Can Feasting on Turkey Reduce Colitis?
Foods high in tryptophan including turkey, pork, and nuts modulate T-cells and GPR15 receptors and reduce inflammation linked to ulcerative colitis.
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Foods high in tryptophan including turkey, pork, and nuts modulate T-cells and GPR15 receptors and reduce inflammation linked to ulcerative colitis.
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