Impacts of Diet and Exercise on Maternal Gut Microbiota Are Transferred to Offspring

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Findings reported in @FrontEndocrinol suggest that impacts of diet and exercise on maternal gut microbiota are transferred to offspring https://t.co/V1G97m5sCF https://t.co/h6IX83E8Nl

02 Oct 2019

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If this doesnt shock you i dont know what will....mother exercise benefits are transferred to baby via microbiome transfer....does c section negate this? read paper...damn weird https://t.co/9vjBykGEN1

19 Dec 2018

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Impacts of Diet and Exercise on Maternal Gut Microbiota Are Transferred to Offspring: Shyam Prakaash Bhagavata Srinivasan, Mukesh Raipuria, Hasnah Bahari, Nadeem O. Kaakoush, Margaret J. Morris https://t.co/RwvKATfApq

02 Dec 2018

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RT @masbarberi: Impacts of diet and exercise on maternal gut microbiota are transferred to offspring https://t.co/8fwoLsbuZY

23 Nov 2018

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