Should dietary guidelines advise consumers to deliberately include safe microorganisms in their diets?

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While for almost all of human evolution our food and water have contained large numbers of microorganisms, the industrialized human diet contains low microbial numbers. So are we ready to recommend a specific daily intake of microbes?

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