Fecal Transplant Experiments Show the Microbiome’s Role in the Aging Process

Centenarian stool has anti-aging effects when fed to mice.

For more on fecal transplants, check out How to Become a Fecal Transplant Super Donor ( ) and Fecal Transplants for Aging and Weight Loss ( ).

Want to learn more about our microbiome? See:
• How to Cultivate a Healthy Gut Microbiome with Food ( )
• How to Keep Your Microbiome Healthy with Prebiotic Foods ( )
• Gut Dysbiosis: Starving Our Microbial Self ( )
• What’s Your Gut Microbiome Enterotype? ( )
• Microbiome: The Inside Story ( )

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