Gut liver brain axis in diseases: the implications for therapeutic interventions

Nature·Dec 6

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Research is exploring the connections between organs, including the gut, liver, and brain, and their roles in various diseases. The interactions between these organs, referred to as axes, are being studied to understand their implications for therapeutic interventions. Different aspects of these axes are being investigated, including the impact of microbiota, probiotics, and nutrients on metabolism and disease.

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