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Effect of Very-low Calorie Diet and Synbiotic Supplementation in Gut Microbiota (Pronokal Method)
The present study aimed to investigate the changes produced in gut microbiota by a very-low-calorie-ketogenic diet followed by a low calorie diet, whether the use of synbiotics is able to modulate gut microbiota diversity and composition and its association with gut permeability and inflammation
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