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This project explores the gut microbiome's composition and its inflammatory potential in young versus older individuals. It aims to understand how dietary interventions, such as periodic fasting, can modulate the microbiome to promote healthy aging.
The human gut hosts a large and diverse ecosystem of microbes termed the gut microbiome.
Microbiome imbalances, often affecting the interplay of the microbes with the host immune system, have been linked to a variety of diseases.
Being amenable for modulation, for example via diet and probiotics, the gut microbiome is a potential target of high interest for promoting human well-being.
Since the proportion of Europeans above 65 is expected to double from 2010 to 2050, healthy aging is an importan…
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