Author(s): Dr. N. Das*
The gut microbiota is a pivotal player in human health, profoundly influencing physiological processes and disease pathogenesis. Disruptions, termed dysbiosis, are increasingly linked to conditions ranging from neurological and metabolic disorders to gastrointestinal diseases and cancer. Its intricate interactions with the immune system, diet, drug pharmacology, and even the aging process highlight its broad impact. Understanding and modulating the microbiota offers significant therapeutic potential across diverse health challenges.
