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The study also demonstrated the protective power of cohabitation when it comes to microbiome quality and obesity — at least for rodents, which eat each other's droppings. On a typical diet of low-fat, plant-heavy food, mice that carried the microbiome of an obese twin stayed lean when they were housed with mice that got transplants from a lean woman. |
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