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Combating the Sustained Inflammation Involved in Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases with Probioticcating a potential causative or additive role. Through the supplementation of commensal bacteria, via probiotics, inflammation and age-related damage can be reduced. This may be a beneficial tool to combat neurodegeneration and provide a neuroprotective ability to the body through the gut microbiome.

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Asteroids, Moons, Planets, and Meteorites, pathogenic and carcinogenic bacterial and fungal species than the young and the adult. These include diet, medications, lifestyle habits, hospitalization, etc. An intestinal dysbiosis is thus established which can favor inflammation, the breakdown of tight junctions, and an abnormal immune response that favor the genesis and proliferation of CRC.

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Gut Microbiota and Eating Disorders on the Extremes of Agingrmones, and immune cells. This chapter aims to describe evidence of the link between the gut microbiota and ED prevalence at the extremes of aging. Understanding this link will aid in developing microbiome modulators as potential treatments for EDs in various populations.

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Aging Gut Microbiota and Chronic Kidney Diseasencreasing and improving. In the recent past, scientists have been focusing on the role of intestinal microbial flora in various disease conditions of the human body not only in the gastrointestinal system but also in several other systems including kidney function. This chapter gives an overview of

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Gut Microbiota in Elderly Onset Rheumatoid Arthritisnt inflammatory changes in the aged gut are setting more fire on the RA of the elderly. In this chapter, we describe the EORA microbiome and mycobiome features, immune imbalances including data on clinical and genetic characteristics.

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Lung and Gut Microbiota Interactions with Air Pollution and Aging in Human Chronic Diseaseses such as respiratory, cardiovascular, and metabolic diseases and the effect is compounded in those with higher exposure to air pollution. Mechanistically, aging and air pollution are two common factors that may cause a compromised gut and lung mucosal epithelial barrier resulting in leaking of mic

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