Il existe actuellement en France un projet de recherche ambitieux pour mieux comprendre les liens entre microbiote, santé et alimentation : le French Gut - le microbiote français.
Intestin et microbiote
Comment expliquer que les bonnes bactéries de l'intestin permettent de mieux résister aux infections ? La recherche sur le microbiote intestinal apporte des explications sur les liens entre intestins et système immunitaire.
Depuis des années, des publicités pour produits lactés riches en « bifidobactéries » déguisent les ferments lactiques en véritables soldats du système immunitaire logés dans nos intestins. Sur quoi se basent ces allégations ? de plus en plus de recherches s'attellent à mieux comprendre les liens...
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