Does the number of bifidobacteria in the human body change with age?
27 years old
2018-04-14
Bifidobacterium is a kind of beneficial bacteria for us. Will the number of bifidobacteria change with age?
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BY Ina Barton 2018-04-14Bifidobacterium, a beneficial bacteria group in the intestine, gradually decreases in most people during adolescence; in youth, the proportion of bifidobacteria gradually decreases from 40％ to 10％ and the intestine begins to age; After entering the middle and old age, the number of beneficial bacteria such as bifidobacteria has further decreased.4
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