An imbalance in the human gut microbiome can affect the interplay with the host immune system and lead to a variety of diseases. Targeting the microbiome via diet and probiotics could promote well-being.
Accumulating evidence indicates that many people develop low-grade chronic inflammation with age. This unfortunately contributes to the development of associated diseases such as metabolic disorders and neurodegeneration. However, despite intensive research, the factors that drive age-associated inflammation are still poorly understood.
Further details: Gut inflammation in the elderly