Obese Individuals With and Without Phlegm-Dampness Constitution Show Different Gut Microbial Composition Associated With Risk of Metabolic Disorders
Ju-Ho Shin(Beijing University of Chinese Medicine), Yingshuai Li(Beijing University of Chinese Medicine), Xue Liang(Shanghai University of Electric Power), Xin Wang(Capital Medical University), Qi Wang(Ministry of Ecology and Environment), Shipeng Zhao(Beijing University of Chinese Medicine), Tianxing Li(Shanghai Changzheng Hospital), Linghui Zhu(Beijing University of Chinese Medicine), Lingru Li(Beijing University of Chinese Medicine), Yanan Li(Liaocheng University)
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