TheBodyPro clinical overview
The gut microbiome is made up of trillions of microorganisms that influence the health of the host, including numerous strains of bacteria, viruses, and fungi. While these microbes are essential for food digestion and other crucial functions, an imbalance of pathogenic microorganisms can increase susceptibility to both infectious diseases and non-infectious chronic illnesses that are linked to increased inflammation and reduced gut-barrier function.
But how exactly does HIV impact the gut microbiome, and what are the implications for clinical practice? TheBodyPro spoke to several leading researchers in the field to gain a clearer understanding.
Read the full overview here.
Source : TheBodyPro
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