An old saying goes that “death begins in the colon.” This may seem like an oversimplification, but there’s a grain of truth to it. The colon is home to billions of bacteria, and its function is important for the rest of the body to function properly.
Not only do they form stool, but these bacteria also absorb nutrients, control pH balance, control hunger, and protect us from harmful organisms.Anatomy course
Unfortunately, the combination of a nutrient-poor diet, antibiotics, and a lack of consumption of fermented products has created a
