Our gut is one of the most complicated but most rewarding organs to do research on. This fact is build off of the fact that the gut contains more than 100 trillion bacteria. Humans are more so made up of bacteria than we are actual human cells. Roughly, bacteria outweigh human cells 10 to 1. Bacteria in the gut relies on whom it host to help it grow, nourish and to have a place to live. In return, the bacteria helps us breakdown food for absorption, protection from infections in our gastrointestinal regions and regulates our metabolism. This symbiotic relationship between bacteria and humans is very important in how we are able to function day to day. Although there are much more good bacteria than there are bad bacteria, bad bacteria still
