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Your body runs on a delicate, intelligent balance. 🌿 When we interfere with that balance, even with good intentions, there are always consequences. Antibiotics can be like dropping an atomic bomb on the gut…they wipe out harmful pathogens, but also the beneficial bacteria that protect us and keep yeast...

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