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I don't understand why HN is so obsessed with gut bacteria. I don't oppose posting it, I just don't understand the fascination.
I don't understand why HN is so obsessed with gut bacteria. I don't oppose posting it, I just don't understand the fascination.
> “We got eighty litres, collected over two years, from someone random at Stanford University, who said, ‘I have all this milk. Do you guys want it?’ ” Wow... that's quite an amount. So human milk doesn't "expire"? Why does cow milk expire then, and what exactly is expiry in the context of milk?
They say to only keep frozen breast milk for up to 3 months though.
I don't understand why HN is so obsessed with gut bacteria. I don't oppose posting it, I just don't understand the fascination.
"There is increasing evidence that the microbiome and its output (our interactome) touch many, if not most, pathways that affect health, disease, and aging. It is reasonable to propose that the composition of the microbiome and its activities are involved in most, if not all, of the biological processes that constitute human health and disease, as we proceed through our own life cycle"
The second part is very suspicious or at least misleading. I guess that chimpanzees and bonobos have a similar milk composition.
> “We got eighty litres, collected over two years, from someone random at Stanford University, who said, ‘I have all this milk. Do you guys want it?’ ” Wow... that's quite an amount. So human milk doesn't "expire"? Why does cow milk expire then, and what exactly is expiry in the context of milk?
I'd say they froze the milk in question though, just thought I'd mention it.
I don't understand why HN is so obsessed with gut bacteria. I don't oppose posting it, I just don't understand the fascination.
> “We got eighty litres, collected over two years, from someone random at Stanford University, who said, ‘I have all this milk. Do you guys want it?’ ” Wow... that's quite an amount. So human milk doesn't "expire"? Why does cow milk expire then, and what exactly is expiry in the context of milk?
They say to only keep frozen breast milk for up to 3 months though.
I don't understand why HN is so obsessed with gut bacteria. I don't oppose posting it, I just don't understand the fascination.
> “We got eighty litres, collected over two years, from someone random at Stanford University, who said, ‘I have all this milk. Do you guys want it?’ ” Wow... that's quite an amount. So human milk doesn't "expire"? Why does cow milk expire then, and what exactly is expiry in the context of milk?