We need to eat 100 million bacteria a day to maintain our health
We put about as many pathogens into our body when we chew an organic apple, and that’s right – a recent study points out.
An apple every day keeps the doctor away – the saying goes, and a recent study says it is absolutely true. In fact, in a single average apple, 100 million useful bacteria are grown to help develop a healthy intestinal flora, according to a study by the Graz University of Technology, published in Frontiers in Microbiology scientific journal. (privatbankar.hu, Guardian)
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