Why the Gut Microbiome Is Crucial for Your Health
Bacteria, viruses, fungi and other tiny living things are referred to as microorganisms, or organisms, for short.
Trillions of these microorganisms exist mostly inside your digestion tracts and on your skin.
The majority of the microorganisms in your digestion tracts are found in a "pocket" of your internal organ called the cecum, and they are alluded to as the gut microbiome.
Although a wide range of kinds of microorganisms lives inside you, bacteria are the most considered.