[ConservativeMind]

It seems Parkinson’s patients are missing some strains of helpful bacteria. Some of these strains produce riboflavin and biotin. They also may produce short chain fatty acids and polyamines.

Soluble fiber helps bacteria make SCFAs.

The authors suggest simple supplementation with those two B vitamins might be of great help, but, in my estimation, the benefit from bacteria making SCFAs and polyamines may go beyond just B vitamin benefits, instead, helping to rebuild the mucus barrier lining the intestines.

I have previously posted other study writeups on the benefits of soluble fiber.

[ConservativeMind]

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[Reddy]

Which soluble fiber?

[TribalPrincess2U]

Interesting! Hopefully my Vit B Complex is helping.

[Bob434]

hmm, this ‘Microbiota’ stuff- dunno how legit it is- but it might just turn into some real cures for certain issues- maybe even many issues- hope it pans out

[BipolarBob]

What about fermented foods such as sauerkraut?

[Salvavida]

Here we go again.

Parkinson’s, ALS, MS, Huntington’s are easily treated and 100% reversible.

But apparently, I’m the only one with a computer that comes equipped with a search engine.

[wjcsux]

Thanks for posting.