by Fiona Nicholson, Science Writer
Vegans could be sitting on a goldmine, according to Plant- Based News, where one article suggests that faecal transplants from vegans could be the answer to the growing problem of antibioticresistant bacterial infections. Miranda Larbi writes that since vegans eat a varied diet of fruit, vegetables, nuts and seeds, many of which are prebiotic and probiotic, the gut biome of vegans will consist of a wider range of ‘good’ bacterial species, in comparison with carnivorous humans.
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