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Hunter-gatherer gut microbes change with seasons, researchers say

New study adds to the evidence that diet is a major factor in determining the composition and variety of the microbes that live in our guts.

Researchers studying traditional hunter-gatherer societies had already known that they have much more diverse microbiomes — the collection of bacteria that live in our guts — than those of people living in industrialized societies.

But this week, researchers reported a new discovery:

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