I agree. updated accordingly.


On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 12:29 PM, adamrp <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In www/americangut/FAQ.psp:
>
> > +
> > +                        <h3 class="faq_header" id="faq19">How can I change my gut microbiome?</h3>
> > +                        <div class="faq_content">
> > +                            <p>Although we still don’t have a predictable way to change the gut microbiome in terms of increasing or decreasing the abundances of specific bacteria, we do know that a variety of factors influence gut microbial community composition. Diet is a major factor affecting the gut microbiome so by changing your diet, you may be able to affect your gut microbiome. We still don’t fully understand probiotics but know that they can influence your gut microbiome while you are actively taking them. Factors such as stress can also influence the gut microbiome. However, it is important to remember that there are factors we can’t change, such as age or genetics, that can affect the gut microbiome.</p>
> > +                        </div>
> > +                        <div class="separator"></div>
> > +
> > +                        <h3 class="faq_header" id="faq20">Can I get another copy of my results?</h3>
> > +                        <div class="faq_content">
> > +                            <p>You can download a copy from our website. Log in with your account name and password, go to the left side bar, move your mouse to Human Samples -> PARTICIPANT NAME -> SAMPLE NUMBER, and then click on SAMPLE NUMBER.pdf to download it.</p>
> > +                        </div>
> > +                        <div class="separator"></div>
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> > +                        <h3 class="faq_header" id="faq21">Why am I asked for a seven-day food diary?</h3>
> > +                        <div class="faq_content">
> > +                            <p>Diet is a major factor affecting the gut microbiome since our gut microbes eat the food we don’t digest. Having diet information will allow us to look for patterns in gut microbiome composition across populations of people with different diets.</p>
>
> Also note here that responses to all questions on the survey, including
> the dietary questions, are strictly voluntary. We have had people write to
> the help account FURIOUS that they are asked to contribute a 7-day food log.
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