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otably higher in the PMN group, demonstrating its potential bone-protective effects on osteoporosis. Further animal study using osteoporotic mice showed P. histicola could prevent estrogen deficiency-induced bone loss through the GM-bone axis. Thus, P. histicola may serve as a therapeutic agent or target for osteoporosis treatment.Lower phosphorus intake to prevent hyperphosphatemia for those with chronic kidney disease (CKD) is often recommended. Plant proteins are frequently restricted for their high phosphorus content desp
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