How to deal with "disease enters through the mouth"

Author: (Japanese) Munetaro Suda; Yinghua Li
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is richly illustrated with visuals and comprehensive content. Each section is explained with both text and diagrams, allowing you to start reading from any page. References to other sections in the book are marked with numerical identifiers. The table of contents enables you to quickly locate the terms or topics you wish to explore, with the indexes of other volumes provided at the end of this book. Begin reading from the section or page that interests you. To maintain a healthy gut and overall well-being, the intestinal bacterial community within the human body should remain balanced. As a result, matters concerning the gut bacteria can largely be left to the bacteria themselves. The primary residence of gut bacteria is the large intestine, where food is transformed into feces. Simply observing your feces can reveal whether your intestinal bacterial community is balanced. Therefore, it is essential to pay attention to whether your bowels are regular, and most importantly, to focus on your diet.