Details about Mitsuokella multacida: NCBI 52226, gram-negative or unknown

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See this post,The taxonomy nightmare — Episode II for why numbers vary so much

Lab	Frequency Seen	Average	Standard Deviation	Samples
BiomeSight	3.72 %	0.304 %	1.055 %	2016
custom	2.703 %	0.1 %	%	37
uBiome	0.751 %	0.31 %	0.467 %	799
Thryve	5.829 %	0.12 %	0.237 %	1441

Recommended reading: Taxonomy Nightmare

Desired Levels Suggestions Mitsuokella multacida (NCBI 52226) per million Low Boundary High Boundary Source 0 4517.5 Standard Lab Ranges (+/- 2 Std Dev) 0 1759 Box Plot Whisker 20 11745 Kaltoft-Moltrup Normal Ranges

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Diet Style	moderate-protein moderate-carbohydrate	Studies report Increases in consensus
Food (excluding seasonings)	Nicotine	Studies report Decreases in consensus
Food (excluding seasonings)	whey	Studies report Increases in consensus
Prebiotics and similar	arabinogalactan (prebiotic)	Studies report Increases in consensus
Prebiotics and similar	inulin (prebiotic)	Studies report Increases in consensus
Probiotics	lactobacillus reuteri (probiotics)	Studies report Increases in consensus

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