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- Higher dairy consumption correlates with increased bacterial diversity in the colon.
- Faecalibacterium and Akkermansia are more prevalent among those who drink more milk.
- In a separate study, Turicibacter linked to improved metabolic health in mice.
- Oral bacteria may influence Parkinson's disease progression, illustrating a gut-brain connection.
- Overall, these findings emphasize diet's role in gut health and well-being.
