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Not a silver bullet…

Clinical studies have tested some substances on various conditions which have been reported on PubMed. Microbiome analysis is based on microbiome shifts reported on PubMed by consuming some substances (ignoring medical conditions usually).

If you construct a full list of both sets of substances, you will likely have only 10-20% of the substances in common. What has been studied in one context, has not been studied in the other context. Microbiome analysis is complimentary, not a replacement.

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