Dysbiosis is a condition that occurs due to an imbalance in the bacteria in the stomach and intestine (gut). The causes include changes in diet, consumption of excess alcohol, stress, anxiety, medications, etc. The symptoms of dysbiosis are bloating, upset stomach, bad breath, constipation, etc.
Link Between Dysbiosis and Gastrointestinal Disorders
Dysbiosis has a major impact on most gastrointestinal disorders by affecting the immune response, being pro-inflammatory, and altering the microbial balance.
Nurturing Lung Microbiome Health: Strategies for a Breath of Fresh Air
The microbiome's impact on lung health and its involvement in conditions like asthma and infections is a promising implication for future healthcare.
