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20 Major Health Issues That Start in Your Gut

Obesity

While many of us assume that our weight issues stem solely from our diet, our belly bacteria may have something to do with our weight, as well. Research conducted at Yale University reveals that acetate produced in the intestinal tract sends a signal to the brain to produce unnecessary insulin, causing fat storage, and, over time, obesity.

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