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Prenez soin de votre microbiote
Pour être en bonne santé, il faut avoir un cœur en forme, respirer à pleins poumons, préserver des vaisseaux sanguins libres de plaques d’athérome, il faut un système nerveux bien équilibré et, en général, des organes fonctionnels. Mais depuis quelques années, on parle de plus en plus d’un élément-clé pour notre santé, qui a souvent été mésestimé : le microbiote intestinal. Vous ne voyez pas bien ce que c’est ? Installez-vous confortablement et découvrez avec notre invitée, Danièle Starenkyj, un secret de la santé totale.
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