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Exercise Boosts Healthy Gut Bacteria Variety
Researchers have determined that exercise does more than just keep your muscles strong and heart healthy. According to a new study, regular exercise also boosts the diversity of bacteria found in the gut, an important factor that contributes to overall well-being.
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