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Effects of Walnut Supplementation on Short-Chain Fatty Acid Levels in Healthy Volunteers
Gut dysbiosis poses a significant public health concern, and malnutrition plays a central role in its development. In our recent clinical trial, we explored the effects of regulated walnut intake on the levels of 11 fecal metabolites to determine whether (I) walnut consumption promotes changes in me
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