newspaper "Union" the UAE, citing the newspaper, "Los Angeles Times," that the bacteria work together as a member of another of the body, affecting the amount of calories derived from our food and whether we burn these calories, or store as fat in the our body. Researchers have discovered that there is a significant relationship between intestinal bacteria and the weight of the mice, and began to find similar relationships in humans.
Not confirmed this yet for humans, though scientists say it will be available in the near future preparation of a drink mix bacteria classified within the drinks, "keeping fit", but this did not prevent some companies from promoting their products containing the bacteria and confined within the products to help lose weight .
Andrew Jiuyrz, the world of immunity in the Emory University Atlanta, "in addition to the ease of obtaining a ready-made meals with high calorie, has changed the bacteria that we carry through our use of antibiotics and improved quality of health supplies, food and cleanliness," and believes that this is one of the environmental causes of obesity and certain diseases resulting therefrom, such as diabetes
Andrew Jiuyrz, the world of immunity in the Emory University Atlanta, "in addition to the ease of obtaining a ready-made meals with high calorie, has changed the bacteria that we carry through our use of antibiotics and improved quality of health supplies, food and cleanliness," and believes that this is one of the environmental causes of obesity and certain diseases resulting therefrom, such as diabetes
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