AndyPR
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We now recognize they’re essential to our health, participating in many important physiological functions such as digestion and metabolism of foods, and immune responses and inflammation; disruption of the gut microbiota might then contribute to a variety of conditions including childhood asthma, obesity, colitis and colon cancer.
New research is beginning to show that the composition and activity of the microbiota exhibits a daily, or circadian, rhythmicity, just like we do. This offers one pathway to explain a Pandora’s box of possible adverse health effects from aspects of modern life, such as eating late at night or too much electric light after sunset.
Maybe something that needs to be taken into account with the microbiome research in respect to ME?
And amusingly the article is written by Richard G. "Bugs" Stevens.
https://theconversation.com/circadi...microbes-can-be-bad-news-for-whole-body-69546