Was hat der Darm mit Übergewicht und Diabetes zu tun?
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Summary
Für den Menschen unverdauliche Ballaststoffe werden von Darmbakterien zu kurzkettigen Fettsäuren abgebaut, die u.a. die intestinale Darmbarriere verbessern.
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- article
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- 2018-06-01
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Keywords
Gynecology, Medicine
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