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Study: Kimchi Probiotic Shows Potential to Help the Body Flush Nanoplastics
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Study: Kimchi Probiotic Shows Potential to Help the Body Flush Nanoplastics

South Korean researchers have reported that a probiotic bacterium derived from kimchi may help remove nanoplastics from the body by binding to particles in the intestine and promoting their excretion. The findings – published Monday, May 18, in the journal Bioresource Technology – come from the World Institute of Kimchi (WiKim), a government-funded research institute under the

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South Korean researchers have reported that a probiotic bacterium derived from kimchi may help remove nanoplastics from the body by binding to particles in the intestine and promoting their excretion.

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