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Also relationship between intestinal flora and connective tissue?
Studies show that the intestinal flora also affects fibromyalgia.
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/915403?src=soc
If these results are confirmed, this gives an extra indication that the intestines, and more specifically the intestinal flora, play a very important role in good health. We can also say that we have to be careful with the use of antibiotics, which of course can also change the intestinal flora.