Differences in the first microorganisms that arrive in the gut after birth, and their order of arrival...<br />have a lasting impact on how gastrointestinal system looks later in life, according to a study.<br />Researchers at the University of Alberta believe serious chronic diseases can be warded off.<br />But how? By adjusting the microbiome of gastrointestinal tract says UPI.com.<br />Each person's gastrointestinal tract is unique to the body, like fingerprints.<br />Genetics, diet, environment, and lifestyle account for less than 30% of the variation of the gut microbiome. <br />
