Rewilding urban home gardens increased beneficial environmental bacteria on residents’ skin, reduced bacteria associated with infections and preserved microbial diversity within three months, while greater oral microbiome diversity was linked to lower inflammatory markers
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University of Eastern Finland
Urban home yards rewilded: may benefit microbiome and inflammatory response in just three months, neighborhood deadwood also played…
A recent Finnish study has found that rewilding residential yards affected the skin and oral microbiota of residents and was linked to the body’s inflammatory responses.