what is the difference between proy and prebiotics. each one has its own and unique what is human microbiome. nobel laureate ilya mechnikov at the beginning of the last century noted that lactic acid bacterium heals the body and promotes longevity, a lot of time has passed. so far, scientists have introduced the term probiotics, well known to us today. how were these microorganisms discovered? see our first story. after the theory expressed by the scientist ilya mechnikov that lactic acid bacteria improve health, a professor from germany, alfred nisli, took up the study of this issue in 1917, he isolated not pathogenic stamp of escherichia coli, which did not cause enterocolitis, and the bifidobacterium itself was first obtained by the scientist henri titier, he isolated it from breast milk after his discovery, yew offered all newborns who have problems with the gastrointestinal tract to give bifidobacteria the term probiotics was introduced and the stylus, a in 1989, roy fuller described their positive properties, which have a benefic

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well, we're going to tell you what happened when one proy this hockey player refused to wear a pride jersey this past weekend. a former nfl star is here first, r tonight with reaction. but first rule and ruin. >> that's the focus ofngle tonight's angle, of course, yor a radical new york prosecutors trying to take down trumpthis before 2024 da. you this apparent move toward indicting the former president . it'sd indi as predictable as a biden stumble climbing the stairs of s air force one now rather than aa focusing on putting way violent to mak criminals. dalven bragge wants to makes as a name for himself by squaring p off with donald trump on a case that is as pathetic as itl. is political brag made a future trump prosecution the cornerstone of his campaign for d.a. on the candidate in deputy the race. who has the experience with donald trum in p. i was the chief deputy in the attorney general's office. we sued the trum0 times. iptigae administration over a hundred times. i know how to litigate with them. >> one little problem fo r alvin ,nothing to brag about. his only path of admi

proi would say. thank you so much. i'm sorry. thanks for joining us tonight. host of fox business, th thank you.g >> brian bremmer is the host of fox business is the big money show, and we're grateful to have him join us .ave hi >> brian , thanks so much.m wit thfor coming on .i i mean, there's all this pressure on the fed. the i know cpi comes out tomorrow. there's a fed meeting laters this month. whethewhere they're going to teo us whether they're raising rates or not. a lot of pressure not to raisebg e al rates. >> but then it seems to me big picture that maybe these are3 ye arall the byproducts of 13 years of zero interest rates. >> butkn what do i know? yeah, well, the music has tha to end at some point, tucker. that's what't's happening right now. i mean, you look at what's going on with svb bank. bank, this is called incompetence compounding. okay, we had compounding. incompetenticy, thd monetary policy. the fed mismanaged things for a long time that tapped intohich svp, which apparently didn't know how to manage its risk. that compounded the problem.ey