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Breakout Session C
No Guts, No Glory: Using the Microbiome to Support Healing
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Objectives
1. Review the human-bacteria symbiosis.
2. Understand the role of the microbiome in the progression of disease.
3. Explore lifestyle and environmental factors that modulate the human microbiome to support healing.
The gut bateria work in intricate cooperation with the human body, affected by its environment, to contribute to either disease or healing. The work of salvation is no less an intricate and individualized process, one which must be understood by the true medical missionary.
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October 26, 2018, 4:00 PM
Copyright ⓒ2018 Adventist Medical Evangelism Network (AMEN).
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