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Many flavorful foods, such as chocolate, soy sauce, and coffee, involve a fermentation step with bacteria. Microbes pre-digest nutrients, creating flavors and health chemicals. While scientific evidence is in early stages, ancestral use suggests benefits, enticing further scientific study.
Making kefir daily is easy, requiring no expertise or much time. Cow's milk is combined with kefir grains, a community of bacteria and yeast, and left to ferment for about eight hours. Microbes ferment the lactose, producing organic acids. After fermentation, the kefir is filtered to collect the grains, which are then added to new milk. The result is a sour yogurt-like drink with a diverse range of microbes, thought to be beneficial.