Qual è il tuo enterotipo del microbioma intestinale?

51 Risposte a “Qual è il tuo enterotipo del microbioma intestinale?”

1. This nigga does his research. Mad props to him. Respect

2. So is it better to NOT use bifidobacterium as a probiotic?

3. This is a great discovery. Thanks for sharing.

4. Are there any further studies about other health problems or benefits of having one type or the other? I would be interested to see a video on that also. Keep up the good work Doc!

5. I thought race was only a social construct?

6. This is more complicated than the above suggests, as " native" Africans are also meat eaters ( goat, beef chicken), but the meat is not the factory processed variety that is seen in the west, me things there are more contributing factors to be discovered.

7. 50 times colon cancer risk all for the love and tradition of meat eggs dairy fish

8. In the desert…you can't remember your name.

9. I'd like to hear him mention some of the negative effects of meatless diets, such as panic attacks, OCD, depression, etc. It's dandy to be all rah rah, but surely the downfalls of a veggie diet are worth mentioning.

10. But what about vegan fat or protein? This is never discussed.

11. 4:05 Are there seagulls in the background?
    Where are you recording your show dr. greger, hawai? 😉

12. Wow no one thanked him yet!

13. Prevotella on the rise!! Vegan 2 months, Wooh!

14. Thanks! Very interesting info!

15. Wow.

16. This was so interesting! Thanks for another great video

17. This is most interesting video I have seen since trailer to Force Awakens!

18. Which once gain reminds me that so-called 'probiotics' available at the corner drugstore are nonsense.

19. Chilling like Cinderella with Prevotella! (The Cinderella who has her plant based Prince, that is). Thank you for all that you and your team do Dr. Greger!!! Just bought your book "How Not To Die" in Barnes & Nobles and I love it!!!!! I am recommending it to everyone!!!!

20. could it then be possible to to take a supplement to shift the gut population to promote a dietary change?

21. how long does it take for my gut ecosystem to balance out after becoming vegan?

22. this is so fascinating and impressive….love it…….So, No colon cancer for me…..  love being a vegan girl…

23. It seems someone when through a lot of crap to get this info – LOL.

24. My gut feeling is that over the next twenty years, the health of the gut flora will be deemed to be one of the most, if not the most important determinant of total health. Research and discoveries over the last few years are movng in that direction

25. So does this mean that we may want to take Prevotella Probiotics?

26. #teamprevotella whut whuuuut!!!

27. This video is amazeballs on fire! My co-worker who has GERD) who is also a M.D eats those nasty "frozen Banquet dinners" for lunch-so I said "why don't you eat some real food" plants-cooking meals=lol perhaps you would not have GUT issues…..lol . He said no wayI enjoy eating.

28. until….kills me every time.

29. I don't understand how we can eat anti microbial ingredients and not kill off our gut bacteria. Things like salt, alcohol, strong acids, preservatives, etc. How do these things effect us?

30. omg yeeeeeeeeees prevotella for the wiiiinnnn

31. that's why i stopped eating the S.A.D and back to my nigerian food, we eat mostly greens, and more of a plant based diet and i been feeling better since then but since meat is a big part of african food too, i'm trying to make vegan versions of it or leave out the meat, the food is still good 🙂

32. Really interesting!

33. Extremely Interesting

34. How long does it take to change gut flora?  Or is it even possible?

35. Getting seriously pissed by Dr. Greger's ongoing biased (and seriously wrong) reporting. Prevotella aren't generally thought to be healthy or good for us (despite speculation of the authors of one of the papers cited in this video). That said, prevotella are actually classified as members of the Bacteroidetes phylum! Other Bacteroides species are associated with a lean body and generally good health. The other major type of bacteria (which he totally ignores in this video) are not Ruminococcus, but the Firmicutes phylum (which Ruminococcus is in fact a member of.) Firmicutes are highly associated with excessive carb consumption and bad health. Follow the money. Dr. Greger is paid by vegans to badmouth non-vegan diets.

36. Thank you very much for the information! I was confronted about this informations from other non vegans, but could not give a specific answer. Thank you very much for your education.

37. sooo probiotics are bad too because they have bifidobactrium as well .. well in some … i need answers please!???

38. Questions for @NutritionFacts.org – so if someone was previously a Bacteroides enterotype on a meat heavy omnivorous diet, but switches to a plant based diet, can the human gut microbiome transform into a Prevotella enterotype? And if so, how long does that process take? What ramifications do OTC probiotics have on this? Are there certain types plant based Prevotella people should or shouldn't take? Thank you for all your great research and videos!

39. Still having difficulty with vegan meal planning. I never have cooked before so it's not like I'm used to food preparation. But, I'm getting there…just refuse to eat anything but plants!

40. 3:47 Bifidobacterium were associated with colon cancer? Doesnt that strain of probiotic protects against colon cancer. Its a commonly used probiotic in supplements. Plenty of research states it helps

41. Amazing information. digging in the the papers now!

42. The wikipedia previtella page says that Bacteriodetes is a phylum, and prevotella is a genus, a genus that is a part of the said phylum. The opposite of bacteriodetes is supposed to be firmicutes. It makes no sense to compare a diverse group, and a smaller, less diverse subset of that group as dietary opposites.

43. Excellent! Thank you Sir.

44. Eating a plant based diet makes a lot of sense as far as gut health. On the most basic level there are hemolytic bacteria and nonhemolytic types. If you are consuming the dead flesh of animals the type of organisms that are going to break that down in your gut are also going to be able to opportunistically attack your own cells which share a semblance with the animal cells. Conversely, if you predominantly eat plants the plant eating bacteria is less likely to be the kind to attack your tissues.

45. More about gut flora please ?!!

46. Fantastic review!

47. I'm a prevotella fella

48. Moral of the story: eat your fufu kids…

49. Such valuable information! Thanks!

50. please let the references of those articles available

51. Keep in mind, Native Africans don't live as long as people of African descent in the Americas. For instance, skin cancer is very rare in Africa as well. But in the Congo (just as an example) average life expectancy is 50ish. Big difference.

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