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007skaty Human Carbon Factory
We eat the plants to build our bones (oh yeah!) / A carbon factory of our own (of our own!)
007skaty Microbial fermentation produces carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and methane gases that pass through the gut wall into the bloodstream
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Internal gas exchange: Some of the carbon dioxide produced by your gut microbes is absorbed into your blood and eventually exhaled through your lungs when you breathe.
Which four-carbon fatty acid provides seventy percent of the energy for human colon cells?
What carbon-based molecules do gut microbes produce when fermenting dietary fiber?