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(Natural News)
Your gut microbiota helps shield you from infections, and for the longest time, scientists have wondered how. A new study published on Jan. 15 in the journal
Cell details the process involved in gut immunity, or specifically, how your gut microflora functions to give you colonization resistance. Using mouse models, a team from the
National Institutes of Health (NIH) identified which bacteria help your body fight off infections and discovered the crucial role played by taurine in the whole process. Taurine is a naturally occurring amino acid that can be found in the brain, heart, eyes and muscles.