And the trouble is that most of us don't even know that we have a microbiome.
How many cells are there in your body right now? How many cells are there? Take a guess.
100 trillion.
So you are made up more of bacteria than you are of human cells, except that your bacteria are real tiny, but there's more.
How many genes are there if you take all your bacteria in your gut and put them together? Take a guess.
So the question is why? Did you ever ask yourself why the bacteria are there? How did they even get there? When you're born, you don't have bacteria inside your gut.
You're born pretty much sterile, aren't you? But all those bacteria get over there.
Why do they go over there? Oh, it's to find a nice place to go live in, right? Nature does not make any mistakes.
If it puts so many trillion bacteria inside you, and you're alive and you're not yet dead, there's a reason for it.
But we never asked ourselves what the reason for these bacteria in our gut is.
And the trouble is that most of us don't even know that we have a microbiome.
How many cells are there in your body right now? How many cells are there? Take a guess.
100 trillion.
So you are made up more of bacteria than you are of human cells, except that your bacteria are real tiny, but there's more.
How many genes are there if you take all your bacteria in your gut and put them together? Take a guess.
So the question is why? Did you ever ask yourself why the bacteria are there? How did they even get there? When you're born, you don't have bacteria inside your gut.
You're born pretty much sterile, aren't you? But all those bacteria get over there.
Why do they go over there? Oh, it's to find a nice place to go live in, right? Nature does not make any mistakes.
If it puts so many trillion bacteria inside you, and you're alive and you're not yet dead, there's a reason for it.
But we never asked ourselves what the reason for these bacteria in our gut is.
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