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Scientists at Northwestern University conducted a study on the effects of three diets on the microbiome.
Juicing-only volunteers experienced a clear shift in the composition of their mouth microbiome.
The researchers found a reduction of helpful Firmicutes bacteria and an increase in Proteobacteria , which have been linked to inflammation.
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