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Bacteria aren’t always bad. Some, like the billions that live in our guts, are vital for our health. So should we make our homes and cities more hospitable to these beneficial microbes?
Graves will discuss his collection Saturday at the virtual Southern Festival of Books
"I first responded to poetry the way I responded to music. A rhythmic pulse and a sense of somatic presence — these were things that compelled me, and which I wanted, in an inchoate sense, to channel or register. Sentience and intensities, not subjectivity, were primary attractants."
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Last modified on Sun 11 Jul 2021 05.00 EDT If you want to learn more about whatâs going on in your gut, the first step is to turn your poo blue. How long it takes for a muffin dyed with blue food colouring to pass through your system is a measure of your gut health: the median is 28.7 hours; longer transit times suggest your gut isnât as healthy as it could be. We are only now beginning to understand the importance of the gut microbiome: could this be the start of a golden age for gut-health science? âThe gut microbiome is the most important scientific discovery for human healt...