The younger the intestinal flora, the better?Maybe it is worth exploring

Author:Bioart biological art Time:2022.09.09

A number of people studies have found that the intestinal flora is closely related to age, and there is a trajectory from young to aging. Many animal experiments have also found that the intestinal flora that transplants elderly animals will metabolize the host. Immunity and nerves have adversely affected, so it is an interesting issue whether the "intestinal flora age" can be used as a risk symbol of elderly diseases.

Recently, the Heyan research team of Shandong University published in Gut Magazine entitled Ageing Trajectory of the Gut Microbiota IS Association with Metabolic Diseases in A ChristOLOGical Age-Dependent Manner. Risk signs were studied.

This article first proposes several disorder trajectories of intestinal flora age, that is, premature Microbiota Aging, delayed Microbiota Aging, and INTERSECTED Microbiota Aging. The intestinal flora of patients with sexually transmitted diseases may have premature aging characteristics.

Based on the analysis of about 7,000 people in the intestinal microbiological group of Guangdong Province, the changes in the flora changes in metabolic diseases did not appear premature aging like assumptions, but in a state of dislocation: that is, among young people, bacteria of metabolic diseases in young people, bacteria of metabolic diseases, The age trajectory of the group age of the group is old, but the age trajectory of the flora of metabolic diseases is smaller, and the age of the two groups of fungus in the middle -aged group (about 50 years old) is staggered, and the age of the flora of metabolic diseases in the elderly shows the age. Young trend.

This study suggests that the conclusion of "the younger the intestinal flora is younger" may be worth exploring. Especially for the elderly, whether the bacteria that match the corresponding age will be more beneficial to metabolic health and further research.