Animal-based diet {51111337}
Definition: | Animal-based diet |
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Type: | Diet |
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- Animal-based diet could enrich the gut microbiome–encoding sulfite reductases and sulfite-reducing bacteria which generate hydrogen #Sulfide in sulfur metabolism, a harmful by-product that may induce DNA damage, disrupt the mucus bilayer, and promote inflammation and CRC. - [1.2]
- increased #Animal protein intake is associated with increased relative abundance of #Alistipes and #Bacteroides genera - [1.3] [#Animal fat consumption]
- animal-based diets (typically called a “Western” diet with high amounts of animal fat and protein, and processed carbohydrates) induce decreased levels of beneficial species within the #Firmicutes phyla and strains from the genus #Prevotella; while levels of bile-tolerant, inflammation-associated #Proteobacteria, such as #Bilophila, and #Bacteroides are increased
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