Front Immunol October 2021 PMID 33968085

Partners in Leaky Gut Syndrome: Intestinal Dysbiosis and Autoimmunity.

Yusuke Kinashi, Koji Hase

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The group demonstrates strong interest and moderate agreement with the article, as seen in comments about the microbiota's role in autoimmune diseases and gut health. For example, posts mention how changes in gut bacteria may influence immune responses and how the research fits into broader discussions on microbiota and health, reflecting a tone of curiosity and scientific inquiry.

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Most comments express understanding or partial agreement with the connection between microbiota, leaky gut, and autoimmunity, recognizing the research's insights.

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Discussions show high curiosity and eagerness to explore the topic further, with many posts sharing additional resources or emphasizing the importance of microbiota.

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Participants engage by sharing personal research experiences, referencing related autoimmune conditions, and discussing mechanisms, indicating moderate to deep involvement.

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The discussions highlight the potential significance of the research in understanding autoimmune diseases and recognize its value in medical and academic contexts, though some comments are more observational.

Abstract in brief

The intestinal lining is responsible for blocking harmful substances from entering the body, but when this barrier is damaged, it can lead to leaky gut syndrome (LGS), which may be linked to autoimmune diseases like diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis.
The gut's normal microbes (microbiota) help regulate immune responses, but imbalances in these microbes (dysbiosis) are common in autoimmune conditions, though the exact connections are still being studied.
The article explores how changes in gut bacteria and barrier function may contribute to autoimmune diseases, suggesting that microbiota alterations might disrupt the intestinal barrier and trigger abnormal immune responses.]

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Relación entre la Microbiota y La Nutrición Psiquiátrica | Psiquiatría Nutricional Relación impacto del intestino y el cerebro Sari Arponen @drasariarponen https://t.co/gDHGs8m5Q8 Doctora en Ciencias Biomédicas Co Fundadora Slow Medicine Institute 10' https://t.co/P8C2Y3gQUL

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@drasariarponen El Fascinante Mundo Microbiano Qué es la microbiota Por qué es tan importante La boca, piel y el intestino están llenos de Bacterias, virus, hongos, protozoos,... Sari Arponen @drasariarponen https://t.co/i8HDOQOTln Doctora en Ciencias Biomédicas https://t.co/DfxSuzBVt0

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RT @drasariarponen: ¡Estás lleno de microorganismos! Descubre tu microbiota https://t.co/A2gk4aG7gI a través de @YouTube

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RT @drasariarponen: ¡Estás lleno de microorganismos! Descubre tu microbiota https://t.co/A2gk4aG7gI a través de @YouTube

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Dra Sari Arponen

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¡Estás lleno de microorganismos! Descubre tu microbiota https://t.co/A2gk4aG7gI a través de @YouTube

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Ewa

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@medexit @Kopec_23 @psy_putina Zadko jest opisywany ten zespół, ale jednak jest - mogę się z Tobą tylko zgodzić, ze nie jest wpisany jaki jednostka chorobowa - https://t.co/l5mlTWqaWc

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Niels Jørgen Asbech

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@KunstJonas This review discusses the current understanding of how commensal microbiota contributes to the pathogenesis of autoimmune diseases by modifying the epithelial barrier. https://t.co/8GRyTw8vj3

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