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    Microbes in our bodies contain 10 times as many microbes as our own cells. There are 5 non million microbes on the planet, which is the number of stars in the universe multiplied by 5 million. Microbes are everywhere, coffee table, kitchen sink and in you.

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    Microbes in our bodies contain 10 times as many microbes as our own cells. There are 5 non million microbes on the planet, which is the number of stars in the universe multiplied by 5 million. Microbes are everywhere, coffee table, kitchen sink and in you.

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    Collins,Sonya."WhatIsYourGutBacteriaTellingYou?

    "
    WebMD
    .WebMD,n.d.Web.
    12Mar.2015.
    Thefirstfewparagraphsofthisarticlediscussedmicrobesandhowourbodiescontain10
    timesasmanymicrobesasourownhumancells.Furtherintothearticleitbeginstodiscussgut
    microbes,itexplainsthattheymakesmallmoleculesthatcanhelpsendsignalstoyourbrain.
    Therearealsodifferentmixesofbacteriaintheintestinewhencomparingahealthybodyversus
    anunhealthybody.Anditendswithdescribingtheconnectionsbetweenintestinalbacteriaand
    diseases.

    Lamouse,Dr.Esi."GutBacteriaandOurImmuneSystemfromCurrentScience&
    TechnologyPodcast."
    CurrentScience&TechnologyPodcast
    .N.p.,n.d.Web.12Mar.2015.

    ThedoctorinthispodcastwasapediatricgastroenterologistataChildren'sHospitalin
    Boston.Shespokeaboutourimmunesystemandthepossibleconnectionsitmighthavetoour
    gutbacteria.Shehasdonestudiesonmicewiththeirgutbacteriasandthedifferentlevels.She
    alsospeaksaboutconnectionstotreatingdiseaseswiththesemicrobes.

    Norris,Jeffrey."UniversityofCaliforniaSanFrancisco."
    DoGutBacteriaRuleOur
    Minds?
    N.p.,15Aug.2014.Web.13Mar.2015.

    ThisarticlewassimilartothefirstarticlethatIread,ittalkedaboutthemicrobesinour
    bodyandhowtheywork.Ilearnedthatbacteriamaybeactingthroughavagusnervewhich
    connects100millionnervecellsfromthedigestivetracttothebrain.Italsospokeabouthowa
    person'sfoodchoicesaffectthemycobacterialpopulationsinthegut.

    Raes,Jeroen."TheGutFlora:YouandYour100TrillionFriends:JeroenRaesat
    TEDxBrussels."
    YouTube
    .YouTube,n.d.Web.13Mar.2015.

    Somethingthatsurprisedmewasthatthereis7millionpeopleontheplanet,andthere
    are5nonmillionmicrobesontheplanet,whichisthenumberofstarsintheuniversemultiplied
    by5million.Microbesareeverywhere,coffeetable,kitchensinkandinyou.

    Specter,Michael."GermsAreUs."
    TheNewYorker
    .N.p.,n.d.Web.13Mar.2015.

    Ireallylikedthisarticlebecauseittalkedindepthaboutaspecificbadbacteriawhich
    wasH.pylori.IthoughtthatwassuperinterestingbecauseIhadthatbacteriaafewyearsago.
    Theauthorcoversalotofdifferentintestinalflora/bacteriafactswhichIfoundveryuseful.I
    likedhowthearticlealsointerviewedprofessionalsinthefieldofmetabolismresearch.

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