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Scientists discover tiny gut particles that may drive aging and chronic disease · NabkaNews

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Scientists discover tiny gut particles that may drive aging and chronic disease

ScienceDaily·May 16

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Scientists have discovered tiny particles in the gut that may be linked to aging and chronic disease. These particles are thought to potentially play a role in driving these conditions. Further details about the discovery and its implications are not specified.

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Researchers have identified tiny particles released by the gut that appear to actively drive the inflammation behind ageing and chronic disease — and particles taken from young animals seemed to push the process the other way

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