Lora Hooper (UT Southwestern) 2: Mammalian gut microbiota: Maintaining symbiosis in the intestine

[@LindyFordNutritionWellness]

Thank you, Dr. Hooper, for this interesting information on the MIcrobiome. I research this topic extensively because of the health implications it has for my patients. Lindy Ford, RD, LDN

[@joelarnoldngassa8720]

great presentation , i usually heard about bacteria being important for our immune system yet i got some knowledge

[@StewartChaimson]

Thank you for producing this really great lecture on your interesting work!

[@mohamedahmed-mc6jj]

I need to thank you very much for the great lecture you have , i was looking for this infomation for my seminar presentation and it s accually helping me to understand the whole topic so thank you again

[@jaym9846]

Amazing!

[@karlpages1970]

great work.. thanks 4 thw vid :-)microbes are just as important as AI. We all share 10% of common microbes. MANY OF THESES COMMUNITIES ARE ESSENTIAL FOR HEALTHY CITIZENS. What is economic mindset destorying with its politics, weaponry and unnatural laws. Consumerism is not essential to progress. Conservation is...

[@stevemitz4740]

Wow! Thanks Dr. Hooper for magnificent lecture on that masterpiece of design & engineering! To P.C. pretend, all that exponentially
complex symbiotic chemical feats just happened by dumb luck chance, demonstrates the power of P.C. but misses the point of a Masterpiece! I.E. To demonstrate the Masters handy work. It's sad the designer can't be credited. Thanks

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